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Roses from cuttings?
Please can anyone tell me the best way to grow roses from cuttings (if that is possible).
I'm in the process of moving house and would love to take cuttings from 3 of my rambling roses to take with me. Thanks for any advice offered. Taraven |
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Roses from cuttings?
On 19/07/2010 09:01, Taraven wrote: Please can anyone tell me the best way to grow roses from cuttings (if that is possible). I'm in the process of moving house and would love to take cuttings from 3 of my rambling roses to take with me. Thanks for any advice offered. Taraven I'm no expert but I have read that it is possible. I stuck a few cuttings in pots after pruning a rose bush a few months ago and 1/2 of them have started to grow. I didn't use any rooting hormone and I dont' really have room for any more rose bushes; I just wanted to see if they would grow. I covered one cutting with a jar and that one started to grow first. However, I left the jar over it and this seems to have caused the new leaves to rot. There are plenty of websites with advice on propagating roses, just type rose cuttings into your favourite search engine. Here are a couple that I thought looked useful: http://scvrs.homestead.com/Cuttings1.html http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to...oses-cuttings/ |
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i think it is a little hard to grow a rose from cutting. how is your roses now?
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