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Frequently Asked Questions
Shipping
Q: Can I pick up at the farm? I live in town
No. With the volume of orders and packages, it would be extremely difficult and time consuming for us to coordinate pick-up dates/ time. Unfortunately, we no longer allow for local pick-up
Order & Refund
Q: Can I change or cancel my order?
A: Orders cannot be cancelled. Email us with any request for changes to your order at support@LifeInRoseFarm.com
Q: Do you accept wholesale orders?
A: YES. Please see Wholesale section for more information
Q: What is your refund policy?
A: ALL SALES ARE FINAL. We meticulously inspect all of our roses, its root system and canes. We understand that there may be a situation where exceptions are required. Please see Refund / Exchange policy for more information
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Ownroot vs. Grafted Roses
Q: What is the difference between an Ownroot and Grafted Rose plant?
A: Root system: Ownroot roses have a more developed root system with more hair roots for their size. The roots of an ownroot rose often look like twisted tree canes. Grafted roses have a round node at the base of the canes where the top and bottom stocks are fused together.
A: Establishment time: Ownroot roses take longer to establish than grafted roses.
A: Hardiness: Ownroot roses are generally hardier and can handle stress better than grafted roses.
A: Growth: Grafted roses perform faster in a garden.
A: Variety: Many florist and exhibition roses aren't vigorous enough to grow on their own, natural rootstock. Therefore, you will see certain varieties only offered as grafted plants.
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