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Yellow lady bank rose cuttings

jerryngeorgia31557

14 years ago

I have yellow lady bank rose cuttings for trade or postage. Very easy to root and they should root easily from cuttings. Check out Hartwoodroses.com to see a nearly fool-proof method for propagating roses from cuttings or any other plants.

Check out my list and see if there is anything else that you may want. Let's trade.

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Comments (2)

msbatt
14 years ago
Jerry, I
m certain you mean well, but rooting cuttings isn't nearly as easy as the website you reference suggests. If you find them this easy to root, then root some and offer acutual plants for trade.
jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
Yes roses are harder and takes longer to root but this is the best method I have found. I currently have run out of room to root these for trade due to rooting other things. Thanks for your input.
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