Re: Pruning- Ancestor roses

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• Subject: Re: Pruning- Ancestor roses
• From: R* C* <r*@xtra.co.nz>
• Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 18:08:52 +1200
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rosenlund wrote:
> 
> Welcome Trevor,
> 
> Can't raise any roses ? Bummer... How sweet to have a rose for Ray.
> Very touching.
> 
> I'm a believer in own-root roses. I've just started playing with
> propagating. Did you use root-hormone ?  Did you set them in a shady
> place ? Any tips ? I started over 100 cuttings this spring, about 25
> were looking great. 

That was the amazing thing about this special rose. One cutting, one
chance and it worked. Remember I am a beginner, but every person I have
talked to says this type of rose is fairly difficult to grow this way.
Ray

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