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Why Identifying a Red Hybrid Tea Rose by Photo Alone Is Usually Impossible

Over 200 roses introduced yearly; many red HTs look identical. DNA testing is the only sure ID. Check local rose societies or nurseries for historical varieties popular in your area (central Oregon coast).

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