I suspect it's the Alnwick Rose, it's the only light-medium pink currently in commerce with serrated petal edges.

Thanks, Ingrid. We have torrential rains just about every day so I have been feeding them every 3 weeks. They find their food to be very yummy. I also spray the leaves with iron when they need it.

Cedemas, they look so healthy. Molineux will not stop blooming and so is Pat Austin.

Whatever mystery rose you got. It is lovely. I am not sure but someone will come along and recognize it.

All your roses look very healthy inspite of daily rain. I spot a white trellis, Cedemas, what are growing on it ? It looks really tall. Whoa!

Jin

Jin, I have Tausendschoen growing on the trellis. It looks tall because of the angle. The Tausendschoen on the left is 4 ft tall and the one on the right about 3.5 ft tall.

Currently I have two big pots of philodendron and yellow-striped ginger in front of them but I am thinking about putting the philodendron and ginger in the ground and replacing them with golden/yellow roses in front. I think that would look nice with Tausendschoen.

Great pictures! I can’t wait to se my Molineux blooming like yours! I can’t be certain about your noid Austin, but I’ll look for some pictures of my Alnwick Rose, if it helps. Since this is your first bloom, and the rose was previously so stressed, it could be that the bloom is atypical for its variety. Lisa

Just a thought, could it be Ambridge Rose, looking more pink than apricot? Lisa

Lisa, I am not getting that beautiful full cupped shape (yours are superb!) but we are having unusual rains and a lot of heat so I might have to wait until Fall to see what the blooms are really like. Also mine's petals are serrated/scalloped on the edges and yours are smooth. There is some yellow in there. The stamens are yellow, too.