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Diagnosing Scorched Rose Buds: Need More Information

Diagnosing Scorched Rose Buds: Need More Information

Bud scorch and drop can be caused by:

Excessive sun/heat.
Recent spraying during hot weather.
Rose midge (location-dependent).

Provide your gardening location for accurate diagnosis.

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