Rose canes have visible bud points—fine lines with a tiny bump at the center, similar to knuckle lines on fingers. These are where new canes (laterals) emerge. After a cane grows, leaf buds appear as small reddish-brown bumps along it. Flower buds form at the tips of new laterals.
Knowing this helps with pruning: cut just above an outward-facing bud point to direct growth.
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