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? about dried seed starting (La Ville de Bruxelles)

12 years ago

Hello all I am trying to start La Ville de Bruxelles from seeds and the first batch I did molded. But I was wondering what are the different steps then doing a freshly taken seeds?

Thanks

Jessica

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flora_uk
12 years ago
I can't help you with the seed sowing technique but you do know you won't get Ville de Bruxelle roses from seed don't you?

Here is a link that might be useful: Roses from seed
JessicaBe
Original Author
12 years ago
yea I posted the same question in another forum and they told me.. Kinda bummed about it now I am wondering how they will turn out.

Thank you!
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aquawise
12 years ago
The ones I have came Pretty close to the parent from seed.
There are no other roses near by to cross with. SO they should be really close. Jessica, If you like I can do some cutting for you. PM me and lets talk. Its worth a try from seed. I love the ones I got. They were volentears ! I cannot tell them from the parent plant.

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