No. What you may have is reversion. If it's been badly pruned, not saying you did, suckers, mistaken for new growth take over and the grafted plant loses out.
I thought I had answered. When flowers are hungry or hungry because they are too thirsty to absorb nutrients they, and their leaves, go paler. Flowers are usually smaller too. It happened to a Nelly Moser clematis in a pot that I forgot to feed and when the housesitter didn't water a David Austin rose in a pot enough it happened then.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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No. What you may have is reversion. If it's been badly pruned, not saying you did, suckers, mistaken for new growth take over and the grafted plant loses out.
Same roses. Same smell Just a faded colour.
B3 sorry about that, i was one of the guilty parties, how about Dog roses!!!!
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New buds opening . Better colour. Suspect they were starved by self seed geraniums since removed.
Thanks all for advice
I thought I had answered. When flowers are hungry or hungry because they are too thirsty to absorb nutrients they, and their leaves, go paler. Flowers are usually smaller too. It happened to a Nelly Moser clematis in a pot that I forgot to feed and when the housesitter didn't water a David Austin rose in a pot enough it happened then.