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i have heard that when a rose has hips on them, they have seeds inside, and the seeds can be planted to grow a new rose bush? is this true and how is the right way?? i got lots of hips from different roses, and i cut open the hips and there are alot of seeds in each one. do i let them dry, wait to plant or what??? please some one help me fast!!! i am really excited about trying this!! thanks
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26 JUN 03 by
grdnr3
I got some Rosa rugosa seeds from a friend and had great success with them. I believe they were fresh. I just filled some 1/2 gallon pots with a soiless mix, planted the seeds about a half inch deep and kept them moist. Now would be a good time to do it as the warm temps will get them going. Because these are such hardy roses, and I'm in zone 5 I didn't have to worry about winter protection. I do have some 20 bushes now tho, and will have to find them homes. One concern I have is that the birds will have equally as good success with the seeds and l will have rose bushes sprouting up all over the place. You may want to identify the roses before you grow a bunch of them.
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