A small deep red, 1-inch double bloom on wild runners, blooming until Thanksgiving in Alabama. Seller called it "Sweetheart Rose," but that name belongs to 'Cecile Brunner' (pale pink). Likely a red rambler (Wichurana hybrid). Search "Rambler red wichurana" for candidates. Photo needed for accurate ID.
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