Both of those roses do well for me.

I'll show a couple of pictures of each

Bewitched

Fully Open

Tiffany

Both roses do well for me. I've grown Bewitched for a long time and it was always very dependable, until a couple of years ago, my oldest one decided it didn't want to bloom, but seems to be coming back and doing much better. Tiffany is an attractive bush. I have two of them and mine are both prolific, Sometimes Bewitched blooms heavily, sometimes not, the blooms usually look good for several days on the bush. Both varieties are very fragrant, although Tiffany's fragrance is more reliable for me. I can't help but sing the praises of Pink Peace also, because it does so well for me. Pink Peace is also very fragrant. I have other good pinks too: Perfume Delight and The McCartney Rose are two that I have and they also are fragrant.

Tiffany bush is beautiful!!!!thanks.. How tall do they grow? And can I grow both of them side by side

There should be plenty more in the Rose Gallery, these are "old timers" that many people have in their gardens.

Tiffany is 4' - 5' tall in my garden.

Rabains - I think Tiffany and Bewitched eventually end up being around the same height. Like Diane stated, they are both "old timers," but they are good roses. There are lots of very good pinks, another older one I used to have that is a very good and dependable bloomer is Queen Elizabeth, it gets rather tall. Some newer varieties that I planted this year but haven't bloomed yet are Beverly, Memorial Day and Frederic Mistral. I am anxious to see how they do. Maybe others will give some other good suggestions, I don't think there's a shortage of good pink roses.

Wow!! Sara-Ann!!!

They're all beautiful - but Pink Peace is exquisite!!!

Carol