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need propagation help!!

17 years ago

Hello,

I'm a newbie and don't know where to turn to find detailed propagation directions. I have a small rosebush that only gets about 14 inches high. I don't know what that size is called so I don't know what to look for when buying another. Can someone please tell me how to start another bush from a cutting? Also, can someone please tell me what the name of a rose bush that size is???

Thanks,

Kari

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collinw
17 years ago
Go to the FAQs link at the top of the forum page and then go to the category rose propagation. This should answer you basic questions. The rose is probably a minature.
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