The first one looks like Nearly Wild. Not sure about the white.

My first thought on the pink one was Nearly Wild.

Maureen

The second rose looks like Nasturana, the Persian musk rose. The American Rose Society has an article about it here. They describe the flowers as pale pink, but the ones I have seen have been white. Here is a link to photos of Nearly Wild

'Nearly Wild' is a Floribunda. These have Rosa multiflora characteristics, as though grown from seed of it (repeat-flowering bush forms occur among seedlings raised from R. multiflora) or one of its hybrids.

'Nastarana' resembles R. moschata, which these do not. Some background information from your source would be better than starting with nothing, there are thousands of kinds of roses. And if these are, in fact, grown from seed they will not have cultivar names.

Thanks to each and every one of you who I.D'd these two lovely roses of mine. Your time is deeply appreciated.

Suzy

Not Nearly Wild!
Not Nastarana foliage.

The white one may become a lot larger than you expect. Nastarena's foliage is different than that in your photo and Nearly Wild doesn't have that many petals, and the petals that NW does have are wider and often reflex as they open.

First one looks like Lavender Dream. The second resembles Moonlight.

I agree, the second one looks like Moonlight. The first looks like Ballerina. Two hybrid musks.

The first one doesn't look like my Ballerina at all. Ballerina has a single pink flower with a white center.

Take a look at the pictures at helpmefind: Lavender Dream and Moonlight.

'Ballerina' is an example of a repeat-flowering Rosa multiflora seedling. It has the single flowers of R. multiflora.

I was going to say Lavender Dream for the first one, also.

A

I dunno about Moonlight. The new growth on my plant is always red.