Help identify a NoID red...
14 years ago
I bought this one from HD as a rooted cutting (it wasn't potted, it came in a burlap pouch if you would believe).
The flower smells like gardenia and coconut. Any idea what it may be? The color reminds of a C-Star variety named Cerise but I remember sniffing Cerise and it did not have any scent at all.
-Dar
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