Solid limestone walls do not alter soil pH. Only when limestone weathers to fine particles over decades does it release calcium.
Rose defoliation is likely due to disease (black spot), not soil pH. Test soil anyway; roses prefer 6.0–6.5.
Don’t amend for a non-existent limestone effect.
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