Name: Suzanne/Sue Sebastopol, CA (Zone 9a) Sunset Zone 15
Christine, that may be difficult to positively ID because there are so many older fragrant roses. I'll post in the rose forum and see if any others can chime in.
Name: Chris Reid Texas (Zone 8b) Well done is better than well said.
A friend thinks this is Marchessa Bocella. I'm not sure since the rose seems to have long 'arms' and so might be a climber, which I don't think applies to Marchessa.
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Name: Suzanne/Sue Sebastopol, CA (Zone 9a) Sunset Zone 15
No I don't think it's Marchesa Boccella either, which is a very full formed rose with a lot more petals than your rose. http://www.helpmefind.com/gard... you can click on the Photos tab and see all the images.
The foliage is glossy which should help, according to Heirloomroses Felicia has " glossy, deep green foliage" and it's an old rose. It is an old favourite.
I'll move the one on the Rosa parent page to the Odee Pink entry, and Christine can add her other photos to that entry if they're all of the same rose.
Name: Chris Reid Texas (Zone 8b) Well done is better than well said.
When I look at photos of Felicia, my mystery rose doesn't look like that. Plus, it doesn't have an intense fragrance, which Felicia is supposed to have. I'll keep watching the blooms and check back! Thanks for the great input.
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