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Hi I have been tagged

Thank you Zigs and chow Francesca

1.I have only heard of the a semi-double rose bloom,but to my mind semi bloom would have very loose petals of about 5-16 in number just my opinion of course.

2.Abundant (many blooms)or large blooms (less blooms but larger
in size)

3.Roses grown on their own root and not grafted on to another rose
Roses are grafted to allow large numbers of plants to be propagated from a small amount of starting material, since every bud can produce a new bush. All that’s required is a rootstock, which can be propagated in unlimited numbers from seed or cuttings. In other words, grafting is for the rose grower’s convenience, not yours. Roses grow quite happily on their own roots, and they are usually more vigorous and longer-lived than grafted roses. Nor will you spend your time digging up unwanted suckers from the rootstock.

Hope this is of some help to you

 

Chow Francesca what type of roses are they Ie/miniature/patio/ect without seeing them I can only suggest that when you prune them in this winter ,you need to attend to the problem then,a photo and names would be appreciated if that is possible