How tall is the parent plant? I you hold up the canes, they are about 4.5 feet tall. The habit is spreading. Does it repeat bloom? I didn't notice it bloom in summer and fall. It was nowhere near this big when we moved in last June. Do the bases of the blooms have a white-ish cast to them? Yes. How wide are the blooms, when they open, in inches? 2 inches. It also has a nice "tea" scent, not citrus, not overpowering. Thanks for your response, Ann !!!

I was also going to guess 'Shailer's Provence'. While many different pass-along roses have been given the name 'Seven Sisters', the real thing is a large climbing Multiflora. :-) ~Christopher

You're welcome - and welcome to GardenWeb, Jaroo! Click on Garden Forums (in green at the top of this page), then find Roses (in bold type) in the alphabetical list; clicking on that will show you all the rose-related forums. I think your roses are modern, so select 'Roses' to post your query. Unfortunately, this forum doesn't get much traffic, but the Roses Forum and Antique Roses Forum are very busy and plenty of people should see your query. I think the Rose Gallery Forum is also quite popular. Good luck with getting your roses ID'd.

2nd one looks like red carpet rose to me too. I grow that one and it does look familiar, down to the clusters of flowers at the end of the canes:) The 3rd one looks similar to the colouring on amber carpet roses I have seen in hardware stores here.