Help in identifying rose

Rose Selection & Questions
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please help me identify this pink prolific rose that fades to white
it is some type of floribunda and is about 20 years old.i live in Northern California


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Bill Warriner? I will look through my old catalogs and see if any other roses might be possible.

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Thanks for the help
Mine really aren’t that orange
More pure pink
I’m wondering about tournament of roses or maybe Tiffany

4

Well, Tiffany is a hybrid tea and Tournament of Roses is a tall grandiflora. You thought your rose was a floribunda. Do you know if it is fragrant? How tall is it?

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It is about 4 ft ,very mild fragrance. I’m an amateur and I can’t remember all the details . It should bloom in the next few weeks and I can give more info then . My pics were from last year and i could only upload one since i am a new member. Hopefully i’ll be able to up load more soon, or if you send me an email i can upload and send more pics .
Thanks for your comments
Rick

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You are in an amazing area of rose growers. Contact some members of a local roses society. When your rose is in bloom, bring it to a rose meeting. You will have a better chance on having it identified correctly. Do the canes mainly hold one bloom per stem or clusters of bloom?

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Great idea
I can bring it to Luther Burbank gardens
It definitely grows clusters

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He gave it to me in April of 2024 and it didn’t bloom in water bucket or potted dirt, my baby brother age 51 lived 15 months after being diagnosed with GBM aggressive brain Cancer. I planted it from the potted root March 2025, it bloom once in April 2025, the smell is a very soft rose smell, not over powering. also has lot of big thorns at the base when not blooming. It amazes me no thorns when blooming. This year it has cluster of buds, last year may 2 on a cluster, most of the leaves are at 6 to 7, not 5 rule leaves. I have been following it very closely. It was dug up from tall grass and very wet area, it had a lot of Iris all around it. These pictures shows the progress from start of first year till planted. The first picture I posted was this year 2026. I have so enjoyed studying the growth progress and loving every moment it teaches me something new everyday. I have not pruned any branches yet. This year I noticed this tips of the branches dying, so I decided to trim the brown of after it bloomed because some of the buds are dying back and not opening. I am new to growing rose, and have really enjoy the study, history of every rose I have purchase so far. I fertilize with rose food, blood meal, bone meal quarterly. The Roses are a very deep red, as the age and start to die, they fade to pink. I tried to post several pictures but it won’t let me because I an new user.

April 16, 2025 first year blooms
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