A zone 5 gardener fall-pruned a rose bush. It has green stems but no leaves while nearby bushes are leafed out.
Canes can stay green even if the plant died. Cut back cane tips—if pith is brown, that section is dead. Keep cutting lower until you find green apple-colored pith. If none, the rose is dead. If green, prune lower to stimulate growth.
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