I am serious. Every time I go near it, it tries to kill me. It's an heirloom variety, smells wonderful, has razor-sharp hooked thorns.
These photos are from August 2021, the first day of rain, the drought-breaker:
It starts blooming in May/June and would bloom straight through the summer if I watered it. Since I don't, it usually goes dormant when it gets really dry, and then starts up again in the fall. This photo is from December 2021:
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