I'm late to the party, but yes, it's a double yellow Lady Banks' rose -- R. banksiae lutea. They are known for blooming right around "tax day", which is ten days from today. The various Lady Banks' roses should do well for you in Florida, but be aware that they can get huge. This isn't something to climb a trellis or arbor -- they eat trees. :-) ~Christopher

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Anything besides the timing to indicate that particular cultivar? And not another of the many kinds of Japanese cherry? (Glen Cove should indicate the geographic area, as that will be pertinent).

Oly, there is an orchid sitting to the far right. You can see a few of the flowers. Here is the purple, half-dead. I originally titled this “help me identify this half-dead flower” 😬 but I thought that wasn’t nice to ask people to identify a half-dead (or actually, almost totally dead) flower. HA! Then I found a photo of the arrangement when it was fresh. Below is the half-dead one. I’m pretty sure it isn’t an orchid. DD has the landscaper coming Monday to talk about putting in a cutting garden for DGD. That’s going to be a challenge. She’s 4. She uses the Queen of Hearts theory of flower cutting - “off with their heads.” 😂 ETA: They are looking at some of the flowers in the bouquet as a starting place for the cutting garden.