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Rose cuttings from a bouquet
narminatia
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Dear gardeners. Sharing a success story of my rose cutting that I got from a boquet. 2 of the 10 cuttings rooted and now flowering. The flowers are so beautiful could not help but to share.
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Sorry I am new to gardeners world and did not know how to edit or amend any mistakes in my post. #bouquet
Congratulations! They both look absolutely stunning.
Well done you!
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Last edited: 20 June 2017 11:33:13
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Thank you Pete8. I have been trying for the last 10 minutes. If that is not too much of a problem would you be able to direct me how to edit posts? Thanks again.
Great share. I haven't had much luck with rose cuttings - but probably because I wasn't very attentive to what I was doing. Your post has prompted me to make sure and take some cuttings this year from all my roses and to be more determined to pay attention to how I do it.
Your roses are lovely. Well done.
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Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Thanks a lot Yarrow2. I would not suggest about paying attention too much as i have killed more plants with too much attention then I have grown. Drown a well Grown blueberry plant, burnt a Madrigal Harkness Rose with too much rose feed
and killed some orchids just this summer. With those cuttings all I did was pushed them really deep into a pot that already contained a lemon tree last year autumn. Have not re potted them as planning to do so this winter when the plants are dormant. Good luck with your ones.
Last edited: 20 June 2017 11:57:14
Thanks a lot Pete8.