Looks like a badly frozen Dracaena deremensis 'Warneckii' Here is a link that might be useful: D. 'Warneckii' and others

The rose you rescued looks suspiciously like 'Dr Huey' to me. If so, the rose that was originally planted was undoubtedly a different variety that was grafted onto 'Dr Huey' rootstock. If that's the case, the original rose failed to survive the neglect & the rootstock took over. If the rose is free of thorns (or has very few), and if it is producing long cains (like a climber -- which, from the photo, appears to be the case), then you can be fairly certain that your 'Annie' is indeed 'Dr Huey'. The rose blooms only in spring/early summer & does not repeat until the following year. Here is a link that might be useful: Dr Huey @ HMF

Thanks, for the input. How different is Penelope's foliage from Cornelia's? Looking at pics on HMF I have impression Penelope has leaves a bit like HT or HP? Luxrose, I hope that parasols do not give you indigestion. :D Trouble is, rose that I got as Cornelia, is exactly how you describe - pink, strawberry ice pink. Now this one in question is clearly apricot-orangy, it even bleaches to apricot pinkish. Now blooms that developed in hot summery weather are even more orangy than the first ones! It really is in same color range as Felicia, which is again different than Cornelia's pink. Although maybe she got deranged from the full sun into some orange madness... I counted petals on it and got about 30+, so that's more than Penelope should have in any case. Whatever it is, it is pretty, but I probably should inquire about it in the nursery and look if they might be willing to send a replacement.

Hi Nancy, Thank you! :) I just got it a few weeks ago and have already seen one leaf unfold. I too am a little puzzled about the name and color. I have searched and like you have not found one with the beautiful blush. Like you said, it could be for the young. But yours is a good size. I know alot of succulents have different colors determined by the amount of sun they get. I got it from a very reliable nursury, so am confident the name is right. It does seem alot like yours. hopefully someone who knows more about this plant will come along. :) For now, that's the name of mine. :)