Those are some really interesting 1st roses! If you could tell us which major city you’re near, that’d help with identification. The dark red looks like Black Baccara.

Thanks. I am from Sri Lanka. Here rose sellers rarely identify the plants they sell. We look at the flowers and buy. And to add dark red one does not have thorns.

Are these miniature roses?

I don't know what they are but welcome to the group

The red one is probably a miniature on other one is a standard rose

Yasitha, I am admiring your roses, particularly the dark, velvety one. It looks like some stripes are emerging on one petal. It reminds me of some rare stripe roses that are sports and often revert to the non-striped form. The blooms on these roses are usually pretty small. Take a look at HMF (Help Me Find Roses) search for striped roses. Check out Simsalabim (hope I've spelled that correctly). Another neat one is Memphis Music. Good luck with growing your beautiful roses. Diane

The red one could be Hocus Pocus which can be sported to red striped Abracadabra. Here is my Abracadabra with one branch reverted back to the dark red Hocus Pocus. Helen

Helen, that is exactly what I was thinking of. The neatest ones have those old magicians' magic words as names. What a beautiful rose you have. Diane

The dark red version (sport parent) of Hocus Pocus is Black Beauty. Hocus Pocus is striped. History: the yellow Frisco sported to Black Beauty, which sported to Hocus Pocus, and then Abracadabra. Black Beauty was my first thought on the first pic. The whole Memphis series is often thought to be versions of the original Kordes Frisco/Black Beauty/Hocus Pocus series, or outright stolen from them, LOL.

Thank you for the correction Susan. Black Beauty is a great name for a beautiful rose. Helen