RE: roses
Heh heh, after you get it groing on its own roots for a while, find
yourself a locally growing R. multiflora or what not, dig up a plant, trim
off the upper portion of it, and try your hand at making your own graft.
Of course if they needed to ask the question, the answer may not help much.
A friend of a friend was recently amazed when we showed her that tomatoes
actually had flowers....
Incidently I am not advocating breaking any laws which might bar one from
rooting and/or grafting patented roses. Then again, if you can't follow
the letter of the law, then at least follow your conscious.
Love and light,
Glider
At 11:09 AM 2/13/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>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.
>
>
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