Waste Not Wednesday - How to Root Roses from a Bouquet

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[@hotmessadhd]

Sorry folks!! I never posted the video where I used the petals in another "recipe". Many roses from stores are sprayed with a scent to make them smell like roses. That was apparently the case with these roses, so they weren't good for the project. Fresh cut roses with a strong natural scent are needed.

[@ameliab7245]

I'd still like to know how to do your 'recipe' and what it is. Thanks.

[@jkg31372]

Did u ever get to this? I just got some really strong smelling roses that im wanting to replant

[@bulabulalove8093]

I was just looking for that video! Happy to see others are looking for it as well!

[@smorrison911]

I’d love to see an update and the petal recipe as well. Thanks for the information!

[@Rebecca-xw6sz]

Me too!!

[@blssdmmm1]

My mother in law did this with a bouquet and ended up transplanting to the yard. That bush is healthy as anything. She put it in the yard over 2 years before she died and she has been gone for 10 years,her roses are still going strong. My father in law thought he killed it one year and tried to pull it up. Well low and behold he did not get everything and her rose bush grew back just as big and beautiful now as ever,lol

[@hotmessadhd]

How precious!!! Thank you for sharing such a sweet story!

[@LindsAyWithAttitude]

Tanya Wilson love that story!!

[@valenciataylor7872]

Beautiful story 🌹 thank you for sharing🌷.

[@shannonconboy18]

Thats such a wonderfull tale! x

[@johninmilford7719]

I can only hope that , depending on the seasons, that a rose from that bush is paced at her final resting place on the anniversary of her passing, birthday, mothers' day etc...

[@catherinegreenup4608]

Oh wow, I didn’t know you could root your own roses. I wish I’d known 22 years ago, I’d have rooted my wedding bouquet. Now I can keep some from friends and family. Thank you for the memories.

[@schwal11]

Thats a great idea, same here I wish I knew

[@DavidButler-ox4bv]

if you haven't got any rooting powder around, dipping them in honey instead works well too. :-)

[@monsoongirlnyc]

Straight up honey or a dilution? I had read honey and water, or spit. Would love to know from someone who has done it successfully. Thanks!

[@DavidButler-ox4bv]

honey - straight out of the jar. I make a 4cm hole first with the thick end of a chopstick, dip 2cm of the cutting end in honey, then place it in the hole. That simple! From the18 cuttings I planted 5 weeks ago,12 of them are sprouting (it will be Spring here in Oz next month). It really depends on the rose and sturdiness of your cutting, some roses grow from cuttings much more readily than others. Just give it a try! it's the perfect use for all your leftovers once you've cut your roses back for winter.

[@monsoongirlnyc]

thank you so much! This is a great help!

[@DavidButler-ox4bv]

you're welcome... unfortunately I've never had any luck doing this technique on shop-bought rose bouquets - I think a lot of those roses are either raised in hot houses and/or their stems are too spindly to get established as cuttings. But still worth a try...

[@ladyjgrady7794]

what does the honey do?

[@BurtonsBeadery]

Remember, that leaving at least ONE leaf, you'll get the needed nutrients pulling from the sun Ms. MeeMaw. :) just be sure and keep it MISTED several times a week inside the bag for greenhouse effect and warmth while being covered. You were such a delight to listen to, VERY Southern and down home appeal. Thanks from Southern SUNNY San Diego, California.

[@ericatabbanor]

I accidentally rooted a rose in water a few months ago! I have it in soil now and, in my humble opinion, I think it’s doing great! 😃🌹💖

[@myrzamarilyslassus956]

How do you root a rose in water? I thought they always die.

[@crazy4beatles]

That's what brought me here. Was switching out the water on the roses I bought and it's grown tiny branches and leaves at the nodes. Hopefully I can help it root.

[@jeanyuill8625]

I live in Alberta Canada and received a beautiful bouquet of roses from my husband for Christmas. They are already rooting in the vase. I’m going to try this next week with my Folgers coffee container I used to return my chemo treatment bottles to my cancer treatment centre. I just received a clear CT scan before Christmas. No more cancer! Would like to plant a rose bush in the spring to celebrate a new beginning. I’ll have to figure out how to keep it alive next winter! Lol

[@LadyFoxAC]

I'm in Alberta too! Where did you get your soil/mix?

[@teresakryvenchuk6205]

I had breast cancer in 2018. I am healed.

[@marilynmalone7238]

I watch on HGTV yrs ago a old Black gentleman in the Southern Ga. near Savannah how he grew Roses and other shrubs he wanted to propagate! He had sandy clay soil, he put water in his soil and formed a ball out of his Soil put the clippings like you just demonstrated for View's! That was his technique, he just put them in a box grouped together and kept them watered until they sprouted! Then you plant the whole plant and soil Ball! I have propagated roses just sticking them in the ground, try 6 cuttings in half sun and see what you get! 💓

[@mayday4380]

This is getting kind of fun. My mom and I both got roses for Mother's Day and she ask me if I knew of a way to save them. I just came down to my computer and typed in rose bush starts and I saw your video. Later today I'm going to show her how to save our roses.. It is a lot easier to do than I thought. So today my mom got an answer from me and I got an answer from you. We can both pass this lesson on.. :)

[@caboogie]

You are adorable....the kind of person I would enjoy a good cup of tea with and lunch :-)

[@misjesti]

Me too!!

[@DavidSmith-vx1hj]

She reminds me of elma phuds daughter

[@latoyagarrison8980]

Agreed.

[@linastreats7999]

I'd also love to have tea, with her, as well.

[@Thankful_.]

caboogie I agree!

[@hazeleyes611]

I truly enjoyed watching you. Your personality is so very charming and your smile so warm. Thanks for your video. There need to be more friendly people like you.

[@hotmessadhd]

Hazel Eyes Awww!! Thank you!!

[@hazeleyes611]

Farmer MeeMaw Your very welcome.

[@superlmore5170]

Farmer MeeMaw i

[@superlmore5170]

Ja ja ja - You are hilarious & I enjoyed & learned from your video, thank you very much!

[@bobkelley8291]

TY for this video as I am old and in poor health and gave my wife of 35 years a dozen red roses for this valentines. So I am aiming to put some cuttings with roots in our garden. She knows I love her but hopefully she will have a summer reminder even after I am gone. If they do not take root then I will buy some hybrid tea rose. Plus show her how to winter with fall leaves and a cloth cover. Then in the spring uncover them so they do not rot etc.etc. Gardening and cooking has become a shared hobbies of ours. I worked in several garden centers around the USA so I know a thing or two even after that stroke three years ago. So I needed a refresher course on these rose cuttings. Smiles

[@terryivey5374]

Need to try this :) I have several roses growing outside I would like to dublicate. Now you have me thinking to send my daughter out to a florist for a lovely white one. One long stem would get 2 cuttings for sure. Coffee containers a plenty here lol. Thanks for taking time making the video. Loved it. And to all the impatient people fussing about speed.....slow down! Life is short...enjoy the small things.

[@evelynchambers126]

What are you dipping it in besides water?

[@basketofdependables4244]

well i'm dyin' to know how they turned out. any chance you could add a short update video?

[@Vittolf]

Your accent made my day! Thank you, I'll be trying this next time I get some row-ses ;-)

[@jerrywillis1800]

Mrs Jenny, I think they leave the leaves for photosynthesis to create sugars for the plant, well that is what my mom told me. :D Something you might want to try, spray the inside of the bag with some water for humidity just a suggestion. By the way great video, funny yet educational. God Bless

[@wendyhiggins6651]

I planted 2 red with silver centered rose bushes for our 25th wedding anniversary. It is our 43rd this year. One rose bush survives. I will try your system to hopefully propagate more. Maybe I can pass some on to our wedding attendants and children from our upcoming 50th! Thank you MeeMaw!

[@corlissyamasaki3476]

I would love to see an update of these roses.

[@sallywasagoodolgal]

For 20 years, in the winter when I cut back my roses, my spouse has taken some of the cut off pieces, dipped the end in rooting medium, and poked them down in a 5 gallon bucket of wet sand. He put it under the carport so it didn't freeze, and in the spring he'd dump the sand, and the cuttings would have rooted. He'd put them in the yard, or give them away. They always grew into a rose bush. He did keep the sand pretty wet.

[@vivianstarr4566]

How many stems would he put in one five gallon bucket?

[@Julzzzsatx]

I started doing the same with the roses my family gives me. I just remove the head, scratch the stem, remove leaves & put in a bottle of water for 45-60 days. Then transfer to dirt. I have beautiful roses. 3 plants so far.

[@pikwanchung3884]

Julzzzsatx do you change water for the duration of 45 days?

[@AmanSharma-lp4oc]

If you put it in a soil how often you need to water it since it wi be covered to capture humidity and do I need to keep it I door like in the basement or outdoors in the sun.

[@MaiAolei]

It has been a very long time that I enjoyed a video that much. I cannot put my finger on what it is, but it made me smile in the best possible way and just made my day. Thank you so much for posting, and I will try my luck right away.

[@melissabrock7460]

In some way I think its just her cause I feel the same way its way to early to be messing with flowers but I saw mine on the table and hit the button and she popps up and my mood has changed so thanks.

[@9StarKee]

A real treasure of a woman. Love from England.

[@DVHomestead]

I'd love to see a follow up video for the growth of the roses/bushes that this project winds up doing!

[@hotmessadhd]

I will definitely post a follow up!

[@DVHomestead]

+Farmer MeeMaw :)

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

Did you do a follow up?

[@lianapopa3274]

DV Homestead i

[@Kshais]

I haven't seen a follow-up. Farmer Meemaw, if you'll show us your beautiful roses or share that they didn't work, that would be awesome!

[@smilingdog54]

I did what you said with the roses I got for Mother’s Day and they have leaves started on each one! I am so excited!

[@mr.personality7762]

I just got my roses rooted as well first time trying. 4 rooted, and 15 with callases so 19*** out of 24 roses, 2 dozens i bought, 1 red 1 yellow) Got a video up if get curious

[@savemeows7996]

Its intresting that a long video get a million. Nowadays people tebd to view what is short and bam bam exciting.. im glad to see there are still those who care to sit down and watch a human being explain to them how to do things while expressing all kinds of normal human emotions in the meantime

[@conservativetothecor]

I occasionally buy roses from the store for the table. Ive tried to root them without success. Recently I bought a bouquet and it was a two toned rose. White and dark pink on the outer petals. The beauty of it took my breath away. I decided to try again. This time I just did all the regular things. I cut the roses. I removed the rose...I I removed the leaves at the bottom and sliced and cut the bottom. I stuck it in the water and waited. The leaves fell of so I thought I lost it...but I notice it started what appeared to be a shoot at the top. It stayed the same for so long I thought maybe in was my imagination. But I waiting. I also began changing the water daily. When it started looking like it was growing one tiny root...just one...I started taking my egg shells and throwing them into some water and putting a little in the water when I changed it...also a tiny bit of coffee. It started a second tiny shoot half way up and the root is still tiny but a litter bigger with what appears to be a shoot coming out just above that tiny root. I admit my method sounds crazy...but I really wanted this rose in my garden. I pray it makes it all the way....Ill just keep trying.

[@maddams6109]

I have been successful with this method. Started this process Feb 15, 2019. They are sprouting new growth. Today is March 1, 2019. I look forward to planting them in the garden after April 15, 2019. For my area after last frost, zones 6/7. I live right in the area where both zones meet. I will also watch for the soil temp to average about 70 degrees before planting. Thankyou, for your expertise Jen, I feel like a master gardener in the making.

[@meirantisetiani8484]

Were yours (roses/bouquet) bought at the store? I'm very curious. And really want to try. Thx

[@melissablanchard6568]

You shouldn't dip the stem directly in the jar of rooting hormone. it will contaminate the contents. Better way is to take out what you will need and place on some wax paper or a paper towel. then roll or sprinkle the rooting hormone on to the stem.

[@ruthebling-reece2071]

Seriously? From there you put it in dirt! What difference could it possibly make?

[@ButItsVegan]

Thanks for this video. I’m trying to see if I can prolong the life of my Mother’s Day flowers. 😊

[@tianafoia9654]

your voice is just soothing to me honestly

[@ellenfisher6341]

Fabulous video! One of my Knockout rose bushes has gone crazy & is growing out over a walkway, even though I've pruned it back several times. I've been thinking about trying to propagate it. You gave me the inspiration to get right on it. Thank you so much!!!

[@hotmessadhd]

You're so welcome!! Good luck!!

[@gerrywickman1867]

ellen fisher

[@AroundtheBlueBend]

I watched this video when you first posted, and last year used your guidance to root greenery from my father-in-law’s funeral arrangement. Thank you. ❤️

[@sashallynserrette4554]

My boyfriend bought me fresh cut flowers today for our 1 year anniversary...very special occasion for us. Your video helped me a lot, I took notes and I will try your method to root my beautiful flowers!🌷🌹💏

[@bru1015]

My sister passed away and she had roses at her memorial. I would love to create a rose bush from those roses. The roses are just starting to wilt just a bit, hopefully they will be ok. 💐

[@hotmessadhd]

Bruceann Yellowega I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@gwengreen5611]

Bruceann Yellowega My grandmother just passed away. I will do this with her roses 🌹🙌🏾

[@itsjazlyn156]

They can fully dry and will still work trust me! ❤️

[@animationalliance8550]

started this up tonight. fingers crossed! hubby got me lovely pink roses from store and i always wanted a rose garden and sooooooo i did it all right lol

[@Theperilsofbev]

I'm a huge fan of not wasting! I use coffee cans for everything lol

[@jillianagius8692]

You are the most engaging, enjoyable person to watch and I love your accent. Thankyou for educating us sweet lady!

[@NorthtoHopeDesert_Hues]

I do this all the time with my rose bushes when I prune them, as well as my trees. You are right on girl! So easy but most people fail when they lose track of time and forget to water and dote over them for the following months ...... done that myself as well.

[@sherrywalker4619]

This is the first time I have seen your videos and I just love you! You are adorable! Great information also!

[@hotmessadhd]

Sherry Walker Thanks!!

[@FrederickDunn]

Another GREAT video and you have a new subscriber :) many roses are patented and can't legally be started this way, but I think it's fantastic and I hadn't thought of this before! Thank you so much for sharing your methods!

[@emceefreedomnoorbunnylove5147]

Do You acknowledge the distinction between "legal" and "lawful?" Where does "Mother Nature" and/or "God" go to sue the crooked fascist corporate beast which endeavours to "patent" Her planet???

[@TUSSCANNY]

I guess I'll be looking out my window for the police to arrest me. Lol. Once their in my hands the bunch of roses are mine. Lol again. Granny

[@MsMoalli]

Oh no! I knew I had something when my Roses from valentines we’re growing buds and rooting. I had the most beautiful dark red explorer roses ever. I regret not keeping them. Thank you 🙏🏾 I’ll try it next time, you’re the best!

[@awakesevenyears8284]

I have watched about 50 videos on propagation and yours is the most deer and thorough. Bless your heart!

[@louised6790]

Oh my goodness, you’re so cute! Thanks for sharing this wealth of information. I’m so excited to try this!

[@judya.shroads8245]

Such a wonderful idea. Thanks

[@NobleHomestead]

Whoa, I had no idea! This is great. I never knew you could grow roses like this. I started a Meyer lemon from organic lemon seed, and then took a cutting and it rooted. I am in upstate NY. I'm starting to believe anything is possible! I am looking forward to the follow-up on this project.

[@rongablue]

Noble, anything IS possible...the only obstacle is doubt. :)

[@yvargas83yv]

In a non creepy way, you are just too adorable!! Your voice, accent, and calmness along with flowers is a perfect combo for soothing. Thanks!

[@hotmessadhd]

Yolanda Vargas LOL. Thanks!

[@MultiShooter7]

You can also take a cutting, from pruning roses in February, dip the end in honey, put in the spot you want to grow it, cover it with a glass gallon jar until Easter. Many bush and tree cuttings will work also. Old School Tip.😊

[@helenyoung5135]

Could you place woody stir in cuts of pototoes plus soll.. to

[@psdumas]

What if you live in the northeast? Very cold!

[@ohnotigerflowers]

i have some roses that dried up and i was ready to throw them in the compost but i saw it started growing new leaves around the bud areas. i'm going to try to save them now!

[@annschwibinger9038]

You are "precious"....I learned so much! Thank you!

[@lareinewilliams8785]

Love your demonstration and your demeanor. I will do as instructed and see what happens. Thank you for sharing!

[@gardenerjei]

Very informative! I've never tried this but now I want to! I love how cheerful and sunny you are! So much negativity online right now, it's nice to see a breath of fresh southern air, even if it's an older video

[@hotmessadhd]

Thank you. 🥰.

[@MilkAndHoneyAcreage]

I second that!! You must be doing something right!

[@elizabethc3842]

I throw the rose heads I clip off right in the garden and low and behold I have new Rose's lol, and I was just being lazy

[@LillieRuby101]

Love this and the idea of rooting plants from special bouquets.

[@ruthjesse6759]

I dearly loved yr video, thank u so much for it. I had never heard or thought of making my own rose bushes out of roses that were given or sent to me. This is a wonderful idea.

[@Ash-vi8jm]

Wow u are adorable! Thank you so much for this informative and entertaining video! Much love from Montreal 💖

[@blancaacedo3977]

Wow!!! I'm so excited to save the roses my husband gives me. Thank you!!

[@jomcmahon2956]

I just found this site. Early this spring i trimmed my rose bushes and just for fun i stuck some of the cuttings in some potting soil. They rooted!!!! I have three or four new rose bushes. One had a flower this summer. Next time I get roses Im going to try your method. Thanks for sharing.

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

I enjoyed watching this, thank you!

[@cockeyedhomestead]

I can't wait to try this! My roses are so neglected. I plan on getting everything ready for them this autumn and getting more for around the house!

[@theaccidentalcook8557]

Love love love this video! Thank you so much for sharing your practical tips with us. You're heaven sent❣😊

[@petinachambersmcvay8482]

Oh my gooooooooooossshhhh!!!!! I love your accent!! Such a lovely voice! Thank you for the video. I plan to do this this week. God bless you!

[@LindsAyWithAttitude]

"some people leeeaaaveee (hehe) a couple of the leaves" lol that was really cute!!

[@Thelishanoelle]

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[@moniqueswritelife3055]

You are such an adorable charming lady. I really enjoy your video. You definitely made me smile. Bless you. Thank you for your knowledge, effort, and time. I'm going to try this. I noticed I could get my rose's to have new growth in my vase but trying to get them grow has been futile. Again, thank you.

[@melissakurpis8116]

You just made my day! You have got to be the most adorable thing I've ever seen! Thanks for the info as well :)

[@Sprocket215]

Love this! thank you so much! I learn so much from your videos!

[@prometir]

Love ur personality your such a sweetie!

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

I shared this on FB and in my Frugal video playlist. Thank you for sharing!

[@hotmessadhd]

Thank you!

[@seksualusis]

You are funny, yet very focused and inspiring, got this lesson from you, thanks!

[@linda-cd1ss]

hi from the uk, thank you for theses videos full of easy information and guidance how to to complete each step as the process goes on.very informative, thank you so much, your just the best, I love your beautiful energy too. and lastly you have a top accent, love it.❤, im going to try my first cuttings tomorrow, .

[@snowdesertgoddess5757]

I love you for making this video. I'm definitely doing this with all of the flowers I get for the rest of my life. ❤⚘

[@claireandersongraham3581]

me, too!

[@croccatcher]

Lovely and so easy to do, which I'm going to give a try, could you do a video on how to cut roses back out in the garden so as they grow back better the following year. I've one that's got such big thorns on it and really needs to be tidy up, has given great big beautiful roses this summer.

[@mikesmith9600]

Something about this video i really liked :) made me happy.

[@lisemercier6369]

You are so delightful! Thank you for this information!!

[@philmorton4590]

Depends of the chemical treatment of the roses, some companies use hormones to slow growth for transport, this makes it very difficult to root.

[@childofthecreatorgod9962]

WOW! Magic @2:20 - Roses disappear from vase to counter. My Grandfather would just take a clipping and stick it in the ground and it grew. I never had any success with that.

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

He must have really had the touch!😍😇

[@k.r.hayman4633]

Me, either - so maddening, my GRAM did it all the time! She rooted over 48 bushes for a hedge all along the fences!

[@bluepearl4348]

You have "inspired" me to try your method..You're an excellent teacher...♥

[@_pie3.14]

Oh my gosh, I love your accent and when you say y'all! ☺ Thanks for making this video, I want to do up my garden during quarantine! Hi from London! 🇬🇧

[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

You're awesome! Thanks for the video! I'll be trying to root some rose cuttings soon.

[@tazzy191]

Your accent is AMAZING.

[@angelabrowning802]

I really enjoyed your video. Have learnt a lot. Thank you from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@heidedziardziel1428]

I love your instructions, Thank you.

[@ts8174]

Scissors are notorious for not staying where they're supposed to. I'm thinking about looping a chain thru a good pair and bolting it to the inside of a drawer. Boom. Problem solved.

[@reginagracecaeli5480]

I did exactly that for about 7 years, and it was well worth the trouble with a house of people. I always had at least that pair.

[@marinehmc]

I don't know about your scissors but mine keep on eluding the chain. I think I will get a heavier chain ( like a chain made for car tires)🤪🤪

[@reginagracecaeli5480]

@@marinehmc Of course you have to make it difficult to remove, more trouble than its worth, because you yourself will take them off and lose them! Try using aluminum crimps on wire, that worked to defeat even my own desire of wanting to remove them to use them elsewhere more than a few times. But over all those years I thanked myself numerous times for going to the trouble of securing a pair in that drawer! I also put a set of screwdrivers on an aluminium wire and while difficult to use, I still have them like that after 20 years about!

[@eunicecaselman6892]

@@reginagracecaeli5480 what kind of aluminum wire are you talking about? I need to try something before I go insane. And over scissors no less. LOL

[@reginagracecaeli5480]

Its the same as the braided picture hanging wire. It has to be braided or it won't work

[@bronazlin4955]

Hehe I've just found you!ha your character is so cute! Hugs from Australia!

[@catherinegreenup4608]

Loving your accent. I’m a Geordie. Some people can’t understand Geordie. You scan buy a very funny Lsrn y’sel Geordie book. The Histoy book is just priceless. Apparently, when Wellington saw mounted soldiers coming over the he said, “They are war horses”. But the helpful geordie by his side said, ‘Na, tha’ ours.’ Even Geordies have trouble reading Geordie, ha-ha. Appariemntly, it isnt a slang dialect. It is a real language originally from Freezland Germany. I can hear a child in the background of your lovely video. Well child in Geirdie is, ‘Bairn’, in Freezeland it’s exactly the same. A baby is simply ‘Babie’.

[@delphy50]

Thanks for sharing this video and taking the time. I will be trying this that’s for sure. And I really enjoyed listening to you talk. I’m canadien and I talk way to fast so I just love your accent and the calm way you go about it. Your adorable.

[@felinerescue5272]

I would like to have seen a close up of how much you scratched it.

[@vegasjill21]

Yea, me too! But I could see a bit better on the third one she scraped, so it was probably about an inch, inch and a half scraping at the very bottom part. I think I may give this a try. I have SOOOO many bouquets of dried roses, which are still very pretty and colorful...just really delicate and brittle, so I keep most of them behind glass in a hutch so they aren't touched. But I'd certainly rather have them blooming again in my garden. 😊 Did you give this a try??

[@terryshankle4726]

This was very helpful. But do you keep your pot inside while it is rooting or outside in sun.

[@lizsalazar2519]

This idea made me smile! Thanks for sharing!🤗💕

[@heatherlester2992]

I enjoy watching you! you are so easy to listen to and comforting. i will definitely be looking out for more videos!

[@FahrulFahrul]

Good videos

[@SB-zi8iu]

Where is the video where you use the petals?? :( I looked all through your channel!!

[@dbear7573]

S B I looked all over as well. No luck! ☹️ I have a sneaking suspicion she forgot 🤔. I mean it’s only been a few years....😏

[@jennm3321]

Read her pinned post at the top. She didn't make the video. But I wish she would now. She's bound to have some nice roses by now to use.

[@AngeEyedPookie]

She said some roses don't have the natural rose scent so they put fake stuff on them. She discovered that's what happened with the orange ones so she didn't do the video :/

[@shandlarichardson3407]

Omg.. I just found this video 4 yrs later and what a sweet gem!! I wish you were my neighbor.. oh the fun we would have!! I've learned a lot.. thank you for sharing.. my grandmother's and my momma all taught me how to regrow almost anything from just a leaf.. a simple leaf.. well.. they thought they taught me.. cause all I've grown is mold and deceased leaves.. this was a wonderful tutorial.. so fun!! I want to buy a bunch of roses now to treat misslf to picking them apart and regrowing.. I need a good fun project after these last 3 yrs.. hubby & I both had C.. then we split up.. oh my the wild wind roller coaster ride my brain & body have been on.. I need rose therapy asap!!!

[@vickijohorne9695]

THANK you so much! VERY grateful for your channel!

[@SoundArtsOnline]

you are so funny! really, you should do a show on cable

[@hotmessadhd]

SoundArtsOnline You are so sweet!! Several people have said that to me. Sadly, none of them were producers for TV shows!! 😂😂

[@indigobeauty1]

Love your lovely personality Beautiful ☘🍃🌱🌷🌹

[@Metamets]

I love your video!! So simple and easy! Thank you!!

[@patriciadavenport1655]

Thanks, and again I have learned something new, cuz I always hated having to throw them out and I am looking forward to what to do with the rose petals. Love your sweet honest personality.

[@acebe500]

She sounds like my 7th grade English lit teacher. Shouts to mrs. Sawyer

[@shelbyleigh11]

Farmer memaw, you are precious! Could you please tell me about the trick rose petals? I’ve looked all through your channel and can’t find it.

[@catherineterpstra6159]

Im so lonesome j could cry

[@catherineterpstra6159]

Merle haggard

[@patriciacole8773]

Catherine Terpstra Hi Catherine. You doing ok? Are you into gardening? And do you know Jesus? I always like the saying “Life began in the garden “. I hope all is well.

[@lufalfalkowski3643]

I LOVE her! She is so real and informative ;)

[@GreenGablesHomestead]

I'm so glad Amanda at the fundamental home mentioned this video. I still have flowers left over from my daughter's wedding. I'm going to try to do this so they have a special gift whenever they purchase their first home.

[@hotmessadhd]

What a beautiful idea!! Good luck! be careful that the plastic bag doesn't touch the stem. i think that's why some of mine didn't make it.

[@GreenGablesHomestead]

+Farmer MeeMaw thanks for the tip about the bag. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm gonna go get the rooting hormones tomorrow.