Oh, Gary, it's so hard to ID pink roses. There are so too many of them!

More info is needed. Do they have a scent? If so, what kind? What color is the new growth? Is this the biggest you've seen it? Do the stems have thorns/prickles?

A freshly opened bloom might be more helpful as well.

Agree, there are so many, going back for so many years.

Pink minis are hard. Maybe Cupcake, depends on where/when it was purchased.

On the Cupcake link, in the side-view, the flowers are too tall; mine are more "flattened"

I have seen it in both forms. As we said, pink minis are difficult. It could even be one of the Poulsen varieties sold by mass marketers and grocery stores as "gift" roses.

The plant is about 12" tall (but it has been pruned yearly and relocated in my garden a few times)

The blossoms have a slight scent.

Photos show the color of the new growth and thorns/prickles.

Form of plant:

Close-up of blossom:

Close-up of blossom:

Side view of blossom:

Fully-open blossom and new blossoms:

Close-up of new blossom:

Close-up of bud:

Thorns:

New leaves:

Gary, over the years Poulsen have released many Parade roses similar or identical to yours which often have no tagged names.I have had a few, bought at Supermarkets, which have been impossible to trace.

Melodye