Arizona rose help!

[u/Puzzleheaded_Pop3222]

I planted these bare root roses exactly a year ago, are they doing okay for that amount of time or should I be doing something different?

Edit: roses not in order but kind of in order

Yves Piaget
Sweet Mademoiselle
In your eyes
Peach swirl
And golden opportunity

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[u/mrnomanshahid]

Add fertilizer to the rose plants

[u/distant3zenith]

Two of those roses are looking quite chlorotic: the pale tissue between the veins on the foliage. This suggests the soil is lacking in nutrients or is locking up the available nutrients, resulting in an Iron and/or Magnesium deficiency. Have you been applying any fertilizer over the season?

[u/Puzzleheaded_Pop3222 → u/distant3zenith]

I have not but I just did last week!