What's Wrong With My Rooted Cutting?
11 years ago
A very nice lady from this forum gave me a cutting of her blooming Abraham Darby, and after the bloom was spent, I was able to root her over the winter. I've potted her up, and now 2 weeks later, the leaves look sickly. I'm new to roses, so please help.
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