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Eden Climber is grafted, right? So that means if you take cuttings, they won't be as hardy, right? I am asking because I took 4 Eden Climber cuttings. They have big leaf buds already.

Anyone?

Um, is anybody going to answer?

Sorry, but I don't have an answer...

Oh well.

So, one cutting has baby burgundy red leaves. Another one is in the process of having tiny little leaves.

I don't really have an answer to your question, but it’s certainly interesting. I looked around online, but couldn’t really find any good information either. My guess is that you’re right—it will grow but just not be very hardy. I wish you luck with it though, and hope you’ll update us on your success.

Ok. Now two cuttings have green leaves.

While rose is often grafted onto very hearty stock. its not true to disparage the rootstock for a failing of the scion.

Rose is (often) grafted for the ease-convienence of the nursery, not the merits of root stock.

I was hoping others with more experience would answer. Sorry not to have commented.
Did you see this sticky thread? I guess it depends on the cultivar.
https://www.helpfulgardener.com/forum/vi ... =7&t=38391

I saw it but I am asking will they be hardy? Is Eden Climber grafted?

Ok. I was planning to put them in the garden.

I feel like a proud mother. Two of them have flower buds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi, I was going through this post since I also have eden rose's cuttings. Could you tell me if your plants are doing well?

Oh yes, they're flourishing and I now have about five bushes that I expect to flower this spring!