Hi,

I may be mistaken, but some types of roses, such as hybrid teas, are grafted
onto the roots of other roses. If you try to grow a cutting, it might not be
a very robust plant. This may not apply to wild roses. Can anyone confirm
this?

E.

"BB" wrote in message ...
When is the best time to prune roses and plant the cuttings? I have no
roses so far, but I am very interested in starting the roses from the
cuttings, so when is the best time to do this?

Also, any one on this news group willing to share their rose cuttings
with me? I am open to any and all kinds of roses.

Thanks.