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My dad has a rose plant he really loves and is concrerned about it. He said it get a few less buds on it every year. He was wondering how to root it so he can still have the beautiful rose plant. He was told they do not produce that particular rose bush any more. It blossoms right up to the first snow fall. I guess it is a tea rose of some sort. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks, I do not do roses there isn't enough sun in my yard. I also have never used a hormone of any kind. Do not even know where to start with a rose bush, Thanks again, Ronna
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