Identify this rose?
Tuggy3
10 years ago
This is a mislabled rose. Supposed to be Kardinal. It's growing like a hybrid tea, heading toward tall and narrow. The picture represents it pretty well. It has a very raspberry reverse, the color of the inner petals. The petals are fairly thick. I know I've seen this somewhere but can't place it. Any ideas?
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