A Fireball of a rose--Flaming Beauty
ron_and_susan
11 years ago
We first grew flaming beauty in the 1980's but it did not grow well for us so we shovel pruned it. Then when we started growing most of our roses on Fortuniana root stock we tried it again. The plant has 3 canes on it that are 3/4 inches wide and is producing blooms like this pic.--Ron
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