It is very pretty. My first guess is Sunsprite, a longtime favorite (link below), but it could be many others. Does it ever bloom in clusters? What is the fragrance like? What color are the stamens in the center? Can you describe the thorns? Is the foliage matte or glossy? Here is a link that might be useful: Sunsprite

Thank you nummykitchen. The colors certainly look like Tiffany to me. The greens are not the same but I'm not really after the same exact rose. The colors and fragrance are what interested me. I can smell these roses as far away as the sidewalk when I walk past my neighbors yard. I just fell in love with the them and since I got the clippings the day my mother passed away it has meaning to me. She keeps telling me to come into her yard any time and cut some roses but I don't feel right doing that. I had been looking all over for a rose that looked similar (finding the exact rose would be a shot in the dark) but wasn't finding anything remotely close. So glad I asked here. I'm going to put the Tiffany rose on my wish list. I see that heirloom roses carries them.

good morning ladies, and thanks for the info. there are no mccoy markings anywhere at all, so mccoy is out. and i first thought roseville, but my other pieces (which i find are worth a few pennies) are clearly marked roseville. this one, i just can't make it out on the bottom. linda, i'm tempted to send this to you to ID it :) any other suggestions on how to take an imprint from the bottom? the silly putty gives me partial, but not enough to clearly define the identification. regards, maryanne

I and this fellah are amazed that when he went to trim down the sumac bush as somebody had the bright idea of putting one in the garden and never bothered to trim it or look after it and it just went wild. He was out there clipping it down with the shears when he withdrew his arm there was blood on it from a thorn and he knew that no sumac bush had thorns when he cut a bit further did a double take at seeing pink roses that were engulfed by it. He continued to trim it down and came upon more and more roses!!! They were even in bloom and others in bud. Everybody we told was astounded that were roses actually growing there all this time. Must have been there for 7 years or more. I have only been living in the seniors apartment for 3 years so they aren't mine. Does anybody know what ones these are?? He took one of the bushes and transplanted it in his garden.