Rose Dieback.

ive got rose that I believe is suffering with dieback that has reached the crown and is infected as the only growth it has is growing from the side of what looks like still alive part of the crown.
Is it possible to get the rose back to health or should I just bin it.

 

These are recent cuttings you can see they were dead right back to the crown.

 

It’s a Gertrude Jekyll David Austin rose it’s four years old I have it planted with six other roses in this bed which are all growing away nicely and are all about a metre high Im concerned about the lack of growth.

 

My partner did butcher the plant after the first year we had with a severe prune since been relegated to grass cutting duty.

 

Good evening Woo. Forgive me but. I had to chuckle when reading your above comment. No offence my friend. 'Poor pruning technique, particularly where the buds are damaged or long pruning stubs are left above them. My mind has raced back to a cooment made by your good self. Who was it that used a chain saw in Greenwich Park?

Not to worry. I remember my dad once on the allottment. I'd planted several florabunders...Masquerade. " I've cut your roses back for you son. Yes he had. He'd chopped the lot back using his spade.

Strange but true. Next year, they were great.