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Rose Rosette Conference

November 1, 2016

…best experts, attend this event: Rose Rosette Symposium Saturday, November 12, 8:30 – 12:30 Chambersville Tree Farms 7032 County Road 971 Celina TX 75009 972-837-4223 The Program: • Maddi Shires, PhD S…

Rose Rosette Virus Still Riding Strong

February 5, 2025

…ere covered with thorns. Is this rose rosette virus?” To which I always have to tell them that there is absolutely no question that this is rose rosette virus (RRV), the fatal disease that has been att…

Rose Rosette Virus Update

September 24, 2013

…a rampant outbreak of the fatal Rose Rosette Virus looks like in fall. These plants should all be dug and removed immediately. They are harboring the microscopic mites that spread the disease, and the…

Rose Rosette of Real Concern

April 22, 2013

…cted stems are few and abnormal. Rose rosette is spread by small insects that move from plant to plant. There is speculation that the planting of big beds of masses of roses has accelerated its spread….

Rose Rosette Virus: Status Update

May 5, 2016

…community worldwide. This fatal virus, spread by a microscopic mite, has infected almost every rose in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and beyond. It’s brought out our finest plant people from all ove…

Question of the Week: April 20, 2017

April 19, 2017

…tell for sure?” I’m not sure why rose rosette virus (RRV) has decided to camp out in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and ruin all of the roses, but that’s exactly what it’s done in the past five years….

Rose Rosette Disease

February 19, 2016

…und. What could the problem be?” Rose rosette disease (“RRD”) is not new. In fact, it’s been known to exist for decades. However, for whatever the reasons, it has proliferated in DFW and elsewhere in T…

Question of the Week: April 14, 2016

April 11, 2016

…surrounding area: “Neil, is this rose rosette virus?” This rose stem exhibits the typical rose rosette virus clubiness, often referred to as “bull canes.” And that’s the question I’m being asked time…

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