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thordur_gw

Rooting Portland or Autumn Damasks.

20 years ago

Hi! First time im at this Forum. I live in Sweden, Stockholm, zone 5-6 i think.

It´s winter and a lot of snow at this moment. I succeeded very well to take cuttings from roses last summer, mostly from climbers, floribunda, bourbon and moschatas. Damascena hybrids was harder to Root, maybe 10% (Mme Hady).

Does anyone have any experience of Rooting Portlands like Jacques Cariter, or Comte Chambord, or Autumn Damasks like Rose de Rescht ore Quatre Seasons?

Its my favourite roses but hard to find own-root here in Sweden. I know you got a lot of own-root in USA and Canada. Would like to root Gallicas to, i heard that my favorite Adéle Prevost is easy to root. I hope so..

Hope you can read my "English Thanks /Thordur

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