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Antique Roses
altoramaboston

Do you think they will root?

7 years ago

This rose has the best hips in the garden so in the winter I snipped a bunch off and stuck some in pots for decoration. Now I just went to remove them and some look like they are budding out, stems green. Do you think they will root? See pic below as for some reason I can't get it in this post.

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  • 7 years ago

    They may have rooted some, but leave them alone to continue to root better before moving them.

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