Perhaps it is as yet too new.

Paula

I also got Green Guard, their harpin-protein wettable powder product this year. I sprayed it about a week ago, but I really can't tell what it's doing.

I use Serenade Garden Lawn Disease Control in my lawn every week and I use the RTU on my tomatoes...and have gotten great results.

All of the Serenade line of products is made by Agraquest.
They are associated with a company called Enviroquest
(www.enviroquestllc.com but at the time of this writing
their website seems to be down). Last year I bought a 6
pound bag of Serenade Max for $72 with shipping included.
6 pounds is a lot but the maker assures me that as long as
it is kept dry it will last for 5 years or more. I've
put it into clean glass jars, sealed them tightly and
put them in a cool location.

And yes, it does work as well as some posters say it
does. The only thing I've found about that is that
you should apply it early, well before you expect fungus
problems to start.

If you figure out the Gardens Alive price you will find
that it comes to about $50 per pound and that's really
high, four times the enviroquest price plus a large
shipping charge. That's true of many of the Gardens Alive
products - high prices for small quantities of materials
that you can get much more cheaply if you look around.

We understand soil health is very important, but, fungus and pests problems are a really bad problem in many areas of the country, whether the soil is great or not.
Major climate differences around the country.

Yes, I do agree, ones soil should be the best it can be for healthy growing plants, but, it's just not a cure all for every problem.

my responce is YES and Yes and Yes again

Yes you can use serenade on roses and yes I use it on my roses and yes it is very effective in my opinion

Where you get it from doesn't matter I will only suggest you get the concentrate over the pre mix it'll save you money

Does it work well or is it effective?
After my purchase of serenade I found that I plucked fewer leaves wiht a ratio of 16-25 a day to a meer 4 -7 per week of of five test roses after a three week trial I use it on all my roses for BS control

Did I have any other fungus born problems on the roses grow like powdery mildew downy spot ect ... no not any other problems where noticed with outher fungus born rose diseases on the serenade test roses and as well all other roses with the exeption of minis Serenade may be a tad to strong for them in my observations and opinion I am at current time re testing two minis in a manner I think as right, one with less than label instructions and the other with label insturctions I wont know the results untill next season the leaves are changing colors by nature here now, noone can ever control that

how did I get the results I got: your results may be different but I read and follow the label on any and all rose growing products I use with the only exeption I mentioned on 2 very close to my fromt door minis (sorry a retest was started to late)

why did I choose serinade
1 its organic
2 it still cost less then any other non organic premix muti problem claiming false add product
3 it has a better guarantee than a non organic go for it read one from the other guys
other cautions include:
DO wear some type of eye protection when applying
DO wear a long sleeve shirt when applying
DO wear gloves when applying serenade
DONOT apply when bumble bees and honey bees or other benifical insects are active or seen in garden or plant area(s)

for you jim: I was hand airating one of my rose beds and shook about 600 or so of them pesky ole earth worms. I might want to address some soil problems huh ?