I love roses! These are a few pictures from my garden. I had to fight rose rust and aphids this season, but I think I’ve won the battle. I had to defoliate due to the rust and have been manually killing aphids each day, so no chemicals were used.
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FYI: My roses have aphids every year early on, but I go buy a bag of lady bugs and put them out at dusk as you are supposed to and within one or two days all the aphids are gone. And they stay gone all season. It’s a cheap non-toxic way to deal the with. 🙂 ❤
Thanks, I’m going to give that a try. 🙂
Oh good. I think you will be pleased. But don’t release them until just at dusk. They are migratory and must find a food source or they’ll move on. Since they won’t fly off at night, they will spend the night finding the aphids and then go to work getting rid of the little boogers. Good luck. 🙂