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Wed, Apr 23, 08 at 21:38
| whats the best way to do that? its a climber. not a heirloom. not a tea. tia Medo |
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| i haven't been able to root any roses yet, but here are a couple sites for reference. rooting roses using softwood rose propagation |
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| thank you so much!! :')) |
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| If it's a climber, just leave the branch attached to the mother plant and SOIL-LAYER it. Do a google.com search for instructions on soil-layering. When it's rooted (by the end of the summer), sever it from the mother plant and pot it up. Keep it sheltered from cold for the first winter. |
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| Jump over to the Rose propagation forum for some info on this subject, too. I've been lurking and finding out a lot of good info. Linda |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rose propagation forum
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