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Rooting a Rosemary Cutting with Attached Roots

Since your cutting already has a root piece, pot it in a small container with sterile mix. Gently firm soil around the delicate root. Place in a bright window, water when soil surface dries. By spring, it should be established enough to plant outdoors in zone 7b. Indoor rooting succeeds better than direct outdoor planting.

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