Rose Gardening : How to Root a Knock Out Rose

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The best way to root a Knock Out rose clipping is to dip the end of the branch into honey and plant it in very moist soil. Get a clipping of a Knock Out rose to propagate with helpful information from a sustainable gardener in this free video on roses. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Washington. She is the owner of vanveenbulbs.com and has sold flower bulbs for more than 15 years. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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this isn't a knock out rose

i truly appreciated this video, easy to listen to.. loverly voice and very relaxing and not an annoying American nasal accent and i have just found a rare rose very old in New Zealand so thanks for the help

Where do you keep the rose cutting in water? Outside in full sun or in the shade?

Really Really wet is more wet than Really wet. Just don't make it Really Really Really wet. lol Sorry couldn't resist.

I am very much inspired for this kind of approach. Learning on how to root a knock out rose seems very satisfying. I must say that you are really an expert gardener. Keep on sharing some helpful information. More power!

thanks for simple method

Sue? Someone with deep pockets. And they will.

That's really not true. They are patented. You can't sell them but I guess you can propagate then for your own use. Just be careful. Research what Monsanto does to farmers who either try to save their Round Up Ready seeds or, heaven forbid, have RoundUp Ready plants coming up on their own land that they didn't even plant. Big, big fines.

How long does it take before you start t see roots when you have cuttings in water?

muy interesante, gracias

Hello, I wanted to ask you, do you have a website where he talks about all this?, I meant in writing.

I think the problem would be if a person was propagating patented plants and selling them. There are alot of non patented plants that can be propagated and sold. Jin, protecting patent rights is not a communist plot. If you had spent years alot of money developing a certain plant, and someone was duplicating and profiting from it, you would not like it I am not a patent expert, but I think a patent expires after 20 years.

Patent infringement for rooting your own plants? Sounds like the Communists trying to control every aspect of your life.

Awesome!

Thanks for the great tips.

@topcommission good for you.

@dbeavers2000 It is patent infringement to do any asexual propagation of a variety covered by a plant patent without permission from the patent holder. It doesn't matter whether you intend to sell them or not. That being said, as a practical matter, it is very _unlikely_ that you would be sued for infringement unless you sell them commercially or somehow manage to publicize yourself. On YouTube, for instance.

I just planted 40 of these down a fence that runs our drive. They were rooted in a green house and it only took 4 weeks being misted every 20 mins. I put them in the ground 10 days ago and 16 of them already have a big bloom on them. I've never had any luck trying to root them without the green house or being misted. They rot or dry up and die.

does anybody ever look at this and try to answer questions people might have?

I've done so many times and they always rot...