can you grow cuttings from a hybrid rose?

16 years ago

My Mom and I are starting new rose gardens after moving and leaving behind 20 year old rose gardens that were previously planted. We have have two homes on five acres in So. Calif

wine country (zone 8b). We love roses and want to have a large variety in our gardens. Friends have offered cuttings to us so that we don't have to buy all our roses new. Can this be done with all varieties and how? We are newbies to this and would appreciate any info!

Thank you!

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donnaz5
16 years ago
most roses can be started from cuttings..here are a couple of links to tell you how, but there are dozens of posts on this forum if you do a search..donna

http://www.rkdn.org/roses/propagate.asp

http://www.texasroserustlers.org/propcare.html
diane_nj 6b/7a
16 years ago
You can try it with all varieties, but note that some varieties root easier than others, so don't be too discouraged if there are just some that you can't get started. There will be plenty of others that will do just fine.
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