Ash (Fraxinus). Maybe F. uhdei.

I have 'J. Otto Thilow' the shrub (love it, love it, love it -- bullet-proof plant and blooms, blooms all the time) and the blooms do look like the ones on the SCU fence climber, sheba. A few odd photos of mine, none of which really capture this rose at its best: A week or two ago, blooms already blowsy (one of the earliest first flushes) From other years:

I cannot comment on the other products, but I have Vicostone Misterio in both of my remodeled bathrooms. It’s just my husband and I using them—very lightly. We “baby” these new bathrooms. Despite my diligence of wiping every tiny speck of water or anything else, my light Vicostone counters etch. Drives me nuts. I would have been happier with marble and accepting it as a fact of the natural material. I thought (most) Quartz was at least resistant to water spots/etching. Not this stuff. I cannot imagine what it would look like if my kids were still living at home and heavily using the counters and not wiping up after themselves. We have city water, and it’s considered relatively soft.

I will be going with Trevi for my cabin's kitchen countertops, which has matte black cabinets and fixtures. I decided against CLARA because there seems to be more of a mottled effect in the background, and I wanted more white than grey. I also wanted the thin veining to be predominant and no have any distractions. I'm also 14" short of the TREVI and I'd hate to buy another piece for just a few inches! So if you go with TREVI, let me know if you have any remnants!