It might be worth a try to see if you can make multiple cutting from longer rose prunings. If they root you can have several of your favorite bushes in the garden.
Roses can be grown from cuttings. That being said it is possible for the beautiful roses in your vase to begin to sprout and grow new leaves. If you would like to start plants for your garden this page provides some helpful tips.
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I have cut some healthy stems off of a rose bush. I have already planted them where I want them to take root and grow.
How do you start a rose bush form a cutting? Tips from the ThriftyFun community. I was taught to take the cutting, dip it in rooting hormone, and plant in a coffee can filled 3/4 way with damp sand.
I started a few roses from stems, but when I remove the cover, the leaves dry out and I lose the plant. How long do you leave the cover on?
