Multi colored rose
dighappy
13 years ago
This rose has been growing at my sisters house for many many years and has multiple colored roses on it. I thought it might be joseph's coat but most of the roses have tons of petals. Any help in identifying would be appreciated. Sorry the picture isn't the best, I couldn't figure out how to post more than one picture
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