Yellow leaves after transplant = shock (root disturbance). Dark spots = black spot fungal infection, encouraged by stress. Did you fertilize at planting? Nursery plants are pre-fed; extra fertilizer burns new roots.
Transplanted one to better drainage—monitor. Both should recover.
Planting Disease-Resistant Roses Near Black Spot Infected Ones: Risk Assessment
Managing Sawfly Larvae on Roses: Identification and Control
Chickens vs. Knockout Roses: Damage Assessment and Manure Caution
Reviving a Newly Bought, Pest-Ridden Rose Bush
Staking vs. Pruning Drooping Rose of Sharon: Spring Pruning for Stronger Stems
China Boy/Girl Holly Decline: Soil Testing and Professional Tree Care
Cottony Scale on Roses in Miami: Organic Control Strategy
Winterizing Potted Roses in the Pacific Northwest
Why Did My Hybrid Roses Turn into a Red Climber? Understanding Rootstock Takeover
Rose Rosette Disease Confirmed – Removal and Replanting Protocol
Transplanting Mini Roses & Old Bushes: Timing, Technique & Dormancy
Rescuing Bare-Root Roses & Propagating from Cuttings
Miniature Rose Crashes After Mint Introduction: Spider Mites and Indoor Decline
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved