It looks a little like Peggy T but that's a miniature. Can you tell us anything more about it? Like when you got it or how old it might be? Does it rebloom or just once in the spring?

I acquired her last year, she is a grafted one.

In the pot it bloomed on short stalks so i thought she would never grow large but when it shifted her in the ground, she acted like on steroids.. lol. 5 stalks (more than 3 feet long) were formed, multiple stalks still coming from the graft..

Spring is over now in our area but she is still blooming, forming buds (which are always at the end of new growth)

bump..

This post was edited by izhar on Tue, May 6, 14 at 8:41

It looks rather like the HMF pictures of Sanguinea, or R. chinensis sanguinea, except for the size of the flowers, which are given as 2.5" dia. Flower size can vary a lot with climate and water availability.

Lets see how it blooms in the cooler months which will show its true form and color... some pictures of Peggy "T" does resemble it...

I'm a bit confused. Your profile says you live in the United States, but your zone is Karachi 11? If you're outside the US, it is highly unlikely your rose is Peggy T and far more likely it is something bred in Europe. I would suggest possibly one of the landscape types from Kordes or Meilland as they have tremendous world wide distribution. Kim

Are you sure the rose canes are developing on the graft or from under the graft?