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@The Rose Geek I would like to know for certain. I sent a message to Cattail Creek. I’ll let you know their response …… OH, MY MY!!!!!!!!!!!!! Look at this….. I pushed soil back to see if my Cattail Creek potted James Galway rose was ”really grafted?” And look!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When it came I noticed this buddish appearing cane area above pot soil so I pushed soil up to cover it-thought that was weird! That’s the bud union!!!!!!! It has roots way below it that are feathery trying to establish-doesnt look like it’s been in the soil growing very long-maybe 6 months. Very little roots for that huge size of rose. They definitely bought it grafted, cut down the large long roots to fit into that pot and it has grown a few small feathery roots. Usually DA roses in Texas have canes that thick but longer way thicker roots!!!! It’s roots have been reduced, Lol I do not think it benefited the rose to reduce the roots size!!!!! just benefited them to fit into that pot. Ha! So you can buy same rose from DA with bigger roots, maybe a few months earlier, spring, Lol! For $10-15 less! I also would prefer if Cattail Creek told me it was grafted!!!!!!!!! I think customers need to know beforecthey buy!!! Thank you!! @erasmus_gw, @BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14) and @User! I would not have discovered it was grafted without you!!!! I need to know to take extra care in winter!!! Although, on other hand, their roses look really healthy! I received a lot of poor looking bareroots in last 2 years-lots black canes. ,I lije that Cattail Creek seems to have very healthy looking roses!!!!! A real plus!!!! They are already growing well w/ roots in soil and green pretty healthy thick tall canes! I guess there are plus & minus to Cattail Creek.