Brandon - such a good idea! You are so thoughtful about these things.

I would add to your list of photos one of the entire bush, so we can see the growth habit. Also more needed info: WHERE is it growing? (different roses grow quite differently in different climates); How big is it?; Definitely how old is it? ; and where did it come from, if known. How much sun is it getting? And, is it or is it not fragrant?

Jackie

Please update the blog post to show examples of how it should be done, instead of an example of how it shouldn't be done. If you don't want to have a ton of photos, do only one rose - full bush, canes, leaves, then flowers. When we ask for those photos, it seems a lot of people don't really understand why, so they don't necessarily show what we are looking for.

Also, I second and third Jackie's recommendation of knowing WHERE the rose is growing. It seems rare these days for new posters to have any idea where they live, and it is important.

underside of flowers is also useful, as are pics of its sepals.

The blog post with the answer to what roses were in yesterday's post

https://allforroses.blogspot.com/2022/07/the-identities-of-roses-in-yesterdays.html?m=1