Q: Five Knock Out roses, three planted together. Two now turning pink after three red years.
Ryan Tilley adds a fourth theory to previous explanations:
Theory 4: Graft failure—rootstock suckers producing different blooms. Usually Dr. Huey rootstock gives red flowers, but if grafted onto pink-blooming rootstock, this could explain it.



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