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Propagation

10 years ago

I thought I would start a few topics on the Rose Propagation forum that we could all add to and use when considering when and what method to start and share cuttings from our roses. I hope that you will all add what has worked for you so we can all have better successes.

I am sure I missed a few methods, so please feel free to add or correct my topics!

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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
Great idea, Kippy!
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