The dreaded black spot disease on roses can greatly make the plant weaker and spread quickly across leaves.
A gardening expert has warned people to protect their roses from a fungal disease that can weaken the flowers and cause less blooms.
However, you can easily rid your roses of this disease by simply pulling off the leaves, according to one gardening expert on TikTok. The gardener, who goes by @thegrowdenwithglen on TikTok, shared his experience with black spot disease and how he gets rid of it. "This is spread by rain and yes, we've had so much of it so it's the perfect condition . This can easily spread to other roses you may have so it's important to remove it as much as you can."
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