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Rose Propagation & Exchange

Got some cuttings and DANG!

20 years ago

Some are extremely eager to live.

I'm making a list of fast to root and fast to bloom-

Little Buckaroo

Softee

Avondel

Red Cascade

New Dawn

Who wants to add to the list? It's nice to know what is a quickie, and worth trying to root (some stuff just won't do it, like the hybrid tea Macartny. How they propagate that is beyond me.)

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Comments (4)

irish_rose_grower
20 years ago
Penelope is very easy to root and so is carefree beauty
artemis_pa
20 years ago
About 3 weeks ago I accidently broke off a 5" piece of my small own root Veilchenblau. I immediately stuck it in the ground, watered with root stim and left it alone. Now it is over 12". Yeah!
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riverview111
20 years ago
Touch of Class. Rooted 3 of 3 cuttings in Oasis sitting in water, under lights.
nature_farmer
20 years ago
Old Blush worked well for me...

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