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Looking for URL for 'The Race Between Root and Rot'

13 years ago

About a year ago there was a very good article about how to take cuttings and root your own roses. It was titled "The Race Between Root and Rot". Could anyone out there give me the URL or maybe do a printout of the article and send it to me? I'll pay the postage for the mailing. Please help me find this article, I'm trying to root roses for the first time and need the great information that this article had. This article was different from all the other rose cutting articles I've seen. Hope someone can help me find this article.

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saldut
13 years ago
I played around with Google and think I found what you are looking for... it was an article revised Apr. 2008, " Rose Propagation for Home Gardeners" by DAO MAI, Sydney, NSW, Australia.... in a web-site roseexchange..... http:// roseexchange. biz/roseexchange..... and in the instructions he talks abt. the race between root and rot... he is obviously in Australia and some of the instructions are for the Southern Hemisphere, but do apply to us in America as well...... hope this helps.... contact me if you need the Link... sally
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