Thank you hoovb... I wonder if there is indeed a pink alchemist. Unfortunately I could not reach up to verify its fragrance because the flowers were on top of the canes. But I carefully scanned and checked and noticed the canes were thornless. And the rose looks very healthy. Here is another pic of a less opened flower--about the same shade of pink as the older bloom. This post was edited by prickles on Mon, Apr 7, 14 at 3:18

This is a picture of the leaf....I dont know if this will help any

No offense taken. I am uploading new pictures. Two different trees. I hope you guys will help me to I.D. both of them. By the away, thanks for your help. I live in Phoenix, AZ. Zone 9, I think. I hope the leaves hill help to I.D. the tree. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2 Tree

Sansevieria Fernwood for the first two pictures. "A hybrid produced by Fernwood Nurseries in California, one parent being gracilis. Dark cylindrical arching leaves with close to the soil runners producing offsets. Hybrid made by Rogers Weldt". By Bob Smoley from his web site. Mikado is an art form from Japan. Plant grouping together of cut spears. "Japonesa is a 'technique' of planting sans leaves, not the name of a sansevieria". By Russ, Second picture show new juvenile leaves growing from the cut tips. Common for the juvenile leaves not to resemble the mature leaves in a lot of species. Could be wrong with 2nd. picture. Not familiar with S. francisii. Just looks like my Fernwood. I really like the 3rd. one. It looks more like S. francisii.