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More rose cuttings
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More rose cuttings
I've just let the success of 3 or 4 cuttings go to my head. I potted up 30 more today. Only my favourites and ones I wouldn't mind more of!
I'm crazy though, there's nowhere to put them.............................
LOL
Val
I'm crazy though, there's nowhere to put them.............................
LOL
Val
Re: More rose cuttings
That's not crazy Val... that's awesome! You could make some extra pocket money from them to buy more roses
Re: More rose cuttings
Hahaha , thanks for your support Simon! If they succeed I'll have to get a stall at the local market LOL. (or buy yet more pots............)
Val
Val
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I'm starting to get carried away too! I've got the outside loo (it has a skylight facing south) stacked with cuttings in bottles covered with plastic.
There is a cute little country summer market started up 10k from us that will be the ideal venue for my 'budding' foray into the retail world next summer!
I'll probably make a lot of new friends too in the process.
There is a cute little country summer market started up 10k from us that will be the ideal venue for my 'budding' foray into the retail world next summer!
I'll probably make a lot of new friends too in the process.
Billndee- Number of posts : 403
Location : Huon Valley, Tasmania
Registration date : 2008-02-23
Re: More rose cuttings
Your rose you sent me Dee, survived the heat and is coming along fine
And Val dont forget your bestest friend
And Val dont forget your bestest friend
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The Estate wrote:Your rose you sent me Dee, survived the heat and is coming along fine
And Val dont forget your bestest friend
Haven't forgotten you Thee. Dioressence is one
Val
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The Estate wrote:Your rose you sent me Dee, survived the heat and is coming along fine
That's good Thee. Sally Holmes is a showy bush.
Billndee- Number of posts : 403
Location : Huon Valley, Tasmania
Registration date : 2008-02-23
Re: More rose cuttings
Hi Val, Dreidre and Thee. Open days at people's gardens are a good place to sell ownroot roses , well I am talking from only the experience of one Open garden.
I have 84 bottles with rose cuttings that have calloused, the earlier ones have little roots now.
I have started doing the slanted cut behind the bud that Ralph Moore worked out was better for hard to root roses but it looks strange to see this cut on my cuttings. When I see the callouses develop there easily I reckon I will get use to it real quick.
I have 84 bottles with rose cuttings that have calloused, the earlier ones have little roots now.
I have started doing the slanted cut behind the bud that Ralph Moore worked out was better for hard to root roses but it looks strange to see this cut on my cuttings. When I see the callouses develop there easily I reckon I will get use to it real quick.
Last edited by TasV on 8th February 2009, 23:55; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Adding to my post.)
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