RE: roses

Funny, yes.

But I've propagated roses from bouquets before...to keep the memory living
and growing...just cut the flower off, take about 6 inches of stem with
leaves and dust the cut with rooting hormone.  Eventually, the leaves fall
off, new leaves sprout, and the plant grows on.  They aren't as vigorous as
grafted roses.

 Barb in Southern Indiana  Zone 5/6  dorsett@blueriver.net
    A root is a flower that disdains fame.

> I get mail all the time from people requesting help.
> This request reminds me of a time when someone thought
> the CD tray in the computer was a coffee holder. This
> is funny, so I have to share it. I will protect the
> name and address.
>
>
> --- er  <@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> > hello to whom it may concern, i got a dozen roses
> > for valentine's day and i wanted to know if there
> > was any way i could plant them and they grow. so if
> > you could help me please contact me at
> > @hotmail.com.
> >                             thank you
> >
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