SRW Tip#4: Planting Bare-root Roses - Page 3


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5.   Apr 26, 1998 9:29 PM
Hi Joanne! Welcome to Suite101.com's Rose Garden!

To add to Carol's post: Using willow water as a rooting solution is an ancient artform. It dates back at least 200 years and probably earlier. It w ...


-- posted by Mark_Whitelaw


4.   Apr 26, 1998 8:59 PM
Joanne,

Willow water is simply water that willow twigs have been soaked in. Some people cut up the willow and allow it to steep for a week or so, but I usually just cut willow twigs and leave them ...


-- posted by CarolWallace


3.   Apr 26, 1998 8:52 PM
Joanne Johansson


Hi Mark.
Enjoyed your article on planting
bare root roses. I'd like to
know what "willow water" is. Where could one find it?

Thanks Joanne
...


-- posted by JoanneJ


2.   Feb 10, 1998 5:45 PM
Mary,

I've scoured my notes and references, and for the life of me cannot find the source.

I first noticed this technique some 6 years ago while on a business/pleasure trip to the gardens at Epc ...


-- posted by Mark_Whitelaw


1.   Feb 10, 1998 12:44 PM
[Posted for Mary C. Weaver]

Dear Mark:

I was just rereading your piece on planting bare-root roses and noted the following:

"recent studies have shown planting bud unions above the soil line ...


-- posted by Mark_Whitelaw





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