Joan: Spring Hill Nursery mini roses have dead pods. "Low maintenance" tag says little care. Cut them off?
Remove all spent blooms/hips. Cut to first 5-leaflet leaf. Benefits:
"Disease resistant" often fails in real gardens. "Self-cleaning" rarely works in humidity. Trust your eyes, not tags.
'Rise N' Shine' (yellow, vigorous), 'Baby Carousel' (tree form, pink). Both own-root, tough.
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