Fraser Valley Rose Farm | Rooting Indoors over Winter. Roses & more @FraserValleyRoseFarm | Uploaded 9 months ago | Updated 4 hours ago
If you're enjoying the challenges of plant propagation, it can feel limiting when the landscape begins to fall into dormancy. What I'm enjoying these days is the fact that not every plant reacts equally to cold. This lets me continue to push the envelop of bringing hardy plant material, like roses, inside to controlled temperatures as cuttings. In this video I'll demonstrate with roses, rosemary, and also demonstrate with a few more tender indoor varieties I have on the go.

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