Nothing which expresses that tone consistently. Belle Epoque can fleetingly express it. https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.583&tab=1 The old Mojave can also. https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.4347&tab=1

Oursteelers, Abbaye de Cluny is not quite the color of your unknown rose, but I recommend it for its subtle color. I've grown it for about 15 years; it's a Meilland Romantica, very unfussy, hybrid tea. The blooms are very large, and the plant is large, too. Blooms steadily all season. Diane

Beth from Northern CA has a pic of Koko Loco on HelpMeFind that looks pretty close but not quite as deep a color so probably not it. That is a gorgeous color though! Hope someone can ID it.

It might be something like Julia’s Rose. It’s not Distant Drums, but DD also hits those muted rainbow sherbet notes. Carol

P.S. I agree with Diane re Abbaye de Cluny. A wonderful apricot rose!

Oursteelers, take a look at Iced Ginger on HMF. The coloring of this rose is gorgeous and changeable. I think it might be the one, but even if it isn't, what a cool rose this is. Melodye from Australia, on the seasonal thread, just bought an Iced Ginger and I had to check it out on HMF, and I thought, hey, that might be outsteelers unknown, orangish, pink rose. Diane

Oursteelers, I think your rose is a tad too dark to be Iced Ginger,. Yours reminds me very much of a rose called Remember Me that I’ve grown here. Sorry no Photos, but there are a lot on HMF It starts off brighter then fades to the muted tones of your photo.

Melodye

You got it, Melodye. There is a rose posted by Slugger on HMF that is a ringer for the above photo with the exact pinkish orange. I noticed that a forum member, Steven, McGreen Thumb, is growing Remember Me. I wonder where he got it. Diane

Maybe it came in as a florist rose and someone made cuttings, I’ve tried that myself but I’ve been told they usually treat roses that are imported like that with a growth inhibitor. I’ve never managed to get one to grow. Melodye

Ooh...that Black Tea looks and sounds delicious!

@DDinSB (Z10b Coastal CA) 'Black Tea' seems to be overlooked too often when considering a selection in the "brown/grey" color category. Its VERY difficult to photograph accurately (few of the photos on HMF accurately depict its color) - its coloring is a remarkable silky Cinnamon hue with a purpley smoke overlay that is quite unlike any other rose I've grown.

Its a stiffly upright bush, a bit coarse in habit, but mine never exceeded 5 feet tall (back when I had it: I gave it away ten years ago when I had to cut down the number of plants I had in pots). Its less than average in terms of bloom frequency & number compared to other HT's, but for me, that just made each bloom more of a treat. It needs more care than most other HTs, but I don't consider it "difficult" to grow.

Burling has gallon plants available, FYI.

Thank you so much everyone! Now I have lots to research today during naptime.

I aready have an order started from Burling for the spring so that would be good and then I’d like to try one or two of the others mentioned just because I think the color is going to be a hard match.

Thank you @Melodye Sartori zone 10a Melbourne. I was trying to remember Remember Me but it wouldn't come up out of the sludge. Probably because it's been about 15 years since I last grew or saw it. It used to be pretty easily obtainable here. Black Tea is also a fairly good guess. Another it's been years since I've grown. It seldom approached that coloring for me in my hotter conditions, though.

Alex's Lemonade Stand is a pure dijon gold color. Pumpkin Patch can take on orange brown tones. Your picture almost looks like the unusual color of Tampico. But that's pretty rare.

Thank you, @User. I just planted a Chocolate Sundae rose (and have Hot Cocoa), but no more room in the garden...so I think I'll have to wait on Black Tea. It would be fun to get a bouquet of these...maybe we should lobby Grace Rose Farms to grow this one!

oursteelers 8B PNW I wonder if it is Day Breaker or maybe it was State of Grace? One of mine sure looked like this once this summer. All my roses have been usual colors this year. I have got Cream Veranda blooming a lovely Tiffany pink right now. Koko Loco went thru several colors. I even got Munsteadwood in purple! The 112f turned roses colors too.

Beth is usually on Garden.org and answers pms She also has a tons of roses (many listed and photos on hmf)

Ann, you think it could be State of Grace? That has been one of the ones I wanted before I saw the unusually colored rose on Instagram.

Roseseek, I had Remember Me in mind because I had seen it on a ’nursery crawl a couple of weeks ago and had been mulling over whether to buy it again. Our Spring has been unusually wet and cold and the flowers I saw were faded to the tones of the photo above. My Orangerie faded to mauvy, smoky pink tones as well.

Melodye

You know, the old Smoky could sometimes move through almost those tones on its way to the "oxblood and Erythrite red".

Julia’s Rose can have that color. Helen

Love that color! I‘m a sucker for all the brownie toned roses and have tried quite a few. The one still here that puts out flowers like it is Jocelyn.

Mojavemaria, I love Jocelyn, but can no longer find it here in Australia to replace my old long gone plant. Vesper is another, from the same breeder, I think, that is Orangy smoky in colour also hard to find here…. Melodye

Another rose with interesting color in a different shade is Mama Africa. Helen

Helen, where did you get Julia’s Rose? That is a good possibility because it doesn’t look like it would hit that red that I don’t want

Oursteelers, I got it from Burling of BurlingtonRoses. Helen

Thank you!

Hello all! I just came across this thread. I'll try to post some pictures from my phone when I get a chance; I'm quite busy this evening with special product packaging, hehe.

I do have 'Remember Me'. I obtained mine from Heirloom Roses so it is own root and mine is one year old now. It is still small, and like many HT's, might be better budded onto a robust understock.

Its colours are exceptionally variable, ranging from fire kissed oranges to blended coral, cream, and soft terracotta while also displaying a degree of light induced colour changes.

Steven

Can't wait to see it, Steven. These colors are a real eye opener for me. I like them. I need to start over.

Helen, your roses, sigh. And your artful photos. I can't get over Julia's Rose and Mama Africa. Both are exquisite.

Mojavemaria, your Jocelyn is beautiful, another stunning color. Diane

I feel like Remember Me isn't so nicely even and soft in general colour presentation, but it is so variable, like many roses.

Steven

The coloring reminds me of Summer Song. A DA rose not available here.

The color reminds me of the HT 'Thanksgiving', but your rose has a greater number of petals.

I’ve seen Shreveport have that tone as it faded in the heat. when I grew it. The shape is what reminds me more of the photo.

Melodye