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Tue, Oct 22, 13 at 13:34
| Sorry, Deleted. I scrolled down and saw that someone asked the same question. Lynn |
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| Gallicas, rugosas, Scotch roses, and some species roses tend to form thorny thickets by sending up shoots from horizontal fleshy roots some distance from the original crown. In the wild, it is a way of defending against browsing animals. Basically a sucker is an unwanted shoot, just as a weed is an unwanted plant. |
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