Rose Id
deervssteve
10 years ago
This is one that I can't remember. Planted 25 years ago, not an Austin. Repeat bloomer all summer and tall enough to escape the deer.
The flower to the right I something else I need to id. There were two buds, deer got one and I cut this one before they could get to it.
This post was edited by deervssteve on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 16:33
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