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help identify this beautiful red rose

emily2002(8aFL)

17 years ago

I found this rose in a pot alongside another rose I purchased 2 years ago. It is a beautiful deep red, looks alot like the red "Flower Carpet", but is either a rambler or a climber. Here's the best part, it's completely thornless. I don't know whether it's a once bloomer or not. It's presently in full bloom and is breathtaking. Please help me identify this rose.

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mikentx
17 years ago
Ok, I don't know why but sometimes I see the pics in these posts and sometimes I don't. This time I don't.

But from your description and the fact that you found this rose growing in a pot with another rose, my guess would be Dr. Huey, a common rootstock. It's once-blooming.
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