Workshop 🌹 Propagating Roses from Cuttings

Propagating Roses from Cuttings with Susan Calhoun

Limited to 10 participants | No Member Discounts Available

Spend a winter afternoon learning one of the most satisfying garden skills: starting new roses from cuttings. Rose enthusiast Susan Calhoun will guide you through a clear, reliable process—how to choose the right stems, make clean cuts, prepare the cuttings for rooting, and set them up for strong success.

We’ll begin in the Vista Gardens library for a short, accessible introduction, then move into the greenhouse for a hands-on session. You’ll take cuttings in the garden with Susan’s guidance, prep them step-by-step in class, and head home with your own ready-to-root cuttings—plus the confidence to repeat the process on your own.

About Susan Calhoun

Susan Calhoun is a landscape designer with over 25 years of experience and the founder of Plantswoman Design. She trained at Seattle Community College (Horticulture) and at Harlow Carr Botanical Garden in the UK, and later became a writer for Fine Gardening Magazine—bringing deep plant knowledge and an educator’s clarity to every workshop.

Cost: $40 per person (no member discounts)

Includes: all materials provided

Please bring: clean, sharp pruners (sanitized/sterile required)

Due to the limited size and specialized materials for this workshop, member discounts do not apply. We appreciate your understanding and support of this unique educational experience.

👉 Registration required — only 10 spots available.