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Sun, May 27, 07 at 22:39
| I am wondering if anyone knows which is better for starting a wild prairie rose clipping, soil or water ?
ddonaker |
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| I'd try soil. Most wild rose species spread vegetatively, so they form a clump of many canes. If the cutting doesn't take you might be able to take one of the small canes from the side of the plant along with a few roots and start a plant that way. |
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- Posted by Sonja Hannon(sonjamusic@earthlink.net) onFri, Jun 10, 11 at 11:30
| What time of year is the best time to take cuttings to root? |
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