Hey, Michelle!

Try this link: Yes; you can root them, but be aware that if they are patented, you may not sell them!

This link will tell you all you need to know!

Here is a link that might be useful: Easy Rose Propagation:

Thanks - I just wondered about rooting a stemmy cutting. Everything else I've rooted has had the traditional 5 leaf petioles. I wasn't sure how to make a proper cutting of a stem in this form.

Cheers,
Michelle

Michelle, if you succeed with rooting Red Intuition, let me know how you did it. I rooted a few florist roses but I could never root this one. I assumed that they might not have been fresh or were treated with something but most probably it was just my bad luck.

I got nothing but rot and powdery mildew using typical baggy method. So I just put them in water and changed it a lot. It worked.
I was using Abraham lincoln.