Bud union placement balances winter protection and rootstock suckering. For Zone 8 (Comox Valley), 3 inches below soil is ideal.
Depth depends on winter severity, not rose type. Rootstocks are universally tough. Weak scions stay weak regardless of planting depth.
Plant bud union 3 inches deep. This provides adequate freeze protection while discouraging rootstock suckers. Adjust only if your microclimate experiences unusual cold snaps.
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