Hello this is the second year of my roses getting this way in the spring there nice and big blooms and then they stop blooming and they look burn
Last year I was told that I was over watering so I cut back on the watering and no change this year they're in drip system they do get a lot of sun some of the steams turn black thank you any advice will be appreciate

Hi MichaelBarriga, I'm truly sorry to see such a beautiful rose in this condition, but it's promising to know that she is recovery every Spring. Is this the Eden rose variety? I would recommend visiting your local Extension office or Rose Society to seek their expertise in person as I haven't encountered this issue before.

My guess is lack of water. Often, drip systems don't provide adequate water for roses. I also noticed that one of your roses is right next to a stucco wall. If that wall is facing south, and gets full sun, it could produce way too much heat for your rose. I also noticed that there is a purple ground cover right next to one of your roses, and a large agave; they might be providing some competition for the water.

[quote="Susan_in_SB"] My guess is lack of water. Often, drip systems don't provide adequate water for roses. I also noticed that one of your roses is right next to a stucco wall. If that wall is facing south, and gets full sun, it could produce way too much heat for your rose. I also noticed that there is a purple ground cover right next to one of your roses, and a large agave; they might be providing some competition for the water. [/quote

That's what I thought, too, Susan. Also, I think a good deal more mulch would help hold the moisture in the soil. At least, three inches in a hot climate is necessary.

Thank you yes I will have water it every other day. And add more mulch and the wall is facing east thank really appreciate 👏