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Growing Roses from a Cutting

My husband's grandmother would always take a cutting from a healthy rose bush, stick the cutting cut side down in the ground and cover it with a quart size canning jar. She kept it covered until it began to show growth. You have to do this in the spring, summer or early fall (at least in areas where you receive snow). Worked like a charm every time.

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By Pami from Holland, MI

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