As a comment about Multiflora Rose (Rosa multiflora), janelp_lee wrote:

Easy to grow from seeds or cuttings. Small, single, fragrant white flowers in late spring in huge numbers. Good for cut flower use, the flowers also attract bees and butterflies. The pea-sized rosehips turn from green to vibrant orange-red in late summer and last throughout the winter until the next early spring. The twigs with red fruit are excellent as cut flowers in outdoor winter planters as filler or indoors as cut flowers in vases. The twigs with red fruit also can be used dry as gift wrap decorations. The smooth, thornless canes are very friendly to gardeners. Fast growing, so it can be invasive.
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Apr 26, 2020 5:36 AM CST
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I heard somewhere that all roses that are grafted are grafted with one parent being white..always , so if its mulched too deep it could revert back to White ??
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Apr 27, 2020 8:54 AM CST
Name: Jane Lee
Toronto, Ontario (Zone 6a)
Lots of roses can be grown from seeds actually and will be like parent plant unless they are hybrid or mutation. Hybrid gene sometimes can be vary, stable like either parent or as something else. Grafting is combination of a strong growth rose as rootstock with small prefer growth rose, but just like any grafting, the rootstock gene will emerge the gene with the grafted twig/bud and will always want to grow their own shoots from crown or any higher point. How high the soil or mulch is not the point but would help the new shoots of rootstock to grow.

Very popular grafted roses are the tree form ones. Some very nice roses is very difficult to be propagated by cuttings or seeds so grafting is a way to multiply in short time for market needs.
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