80-year-old 'Edith' rose (dark red, incredible scent) transplanted last fall, nearly dead, came back vigorously with babies. Gardener accidentally cut a 2.5-foot baby cane at the white base, potted it with plastic greenhouse cover. Heartbroken.
The cane may be too soft to root. Keep in greenhouse, out of hot sun. Simultaneously take cuttings from the mother 'Edith'—they usually strike well. This preserves the genetics.
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