There is no single answer. Roses are genetically diverse—like humans, each variety has its own growth rate. Some hybrid teas barely add cane length in a season; others shoot up 10 feet. Even within a class (e.g., hybrid teas), rates vary wildly.
For a science project, measure a specific named variety under controlled conditions. Better yet, compare two varieties side-by-side to demonstrate genetic influence on growth rate.
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