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Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 23:17
| GardenWeb Glossary of Botanical Terms � Search results for: �band yielded the following: elater That all they list for the term "band" so my question is: What are you folks talking about when you use the term band to describe new plants? Thanks |
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| Hi Toolbelt, its the pot size. A band pot is used to root rose stem cuttings. The "pot" is a rectangular, plastic sleeve. The rooted cutting is one stem, generally the size of a pencil. Some vendors supply slightly larger cuttings. The positive is... low shipping cost and a wide variety of roses available. |
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- Posted by Toolbelt68 none (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 15:21
| Thank you very much. A pot!! That is the very last thing I would have though it meant!!! Oh well, now I know..... as I go off mumbling to myself.... :-))) |
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