Dark pink rose growing in shade
wilkili_ga
15 years ago
Hi,
I found this rose growing in the back corner of my yard, which is very overgrown. I have tons of trees, so I can't imagine that it gets much direct sunlight. Can anyone identify it for me? I've never grown roses before, but the color is so pretty I was thinking of trying to propagate some plants from it.
Thanks!
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