For the pink one have a look at Constance Spry: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.41146.2

Where in the world does your mother live?

The pink one brought to my mind David Austin's Constance Spry as well. It's supremely beautiful.

That red one though; much too bright and lovely (and repeating) for the good doctor. I have no estimates!

Steven

K S, I am leaning toward Constance Spry also. The only exception to CS is that helpmefind lists the fragrance as mild myrrh but my mom says the fragrance is strong fruity.

mad gallica, she lives along Lake Erie in Erie Pennsylvania.

Lilyfinch, thanks! I agree completely! Can you believe my mom never prunes or fertilizes it? It’s a vigorous, healthy bloomer with NO maintenance. 😮

Steven, thanks for your thoughts! I am really leaning toward Constance Spry also. Do you happen to have experience with her? Also, I hadn’t considered Dr Huey for the red/pink. You don’t think it could be him?

Presque Isle is 7a. It has some native plants that are quite common in northern New Jersey, and are quite rare around the Great Lakes. So if the pink rose is seeing any winter dieback, it is probably quite tender.

The red one has an Explorer look to it to me.

Could the red one be Ramblin Red?

'Ramblin' Red' Rose Photo (helpmefind.com)

I was researching it for my own garden and this photo reminded me of yours.

Joey, it’s so close! I even asked my mom if this was a rambler. It matched the repeat blooming, light fragrance, and growth pattern. The differences are that the bloom is actually a deep pinkish red rather than a clear red and this one seems to be really hardy down to zone 3. My mom says this one dies down to the ground every winter so it’s pretty sensitive to cold.