Single Stalk on Climbing Rose - Knowledgebase Question

South Tucson, AZ (Zone 8A)
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Question by edcroman
April 29, 2005
I have a young


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Answer from NGA
April 29, 2005
Is the sprout originating below the bud union (a raised bump near the base of the plant where the rootstock and variety are grafted)? Sometimes the rootstock (which is a different variety than the flower itself) will send up these tall, fast-growing shoots. They should be pruned off. If it's a regular cane above the bud union, these long canes are usually trained to grow horizontally to produce more flowering.

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