Two explanations: genetic reversion (a sport) where a latent ancestor color expresses, or mixed cuttings—commercial “mini rose” pots often contain 3–4 different varieties planted together. If it’s a sport, cuttings from the peach cane will grow into a pure peach bush. If mixed, each cane is a different variety.
Enjoy the surprise! Mini roses are prone to sporting due to complex breeding.
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