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My little rose babies

10 years ago

Here are a couple of rose cuttings that are starting to grow, my first attempts. I would not have thought to try this without all the valuable information I've read here on this forum. Thank you for all your generosity in taking the time to write about your techniques and experiences. I can't tell you how exciting this is for me....

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bethnorcal9
10 years ago
Good job! Isn't it cool when you finally see success? What are the roses?
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10 years ago
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Hi Beth, thank you. I don't know what they are called but one is creamy peach and one is pink, from my community garden. I think they are both old plants and both very fragrant. These are going to 2 friends who have rose gardens.
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10 years ago
Great looking cuttings - congrats
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10 years ago
Thank you sutekesh, I really need a success right now so I'm over the moon about these.
Camila Perez
10 years ago
That was fantastic!!!
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