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Grafted Roses

Hybrid Tea on Rosa multiflora

Photo by HemaShah
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i thought that it was unusual to have a pink rose and orange rose on the same stalk. I also noticed that one rose was part orange and part pink.

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Comments (5)
HemaShah
Thanks so much Michele! These roses are from the Heather Farm Rose Garden.It has many dedicated volunteers and lots of ceremonies take place in this garden, It has many varieties from native to wild to hybrids. I must have been here often but never paid close attention to the roses, till I joined Project Noah. Very fragrant garden!
HemaShah
Thanks pyoung!Great to see you!
p.young713
These are beautiful flowers Emma!! They must have grafted them? They do that with Orange trees to have different fruits on the same tree.

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PublishedAugust 30, 2011

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