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Message: [QUOTE="Meadowlark, post: 303673, member: 7117"] I can make suggestions based on my experience: 1) remove all the long bare brown stems with no leaves and any stems that snap easily. Cut them all the way down to where you hit living wood. 2) cut the stems with only a few leaves at the top down about 1/3 to where the stem is clearly green and firm. 3) repot w/fresh soil, water deeply, keep in bright shade for 5–7 days, then move back to full sun. Roses are tough but it is a bad time of year. To me, it just depends on how badly the restrictions are hurting the plant and I just can't evaluate that from here...but you can. [/QUOTE]