Louisiana gardener: white rose buds look dead/brown before opening; blooms have brown edges.
Thrips (tiny fly-like bugs) prefer light-colored roses. They suck petal juice, causing brown edges and stippling (tiny brown dots).
Use a rose insecticide labeled for thrips. Check label specifically for thrips.
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