Oh dear. Then I would wait until next fall and dig the roses out. Then clear the area over the winter and replace the roses or move them to another area. A lot of work, but it will save the roses.
I have to agree Julie, digging them out is the only thing that works be sides painting them with a root killer. They can sprout up from roots of a tree that has been cut down too. I didn’t find that using black plastic or any other black out technique worked. They either grew around or through it. We have been using a combo of digging and painting on chemical, even though I don’t like to use herbicides and it’s working well.
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Dig them out! Or cut to ground level and smother them - no sun = no grow.
I have to agree Julie, digging them out is the only thing that works be sides painting them with a root killer. They can sprout up from roots of a tree that has been cut down too. I didn’t find that using black plastic or any other black out technique worked. They either grew around or through it. We have been using a combo of digging and painting on chemical, even though I don’t like to use herbicides and it’s working well.