Who knows this thorny yellow climber?
chatwariq
18 years ago
This bagged rose was purchased from Home Depot last year. It is very thorny and like 'Austrian Copper' in foliage and hardiness, but the flowers are semi-double, cupped, clear yellow and somewhat fragrant. Flowers grow along arching canes, like a Bourbon. Your input apppreciated! -- chatwari
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