Red climbing (or rambling?) rose - any idea?
gypsysunrise
14 years ago
I bought this Rose 4 years ago, and am not sure what it is! It's either a climber or a rambler - not sure what the difference is? ...Anyway, does anyone have any idea what type of rose this is?
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