Here's another one!
12 years ago
Thanks so much. This is an obvious climber. Since it started blooming, it's shooting up the trellis fast, with many more buds! Red rose in color, hope it's a rebloomer because if it only blooms once, I'll have to pass it on to someone else!!
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