When the volunteer rose comes into its own
4 years ago
This rose volunteered itself about 10 feet from the mother plant. I wasn't sure it would do well on this side of my house but when something volunteers, I tend to let it grow. I'm sure glad I did. I've sort of trained it onto this trellis but it's not a climber by nature.
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