Three climbing roses planted last spring, beautiful all summer. This spring appear dead. Neighbor's dog urinates on them and on boxwoods/arborvitae (also dying). Asked if urine kills roses and prevention.
Urine = concentrated nitrogen. Small amounts fertilize; constant application burns roots (fertilizer overdose). Water heavily to flush. Deterrents may increase marking (dog tries to overmark).
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