How to Grow Several Rose Varieties on One Bush: Even a Novice Florist Can Handle It
Agree, a rose bush that pleases with flowers of several varieties at once is not only an original, but also a very beautiful solution.
An expert of the online publication Belnovosti, agronomist, and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh told how to achieve this effect.
To do this, you will need to attach stems of another variety, which should be thinner, to the dense trunk of the rose.
To make your plans come true, stock up on a sharp blade.
Use it to make small vertical cuts in the soft part of the trunk.
Now we need to insert thinner shoots into the resulting holes.
All that remains is to wrap the joints using thick transparent film and secure it to the trunk.
Now you can leave the bushes alone - after a while the sprouts will take root, and before you know it they will produce buds.
