Hello.  I have 14 William Baffin climbing roses along a fence in our front yard. They were planted in September 2020 and have been thriving.  However, this year they are not thriving.  I took some cuttings to The Flower Bin here in Longmont and the expert diagnosed witch's broom virus caused by thrips.  He could find the insect on one of the cuttings and I could see how tiny they are.  The roses are deformed and the plants are not healthy. The Flower Bin said there is no treatment. I could possible see if all the plants would recover, but many of them are barely stems with shrunken new growth. The advice I was given was to pull them out, replace the soil and start over. But the question is with what should I plant? ANother kind of disease resistant rose? Or what.  I have sent photos of the plants as they are now.  They were stunning last year, but unable to load another photo.  Thank you in advance for your help.  Mary Cobb  1010 Fordham St., Longmont Colorado. <personal data hidden>