Reminds me of Agalinis which is blooming now near me (but mine is Agalinis purpurea and I'm not sure this is a match for that species).

I wish I could help you but a lot of these little gift minis are very hard to ID because the growers sometimes interchange varieties of the same color with a specific name. The two biggest growers of these minis are Poulsen and Kordes. Poulsen has three series that I know of called Parade, Palace and Hit roses but there could be more. Kordes are mostly under the name Kordana. They both have web sites you can go to and see if you can find your rose but like I said it isn't easy. In any case it's a lovely rose!

HA there are only dozens of roses it could be, however, if the leaves are as bluish grey as it appears in one of your pictures, I would narrow it down to a alba. However that can be hard to say. What is the tone of the fragrance, is it more fruity (with lemon undertones) or damask, rich pure rose fragrance, can you describe it more? You say like a peony , but Ive smelled different peonies fragrances as well. You could scroll through Helpmefind.com , the hieght gives it a partial clue, as its too tall for a # of gallicas, but not all , thats for certain. Its either a alba, gallica or centiflora rose IMO. Its very hard to tell, I grow a couple of found roses, one I nailed down, the other is still up in the air. Even without a name, I would grab some of the suckers and grow it. Silverkelt

Hi Tammy The rose looks like Country Dancer to me. Thanks Brenda