Furthermore, the signs are unmistakable. You criticized members for saying that "they can drive down a street and, "on the fly" diagnose RRD!" I think RRD often can be diagnosed "on the fly" Don't you see something suspicious about a rose that looks like this, for example? Even if you were simply driving down the street, this would not look normal.

zuzu said:Furthermore, the signs are unmistakable. You criticized members for saying that "they can drive down a street and, "on the fly" diagnose RRD!" I think RRD often can be diagnosed "on the fly" Don't you see something suspicious about a rose that looks like this, for example? Even if you were simply driving down the street, this would not look normal.

true, rrd is sort of prevalent around here. There is a lot of r multiflora by the rural roadsides. I've seen it in there and in landsacping for commercial properties. and I just saw some rrd on knock outs by the entrance of the subdivision i live in the other day as I was driving home. which reminds me I need to email the hoa. its about 3 to 4 acres away from my house. I see it on knock outs a lot. I think that's why its spreading. I lost 2 giant new dawns several years ago to it.