To me Mutabilis is the greatest single rose of all time, but then I haven't been exposed to all of them yet. Others I love in my garden are Route 66 and the almost-singles International Herald Tribune (thank you Jeri) and Heinrich Karsch. I have a baby Lavender Dream (enabled by Jeri) that I can't wait to see bloom. In a former garden I also liked Betty Prior. And I almost forgot Heideroeslein, a hybrid musk that's just becoming established in my garden. Many of the species roses have exquisite single blooms but the bloom season is so short. I've inquired about R. moschata on another thread, since it seems to have a much longer bloom season, and I've heard so much about its fragrance. There's always something new to look forward to in roses! Ingrid

Oleander, which is highly poisonous in all its parts if chewed/eaten.

the last one... maybe Papa Hemeray? http://www.roguevalleyroses.com/product_info.php?products_id=1726 or maybe Dortmund? If you can tell, I pinched off the other blooms, but there were five on that cluster there. http://www.roguevalleyroses.com/product_info.php?products_id=549 I only went through the ones RVR had with photos though. I'm inclined to think you're right about the orange middle one being "Federico Casas". The few photos online seem similar to it,... and I didn't see any other roses of that color on RVR,... though they dont have a photo of Federico Casas on their website, so it could be that I'm missing some unpictured ones. It's too bad that I love dark red, yellow, white and pink roses but aren't a fan of bright red roses...! so I'm not sure where I can put these. Maybe I can regift them to a friend or something who likes orange and red. The first rose is a medium shrub, not a miniature or a more groundcovery rose, so I'd say that it's not Pink Pet, simply because I've seen White Pet which had much smaller more tightly packed flowers than whatever this rose is. (This rose is about the same size as a Iceburg bush) .... so MAYBE Sexy Rexy? I don't know!

Blackberry flowers are white and do look abitT like small rose blossoms -- like wild roses, not the domestic hybrids. Could it be multiflora rose, a non-native 'wild' rose with white blossoms that has invaded just about everywhere? Here is a link that might be useful: multiflora rose