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Posted by stroja62 (My Page) on
Sun, Nov 9, 08 at 22:01

i am kind of new to the gardening thing but i have a huge rose bush and want to propagate it. how to i take a cutting.

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stroja62

I am fairly new to roses also and like have wanted to propagate roses. I will be trying this spring after reading how to do it on the Hartwood Roses website. It has great pictures and I have visited Hartwood and Connie's method really does work. I have added the link to their website below.

Good Luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: Hartwood Roses

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Hi try this link.

Here is a link that might be useful: rose propagation

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I cut most of this years growth for the winter and am trying something I saw before. Covering the cut branch ends with dirt mixed with compost in my raised bed garden box aginst the s/side of my house. I've seen other things root this way. Will it work for rose's?

  
 

 

 


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