Gardener (location unspecified) loses all leaves by late summer every year—climbers, bushes, all types. Bare stems with flowers remain. Fertilizer and TLC don't prevent it.
Humid climates = relentless black spot, mildew. No fungicide = guaranteed defoliation. "Every two weeks" is the minimum.
Cooler weather + new foliage = lush fall bloom. But prevention starts at spring leaf-out. Next year: spray before spots appear.
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