Rose from cutting: once-a-year, pink buds open white, clusters 3-5, tennis ball size, not fragrant. 25 ft, octopus growth, needle thorns, narrow leaves.
Barbier (France, early 1900s) bred many such ramblers. Flexible canes, messy if untrained. Can cut to base in spring and retrain.
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