Knockout rose tree question

Can or will this plant put on growth along it trunk? How can we make this happen?
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#1 Comment By MichiganDot On 04/16/2019 @ 6:31 pm

Rose trees are made by grafting the flowering part onto a long stem of a different rose. Any growth from below the graft will not look like the top growth and will pull energy away from the top growth. So, no, you can not get your rose to send out new shoots on the bare stem.
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