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phoenixryan

Own Root vs. Grafted Roses

17 years ago

Can anyone explain the advantages or disadvantages of own-root roses vs grafted roses? I've come across several websites offering own-root roses and I'm wondering if I need to pay special attention to them over what I would do for grafted.

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Ryan

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