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Mystery Rambler with Pink Blooms

12 years ago

I'm pretty sure this is a rambler and not a climbing rose, based on what I've read online. It is fairly supple and droops/arches instead of growing straight up. I've found groups of 7 leaflets-- though some (possibly younger?) leaves have only 5. The blooms appear in large clusters. It is scented, though I don't know enough about roses to tell if it's medium or moderately strong.

The rose has a very sprawling attitude and is currently draping itself over nearby evergreen shrubs. I'd love to learn more about the variety before I determine how to better support it. (Also, when I should prune, etc.) Any leads are appreciated!

The rose is growing on the western side of my house in coastal AL. I'm ashamed to admit that I'm not sure whether it blooms more than once a year, but I'm confident that even if it re-blooms, its biggest, best bloom period is in spring-- late April to early May.

I'd be happy to answer any follow-up questions to the best of my ability. Thank you for your time!

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