Why does my rose bush leaves with tiny holes in leaves

Put the fertilizer and let it remain
Remove Infection
Prune away the infected leaves and infected stems. Also, rake up all the fallen leaves under the plant. Throw the infected debris away, rather than putting it on your compost pile.Once the infected leaves and stems have been removed, treat your rose with a fungicide. Spray the entire plant, making sure to get the tops and bottoms of the leaves as well as the stems. You can use a chemical fungicide or any number of organic options such as:
Copper
Lime Sulfur
Neem Oil
Potassium or Ammonium Bicarbonate
Sulfur

Hello, Susan -

Yes, depending upon the type of rose bush. This article on pruning roses from the University of Illinois Extension, covers the topic well, I think:
https://extension.illinois.edu/roses/prune.cfm

Best wishes.

Fungal disease forms black spots all over the foliage of rose bushes.

Remove as much of the affected plant as possible then treat it with a fungicidal spray.

Repeat the treatment every ten days until the disease has been eradicated..

Um, you should probably post your question to a gardening category. This is a sewing machine category.

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If you're asking about something to do with a sewing machine, I'm not going to be helpful, but if you're asking about rose bushes, then read on.
Yellow leaves can be caused by the soil pH being too far off what roses like. Slightly acidic is what they want. Alkaline is typical of many locations where roses don't do well.
Iron deficiency is another reason for yellow leaves. Often caused by alkaline soil.

Rose fertilizer from Lowes.

My rose bushes have what appears to be rust on the leaves.
It is still blooming and putting on new growth. But leaves are
turning yellow and falling off. I planted them this spring. I have three out of eleven effected. Not side by side.

Yeah the freeze a bit but if you cut them low and pile straw on them they ride out the winter ok. I cut mine in the fall and pile leaves on them.