On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:09:18 -0400 in gautam wrote:
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Some of my rose plants have their leaves being shriveled (looking dried
up) and folding inwards. I tried to look up several sites and
publications to determine the disease or problems. I could not find
anything similar. These seems to be happening to the upper portion of
the leases in the plant. Has anybody has similar problems with their
plants. Can anybody offer any suggestions, advice or references. Any
help would be greatly appreciated. I have tried to attach some pictures
to help you determine.

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2) WHen did this begin happening? By any chance just after the cold
snap after Easter? I ask because I have shriveling on my hollies,
apple tree, herbs, gold rain trees, etc, etc from the last frost.
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Chris Dukes
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