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Is it possible to grow this rose from seed? Is your rose grafted on briar or root-related rose?
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Unfortunately not. Any seedling from it would not be a true Clg. Crimson Glory, however it will probably have many of its traits. One of its descendants mentioned here seems to be the result of a chance cross seedling. See Lauren Elizabeth https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.74559.0. However nothings stops you from trying out any seed and discover for yourself if its worthy keeping. If you are patient then you might discover some unexpected surprises.
Arturo
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Thank you for you explanation. I knew that info, but you gave the foto of seeds, so I decided that I've missed smth.
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22 JUN 20 by
 jedmar
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The rose is grafted. As Arturo Tarak states, it is not possible to grow any rose cultivar from seed. Each seed in any hip is a unique combination of genes. You can get single and double roses from the same hip, and different colours too!
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Thank you, this is very interesting information.
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