Can you ID this old 'China'? rose?
Serinus
18 years ago
This old rose is commonly seen growing in old house gardens here in Puerto Rico. It's one of those few roses that thrives in our hot and humid weather. The flowers are about 3 inches wide with none or very light fragrance. The leaves are Tea like with dark red new growth. Unlike many of the old china roses that are growing here, this one is thornless. Anyone knows this oldie?
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