I Have A Walker’s Weeping Caragana Bush I Planted A Few Years Ago. It Looks Like A Siberian Peach Shrub Is Growing Underneath I

t. Are these two separate bushes that just happened to be growing together even though I thought I only purchased the Caragana?

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 10/09/2023 @ 12:42 pm

Since the top, weeping, part is likely grafted onto a hardy rootstock (The Siberian is a common graft for the weeping kind) It can shoot up growth of its own. This can be normal, but it can be a sign of stress as well.

Here is more information on their care:

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