Wow!! That's lovely!! Aren't you lucky to have that beauty.

Now that looks very familiar to me. I've seen that rose here on the forum. Someone will tell you the name, I'm sure.

Lovely, lovely!!

Carol

PJ perhaps ?

I do feel lucky. Would love to ID this one and the myriad of others on the property. The fragrance of this one is pure, sweet rose; like rose water perfume great grandma wore.

That's a girly girl pink and I really like it. Hope someone can ID it for you. Any disease so far?

Here's another photo that shows more of the true color, not in direct sunlight. Could it possibly be a Tiffany? It's around 4 feet high, covered in very fragrant rose scented blooms. No disease yet.

I can't really see close enough in your two pics. But here's a little test for Tiffany -- if you pull the petals off and see yellow at the base of each petal, then there's a very good chance it's Tiffany, which was wildly popular in years past, and given your other characteristics -- i.e. a very fragrant, light pink solid colored rose.

Also, if it is Tiffany, the leaves should be matte green, not shiny. Are they?

kstrong-How exciting! I think there's a good chance you've just helped me identify my first of many unknown roses. The base of each petal is yellow and the leaves are matte green. Thanks so much. This is exciting for a newbie with lots of unknown roses.

Oh that's great!!! It really adds to the enjoyment of growing roses when you know the name of the rose!!!

Carol

Looks like Tiffany to me, too. Good for you.

Lovely picture. And you have 40 unknown roses?! What fun.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tiffany pics