Modern hybrid tea roses often live only 2-5 years. If yours is declining despite proper care (water, sun, fertilizer, weekly spray), it may simply be reaching its natural lifespan.
Consider Earth-Kind® roses (Texas A&M program) – varieties proven to thrive with minimal care, no spraying, and high disease resistance. Examples: 'Belinda's Dream', 'Knock Out', 'Mutabilis'.
Check the Texas A&M Earth-Kind website for region-specific recommendations.
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