That is not Marie Van Houtte.
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This is Marie. Your rose does look like Maman Cochet
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but it also looks like a couple of others:
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Catherine Mermet
I was also thinking Mme. Antoine Mari but not so much after looking through my photos. Marie is a distinctive bi-color, with a creamy white center surrounded by a rosey aureole.
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Cottage, my Climbing Maman Cochet doesn't have shiny leaves like yours, and the flowers have a more peachy tone. Mine also looks like it has more petals.
These are some of the oldest & glossiest leaves. Definitely a different shape than yours.
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Sorry the flower is past its prime, but it shows the button eye and the colors: cream & peachy pink. She's only in the ground 3 months but has had more than a dozen blooms and is almost as tall as I am (5'8") and easily that wide with lots of nice canes. I love her. I wish she had more flowers now to show you. But I'm sure others will.

Sherry

Thank you both so much. I really appreciate your time.
She is about 4 or 5 years old. But when we moved last year I whacked her back and moved her to our new home in mid-July. She was around 5 and 1/2 feet tall. Since then I now know you are not supposed to do that but I did it before I found this forum(You all are great~thanks for all the info). She was kept watered every other day along with 17 others and all but one (cl. iceberg) survived.
Her flowers were sometimes a darker pink like your picture Luanne. This photo from yesterday looks really pale more so than they did before I moved.(Soil differences?)(cooler weather?)

Sherry, Actually the foliage is not shiny.(don't know why my pics turned out like that) Her leaves are more of a matte, kind of like Duchesse de Brabant.
Well anyway this is one of my favorite roses. She was always in bloom and the scent is WONDERFUL. : )

Thanks everyone, Junitta