Yes, please, more photos. Only c. 25% of the identification process is completed by the bloom alone, the leaves, prickles, and growth habit tells much more. photos of - an18 inch length of a cane, showing foliage and prickles -the entire bush, to show growth habit with a ruler by both to show size would be very helpful. There are more than 7 thousand different types of rose, so getting an I.d from photos of blooms is unlikely unless they are one of the very most common types of rose, such 'Iceberg; or 'Knock Out' Thanks for posting photos of your roses, they are very pretty. Luxrosa

It is not 'Excelsa', nor is it even related to that class, the Wichurana Ramblers. The foliage and growth habit is entirely wrong for a Wichurana. This is a "modern climber" of some sort (and don't let anyone tell you it is 'Dr. Huey' because it isn't that either) but not one I am familiar with.

Hi GardnerPhotographer- Your flowers are very pretty, but I don't know what they are. It is very difficult for even rose experts (and I'm not one of those!) to say what you have there just from pictures of the blooms. To aid with an ID, it would be helpful if you could post additional photos of the plant, especially showing leaves, buds, new growth, stems, prickles- anything that might help someone distinguish your rose from others that might have a similar flower. Also, if you can say something about how often the plants bloom, if the flowers are fragrant, or anything else that you've noticed that strikes you as an identifying characteristic. You may also want to post your additional photos to the Roses forum since it gets more traffic than the Rose ID forum. Good luck, Virginia

Well my climactic zone is England it has suffered badly from blackspot recently and I have had to prune it right back to remove the spots as well as treat with fungicide so its not at its full glory! Get all my excuses in now haha! Foliage is very shiney when its healthy and there is thorns but not excessive amounts Ile put some photos in tomorrow when its daylight outside!