Wierd question.... How is it possible that one rose bush can create 2 different color roses on one bush? (actually I think it must have been a grafted rose bush, but it is pretty cool.)
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You probably have a "sucker." Look at the base of the rose bush and you will see a joint. If there is a stem growing below the joint, that would explain the different colors. The suckers are suposed to be trimmed to help the rest of the plant grow better. Enjoy nature thumbing its nose at "science" Corrie
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You probably have a "sucker." Look at the base of the rose bush and you will see a joint. If there is a stem growing below the joint, that would explain the different colors. The suckers are suposed to be trimmed to help the rest of the plant grow better.
Enjoy nature thumbing its nose at "science"
Corrie
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