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Gardening

Denninmi

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1. Could you take some semi-hardwood cuttings of the new vegetative growth?

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sat May 26, 2012, 05:26 AM

May 2012

Those should root pretty easily if you use a rooting powder (Rootone F is a good one) in well-drained, moist media, kept under a jar or in a bag a couple of weeks for moisture.

Here's a "how to" link:

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

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Anyone familiar with a highly fragrant, [View all] elleng May 2012 OP

Could you take some semi-hardwood cuttings of the new vegetative growth? Denninmi May 2012 #1

THANKS! Will look for suitable cuttings. elleng May 2012 #2

We started a new plant from cuttings last year. Lugnut May 2012 #8

GREAT to hear this! elleng May 2012 #9

Oh my! Lugnut May 2012 #10

ISN'T it beautiful? elleng May 2012 #13

I'm making a "kit" to take in the car with me. dgibby May 2012 #3

That is such a great idea. And I love Curmudgeoness May 2012 #4

That is a great idea TuxedoKat May 2012 #7

That reminds me of a "Mister Lincoln" rose. blue neen May 2012 #5

I've read about Mr. Lincoln and Oklahoma. elleng May 2012 #6

The flower looks like it's made of velvet. Lugnut May 2012 #11

It does, in fact, look and feel like velvet. elleng May 2012 #12