Can you grow a rosebush from a cut rose from my garden?

I have the best smelling rosebush I have ever smelled and want another. I do not know the name of it since it was already planted at the house I purchased many years ago. I recently transplanted the bush to my new house by following instructions I found on the internet.Since that was so successful I thought someone may be able to help me with this.

Can you grow a rosebush from a cut rose from my garden?
put the cuttings in water


when flower fades snip the cut end at a slant angle


you could dip the end in rooting hormone but not nesessary


makes a few slices in the angle cut to give room for roots to spread


put the cutting in some good dirt, water well, and cover the whole thing with a glass jar, like a canning jar, or mayo jar.


This makes a little greenhouse to keep moisture and humidity.


Leave it go for a while.....but make sre the soil stays relatively moist.


when it is hard to pull up from the ground (be careful checking) you have root!!!
Reply:yes you can go to a good garden center and pick up a tub of cutting/root powder this should help, i dont think you are suppose to take a cutting from a stem in flower, but a good solid shoot which has no bud on it, also its at its best growing time so should root well
Reply:http://www.rosebushes.com


http://www.gardening.com


http://www.growingflowers.com
Reply:Yes


http://www.ars.org/About_Roses/propagati...
Reply:YESH!!