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Rose Petal Edges Turning Black: Midge or Heat Burn

Same as bud blackening: rose midge larvae feed on petals, or intense heat on red/multi-colored roses causes edge burn. Check for midges; if sprayed already, ensure deep watering and thick mulch for cool roots.

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