Looks a bit like my DA Mary Rose. Too dark to look for fringe right now.

Too small for an Austin. I bet that's 'Excellenz von Schubert'.

It would help to know the size of the flowers. I wonder if this is too pink to be the more lavender Excellenz, although heat can certainly affect the color. The largest bloom also seems to have a more structured appearance than I've seen on Excellenz. So many pink roses, I don't have a clue.

My Lavender Lassie matches in bloom color, size and fringed stipules. I got it at RVR.

One of those two lavender-pink HMs looks like a good match to me, too. Lucky you, Kelly! I was thinking of ordering one someday. Their delicate colors compliment purple Gallicas, and they continue blooming through autumn which makes them nice additions to Gallica beds. :-) both are listed as zone 6, though. Protect them? Pot them? Make your garden a "trial garden"? Carol

I agree with Christopher: I think his guess is more likely correct.

Thank you everyone! I am hoping it is a repeater! The fragrance has increased and the blooms are around 2". I guess I will size up the pot for now.

Yes, if Lavender Lassie, it is showing as a repeat bloomer on helpmefind.com.

From what I understand it's not a constant rebloomer, and is blooms most in spring and fall. Rebloom may partially depend on your climate. It's a really lovely rose.