Most roses are grafts, so that one branch should be removed, as it's
probably the stock rose. If you look, you're likely to see it growing
from the trunk below the rest of the branches. Cut it back to the
trunk.

On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 17:10:47 +0000, Muttly
wrote:


I have a Golden Anniversary Rose bush, that was brought for my parents
about 8 years ago now. This year I have noticed that one branch of
flowers on the rose has changed colour to peach but the rest of the bush
is still the normal golden colour. I would like to know if this is a
usual thing to happen and if the new growth should be removed or what
action is to be taken ( if any)
Hope someone can help me in this, many thanks.