Thanks! I guess it did come via the compost. I'll think I'll keep it :)

The two roses have opened up a bit more. These pictures might help identify them better? Rose 1 (no scent, 2" bloom, white with pink edges) Rose 2 (Very strong scent similar to double delight, 2-3 inch bloom, purply) Also, I'd like to add this one to identify, which is another from RVR: Rose 3 (no scent, 1.5" bloom, apricot) Thank you for any help!

Agree with Mokinu's comments, it is a mallow. A similar wild mallow has been in every garden I've ever had, from NorCal to Wisconsin. There is even some coming up in my okra rows, where the family resemblance is quite visible. I allow Malva sylvestris to self-seed in my garden, it has nearly identical leaves to common mallow, but much larger purple flowers. It is an outstanding bee plant. Mallows are not really terrible as weeds, and will even function as a trap crop for Japanese beetles... but I recommend pulling that one soon, because some of the seed pods are nearly ripe. The seeds are very long lived in the soil, let them go to seed once & you'll be fighting them for years.

HELP!!! Do you know the name of this rose? A neighbor grows it but has no idea what it is. It is full of blooms and buds since beginning of March in Coastal Southern, California. It was newly planted last year. She pruned it down in winter, but it’s now about 4+ feet tall. The plant grows in a full vase shape, and has lots of buds and blooms. What’s so striking about this rose is now early it blooms. looks like a hybrid Tea or Grandiflora in form... (has the V-Vase shap form... but is pretty full with leaves and blooms. It has lots of stems that bloom in clusters of 3 like a Floribunda. There’s not much fragrance... very light barely noticeable. It seems to be a very vigorous grower, prolific bloomer and super healthy plant. Seems to be the kind of roses that that thrives on little care. My neighbor says she doesn’t fertilize or really do anything to it. She’s new to growing roses and is amazed it’s doing so well, as she does nothing specially to it other than give it water. Here are some pics of the blooms, leaves and whole plant.