Mine can go from light to medium pink, depending on the light and the weather. A pink that makes you think of the ballet and ballet shoes. It is sort of in the same color family as Olivia, but the flowers are more cupped, the scent is addictive and enticing. It can have shades of peach and cream inside a darker pink on the outside, so it can skew a bit more towards a warmer pink, and it's larger. However, it is just as healthy. Here is a pic in the morning shade (NE exposure) and a pic of a cut version from a branch I had to cull as it was getting unwieldy. It perhaps had 50 buds and flowers on it today. For those who are not able to get other peachy pinks like Evelyn, A. Darby, etc.... The fragrance on this really gets better as it ages and for me, even perhaps surpasses those two, and the plant is just so strong.. But it does need time, like a year or two, to show you. It is in a spot that has wind, partial shade, hard ground, and is hard to access with my hose so it gets watered less than others. A surviver and a thriver. Mine is a true DA version (with the tag) grafted on laxa (EU). So pretty!

Thank you everyone! I've pegged them and keep my fingers crossed for more laterals! This is my second year with my Generous Gardener. Last year she didn't bloom much, but this year she's the best bloomer in my garden!

It's funny how when growing Multiples of the same roses 1 will do so much better. I have found 1 side of my garden is on steroids and the other 1 is just normal. It makes it hard to judge a rose. That is very sweet flowers. I'm so happy with my friend's garden especially the fact that he is thrilled with it! He has neighbors come over to see it and they just cannot get over it! The difference in his yd in 1 year is astounding! Did you see the pics i posted on another thread on Peggy Martin. Im helping clear out his old house since he sold it to his next door neighbor. Hoarding is bad. He just wants to throw everything, bu he has the best stuff. So sad. His 1848 log cabin( lived in by Henry Harris) was awesome not too long ago. Now it's a tear down 😥 We're working on the kitchen at his new place trying to decide what stuff of his to keep. DH is ruthless. The pandemic has really helped him go cold turkey on buying so I think hes off on a better track and now he has an increasingly beautiful house and yard to spend time in.

Upon further reflection, now, while listening to The Creator has a Master Plan ( Pharoah Sanders, with Leon Thomas): nothing that luminous and spectacular would be a disease. So it must be a healthy shoot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. https://youtu.be/ViweO33oo2Y