Cindy ...
Here's the link to Ann's book:
http://www.rosegeeks.com/
I just started studying RRD this week because I noticed an odd cane on a 60 year old HT in my garden and the rose showed only one of the symptoms Ann mentions in her book. It may or may not be infected, but I had planned to take the cane out today just in case. There are no labs up here that I can send samples to for testing and the "expert" at our Ag Dept told me that the rose was NOT infected. Since she has never seen RRD, I prefer to be cautious.
I'll be checking all of my other roses today, too.
One of the interesting things in Ann's book is that she was at a convention where many rose experts had attended and none of them recognized the symptoms of RRD on several of the roses in one of the gardens they had visited.
Thanks for the confirmation. I only know what I have read and have not actually seen an infected plant.
