I sure don't know, but that pink is beautiful

I'm not sure what they are, but you can do a search by color on the RVR website and see what they might be--then do a little cross referencing with helpmefind.com to try and get a little more definite result. I was able to figure out that my one of my no-names was a Mrs. Sam McGredy, although I'm not sure if it's the bush or the climber.

The top one looks like a Sexy Rexy. Mine would be huge if I allowed it to get that way.

The top picture looks a lot like an Apple Blossom Flower Carpet rose. It's definitely a low-maintenance rose that a developer might choose.

Here is a link that might be useful: Google pictures for Apple blossom flower carpet roses

Second one is Federico Casas, I believe. Color and form are right and it has distinctive wings on the stipules as your second (upside down) photo of it shows. You will love it - great rose. It opens very fast however, so a little dappled shade is a good thing for it.

No idea on the other two, but take a look at Pink Pet for that first one. (I don't grow it, but I recall seeing other pics that showed this kind of abundance somewhere).

Kathy

the last one... maybe Papa Hemeray?
http://www.roguevalleyroses.com/product_info.php?products_id=1726

or maybe Dortmund? If you can tell, I pinched off the other blooms, but there were five on that cluster there.
http://www.roguevalleyroses.com/product_info.php?products_id=549

I only went through the ones RVR had with photos though. I'm inclined to think you're right about the orange middle one being "Federico Casas". The few photos online seem similar to it,... and I didn't see any other roses of that color on RVR,... though they dont have a photo of Federico Casas on their website, so it could be that I'm missing some unpictured ones.

It's too bad that I love dark red, yellow, white and pink roses but aren't a fan of bright red roses...! so I'm not sure where I can put these. Maybe I can regift them to a friend or something who likes orange and red.

The first rose is a medium shrub, not a miniature or a more groundcovery rose, so I'd say that it's not Pink Pet, simply because I've seen White Pet which had much smaller more tightly packed flowers than whatever this rose is. (This rose is about the same size as a Iceburg bush) .... so MAYBE Sexy Rexy? I don't know!

The first one ALSO looks like it could be a Bonica. I have both that and SR and they are similar in flowers and the way they bloom as well, but the leaves are different. Bonica has tiny leaves whereas SR's are larger.

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.792

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=21.121433

My Bonica and SR look very similar. The SR is darker and holds its color better, but both fade out to white or very light pink as they age.

The first one might also be The Fairy. Check it out at HelpMeFind. The other two I have no clue...sorry!

The first flowers I have gotten on small band roses look nothing like what the rose eventually produces.

Small roses sometimes don't have the energy to produce their "real" flower. So take any id on those 2nd two with a grain of salt, and wait to see what the plants produce when they get bigger and stronger.

The first rose does look like the appleblossom carpet rose, a typical rose put in by development landscapers.

hoovb,... should I keep them for a year and see what they look like...? (the bands)... or how long should I expect to see a "normal" bloom? I was considering giving these to my friend who likes red (since I don't)... but if it's possible that they could somehow magically not be red later...