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Miniature Roses

What is wrong with my buds?

17 years ago

Last year I planted two mini roses. This spring they both look great as far as leaves, but the larger one has buds and when they try to open, the centers are green. It almost looks like fine green grass in centers of blooms. I am relatively new to roses, so any help would be appreciated.

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diane_nj 6b/7a
17 years ago
It is called "proliferation" or "vegetative growth". It happens to some roses in the spring. I get it on all types, large and small. Snap off those buds and wait for the next set, they should be OK.
shadygarden_CO
Original Author
17 years ago
Diane nj, thanks a bunch! I'm really relieved that they'll be okay. They look so healthy; I couldn't imagine what was wrong.
Thanks again,
Marlene
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