Please help ID this mature yellow rose . . .
20 years ago
This mature dark to medium yellow rose found growing at my daughter's new house has clustered buds, yellow stamens with red centers, plentiful dark green shiny foliage and few repeat blooms. Do you think it could be the floribunda Sunsprite? Thanks.
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