New leaves are growing from a bouquet of roses, can the roses be rooted successfully?

Recently, I was given a bouquet of roses and as the flowers opened and dried up, I noticed most of the stems had new leaves emerging. I do not see any roots developing in the vase. Can I try to root the stems? Each day, more leaves are emerging and I would love to try to save the roses by potting them.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 01/07/2019 @ 10:18 am

I’m not sure of how successful rooting these cut roses will be, but there is no harm in trying! Follow the propagation directions in this link and good luck!
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