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Here is a link that might be useful: Mel Hulse on rose propagation

Try my 30 images with lots of information for each.

Here a comment by HelpMeFind Roses :
I believe the article written by George Mander posted to the HelpMeFind site to be one of the best on rose propagation... and I have read a lot of them.
By : Lyn of HMF.

Here is a link that might be useful: Own Root Cuttings Setup Gallery

George,

I tried your link however it is dead as I get a 404 page error. Could you please try re-posting the link or paste the url into the message itself, I would really like to read that article.

HoovB, thanks for the article, it was quite helpful. I haven't had a chance to read it all yet but after glancing though it I can tell that it should be very informative.

Of course the more information the better, so if anyone else has links to great articles on propagation by cuttings or has their own method, please don't hesitate to post I am happy to read all ideas and methods on the subject.

Thanks again.

Bamboo

I am sorry Bamboo,
Did not try it before, but yes I get the 404 error too.
Will give you the link here and below as I Did before.
http://www3.telus.net/georgemander/galleries/own_root.html

Hope it works now.
George

Here is a link that might be useful: Own Root Cuttings Setup Gallery

This site has a variety of different ways for different times of year, etc.

Here is a link that might be useful: More rose propagation

Thanks everyone.

Bamboo

Here's a professional site with lots of information that can be translated to a home project: rooting-hormones.com. Sorry, don't have time to refresh my memory on doing links.

The info in propagation from cuttings was excellent, I'm trying to propagate my cornus chinesis.

Bamboo,
I'm doing some cuttings now and I live in West Texas. It's my first time doing it this way but it seems to be working because I'm starting to see new buds on the cutting. I took the cuttings and bore a hole in a potato which started to have roots. The hole I bore on the potato was a bit smaller than the cutting. Then I took the cutting and pushed it into the potato. They say you're supposed to use root hormone but I didn't to see if it works without it. Then you take the potato with the cutting and bury it in good potting soil so that only the potato is covered leaving the cutting exposed. Water well, and cover with a gallon milk jug with the bottom cut off to allow for air and to keep the humidity high near the cutting. Your new cutting should be ready to dig up and plant in Spring. Good-luck!!!!
Sincerely and respectfully,
Nancy aka sunshine98

Always open to novel ideas and yours is a first. A dumb question about the milk jug. They are somewhat opaque, allow diffused light in. I presume you cut the bottom out and place that over the plant? Do you leave the cap on or off and is the small opening at the top or is it cut off?

Sorry everyone,
The link for my "Own Root Cuttings" did not work.
There was an l missing at the end.
Here it is again and it should work now.
George Mander

Here is a link that might be useful: Own Root Cuttings with 30 images