Is this crown gall?

5 years ago

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seil zone 6b MI
5 years ago
Sorry to say it looks like it to me.
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towandaaz
5 years ago
Yup, I agree with Seil. I just dealt with this on a rose I was attempting to transplant. I cut into the growth and it looked like cauliflower inside - a whitish/cream/yellow color. I removed the rose and the soil and will leave the space vacant or plant something else in it's spot. Doesn't feel good especially if a rose that you love that's not currently available to replace. Sorry!
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