Wilma Thomas Noe shared Ricki-Lee Anderson's photo.
July 4, 2013
This is crazy crazy !! Never waste cut roses
Did you know that you can grow roses from cuttings?
Simply cut healthy stems, place them in large
potatoes, and them
bury them 3-4 inches deep in a healthy soil mixture of peat
moss
and top soil. The potatoes keep the stems moist and help develop
the root
systems. It's a perfectly simple way to multiply your rose
garden without
spending lots of $$$.
Ms Alberta loved roses of all kinds; but yellow roses were her favorites.
When I first bought the house in Stanton I bought a knock out rose for the front yard. When I planted the rose I accidentally cut off a small branch of the rose.
Ms Alberta picked the branch up, dipped it in Root On, then stuck the branch into the ground. The next summer the branch Ms Alberta had rescued was larger than the knockout rose I bought.
When I first bought the house in Stanton I bought a knock out rose for the front yard. When I planted the rose I accidentally cut off a small branch of the rose.
Ms Alberta picked the branch up, dipped it in Root On, then stuck the branch into the ground. The next summer the branch Ms Alberta had rescued was larger than the knockout rose I bought.
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