Gardener saw a pink 'Seven Sisters' growing as a bush, not a climber. Asks if it grows in Tennessee/Kentucky and its real name.
Rosa multiflora forms: platphylla, grevillei, cathayensis; R. platyphylla, R. thoryi; 'Grevilli major', 'Rosier Multiflore à grandes feuilles'. Registered as a Multiflora Rambler.
Multiflora rootstock = high vigor. In TN/KY, by year 3-4 it should throw many tall canes from base. If it stays bushy:
Fix root problems; the climber habit will emerge.
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