I thought Pink Peace too; especially due to the white edges on it. Beth makes a great point and I believe she has more roses than I have seen, however, if you are looking for a rose that has the appearance of the image you submitted, Pink Peace would be a great place to start looking. If you are trying to find out exactly what that rose is, you may want to take more pictures, including full bush shots, and gather up as much information as possible about the rose, then go from there. Good luck! Lynn This post was edited by desertgarden561 on Sun, Mar 2, 14 at 19:13

Not sure I killed it, but the canes are dead to the ground (scaped and they are brown and dead), but the roots are white and moist and look alive. I can't tell if it's grafted or own root. It isn't About Face I dont think--my rose is quite large, clearly a hybrid tea and not a floribunda. I don't think it's the other suggestions here either as the petals are very straight--they don't curl back as they open and the suggestions do. Wonder if I will ever be able to replace!!

John, I'm going to assume that you know that a climbing rose is not like a vine by the fact that you stated that "she didn't have it climbing on anything"; meaning there was no supporting structure for the rose to support itself. I can tell you from experience that Don Juan will outlive most support structures. When the structures do crumble and fall apart, they do exactly what this rose is doing: fall, lean, and grow up again.

I'm the least knowledgeable person here regarding roses, so I may be way off the mark and feel free to disregard. This is just drawing off my general gardening experience. Usually, when plants are dry, all of the leaves droop. Leaves turn yellow and go quickly from yellow to brown and crunchy. When plants are overwatered, the leaves also turn yellow but there isn't drooping (until they get really, really mad about it). I don't see any drooping leaves on your plant like you normally would on one that's dry and wants water. Is it possible that you are overwatering? Just a thought... Carol