ROSE PROPAGATION AND TRANSPLANTING

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ROSE PROPAGATION:

There are so many misconceptions about how roses and other plants may be
propagated from cuttings. Recently several readers have asked for a composit
selection of articles relating to the various methods. Most of the problems
related concern the proper taking of the cuttings, treatment of the cuttings
and after care of the cuttings ... including the methods used to transplant.

I have drawn several illustrations as to the techniques:

http://www.rooting-hormones.com/rose.htm

Please review and let me know what changes you think should be make as to
methodology

regards
Joel Kroin
jkroin@hortus.com







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