Re: Starting cuttings (successfully ;} )

**Patricia Wenham prw@televar.com>**

Jim,

Go to http://www.rdrop.com/~paul/hulse.html
This is an excellent article.

Patti

Jim Curts wrote:

> Hello All, I am new to your list and haven't had a
> chance to look around yet. So my question may be a bit
> redundant and if so I applologize now.
>
> We have an old rose that my Dad and his family have
> passd on somehow for quite some time. The plant is
> quite large and we would like to take a dozen or so
> cuttings with us as we are moving.
>
> Would someone enlighten me on a source of (or short
> course on) doing this with some hope of ending up with
> at least 50% success? We are in the Portland Oregon
> area and the plant is still in bloom but not putting
> on more flowers at this time. This is a thorny critter
> but the huge flowers are very nice indeed.
>
> Thank you
>
> Jim Curts    NW Oregon
>
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