Miranda Lambert comes to mind. Although some call its color mauve. Its breeder, Lawrence Valdez, calls it deep pink. See its credentials as listed at HMFR. Mine is gone now, although it was a very good grower and bloomer, it black spotted.

BTW, your roses are grown to perfection!

Moses

Thanks for the suggestion. But since I don't spray any of my roses, if it is not disease resistant, I will pass. I would rather plant knockout roses than a disease prone rose.

Flamenco rosita is a perfectly healthy hot pink rose here. It makes a nice rounded wider than tall bush quickly.

I can’t understand who I can’t find a bush picture in my phone right now and I just moved them to the front of my house ( they have such excellent health) so I cut them down to a foot or so before the move. If you look up old threads you can see one where Lilyfinch who does not like hot pink roses is praising her. She would he my top choice for a 100 percent healthy hot pink rose. She gets large tho so give her space

kendyl marie if you need a poly

fiji if you can find it is Also very healthy. It does not rebloom as well as flamenco Rosita, but it makes a very compact 3 feet tall bush with giant blooms.

pomponella

More medium pink and other times hotter pink Pomponellas has excellent health and great rebloom. Lots of small sized pompon blooms, plant gets large and could climb.

I have other beatiful hot pinks including Austins but these are my top no spray ones.

Twilight Zone or Ebb Tide would both be beautiful with Olivia.

Mine is planted next to Munsted Wood.

@dianela7analabama Thank you so such for your reply. Actually I took many of your suggestions last year since we live in the similar zone. My roses turn out exactly as you described. I just bought a Raspberry Cream Twirl last month based on your suggestion as well. Hopefully it will turn out equally well. Thanks again.

@Kristine LeGault 8a pnw I thought about Munsted Wood, but online pictures look more red than purple. I prefer pink over red. How about disease resistance of Twilight Zone or Ebb Tide? Actually I am not sure what is the color people call of Celestial Night? I call it hot or dark pink, but it seems other people call it purple. But that is kind of the color I am looking for.

@dianela7analabama I thought about Flamenco rosita. But it seems growing very wide. I don't have that much space. So 3-5 feet wide is preferred.

I can't help...but I'm loving all the pictures! Beauty and beyond!

Gardening yes Flamenco does get wide. As it turns out my new front bed has flamenco rosita and Olivia together. They got to like 8 feet wide for Lilyfinch in her Tennessee garden so it would need heavy pruning to keep her in a smaller space. Other smaller bushes may work better for you.

Fiji is my housbands favorite and a very nicely compact rose (specially for a Kordes) I never had to prune her and it stayed at 3-4 feet. The problem she had was that it took her 3 years to rebloom well.

Princess Anne is glorious and a super powerful bloomer here, but she does need spray to be perfect. She still blooms with blackspot and recovers well tho so I have her.

Princess anne

are you looking for large blooms? Otherwise the polyantha Kendyl Marie would be great. She is super healthy and a constant heavy bloomer. Gets to maybe 3 feet tall and wide

Twilight Zone is more purple here and quite healthy-I also do not spray.

I have Pomponella and really like her too but at my house she’s more of a medium pink

Twilight Zone

Oops! Forgot the pics🤦🏻‍♀️

Pomponella

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Young Lycidis

Oh I will also add that Young Lycidas is another great suggestion

I like both Young Lycidas and Princess Ann. But like mentioned above, Princess Ann is not very healthy in our zone. Young Lycidas seems having a bad growth habit. I know I am kind of picky about my choice. But my remaining space only allows one more kind of shrub roses other than Olivia Rose Austin. @dianela7analabama Have you planted Twilight Zone?

I recommend Earth Song. It is neon pink, a prodigious bloomer, grows like a weed, and very disease resistant. Unfortunately I cannot find my own photos of it. Here is a good representative photo of Earth Song at this link: Grandiflora rose - Rosa 'Earth Song' - Rosaceae C20100608 … | Flickr

@Gardening_7bAtlanta Sorry I have not tried Twilight zone. Are you set on getting a dark pink? Are red or another light/medium pink an option? If red is an option (not an orange red but a cooler red) Bordeax cityscape would be great. The newer pink Austins seems very healthy so far and i could update you on them.

if dark pink is the only color that would work I would strongly recomend choosing a Kordes like fiji and giving her some time to perform. It is actually very challenging to find roses that are this level of healthy in our areas that also meet the size/shape you are looking for ( you already have many of the very best). looking forward to see what you get and how they do for you, I am also only looking for great health now.

@Kristine LeGault 8a pnw I really like the color of one of the rose pictures you posted. It is called Brindabella Purple Prince. I remember I saw this rose in my local nursery last year. Based on your description, it seems very healthy. Does it rebloom well? I also notice you have Twilight Zone as well. Between these two, which one do you prefer?

Oh I forgot about Brindabella purple Prince

If you can find that rose grab it.

It is so healthy and blooms all of the time. I cant remember if it had fragrance or not.

I got it as a teeny band and it really just took off and never looked back

Such gorgeous roses!!!

@Kristine LeGault 8a pnw I don't really care about fragrance. So purple Prince is healthier than Twilight Zone? If so, that will make my decision easier.

There is a new rose that was just released grown by Kordes called Raspberry Cupcake that sounds like it would fit the bill. I’ll be growing that one as soon as i can get my hands on one, because their description sounds amazing!

https://www.starrosesandplants.com/plants/raspberry-cupcake/

@Ang NC_7B That one looks really good. But I am afraid to try something not many gardeners had tried before. Please let me know after you have a chance to plant it.

So many really beautiful roses in the dark pink , purple colors.

I guess that is why I have so many in that color.

Sweet Spirit is another beautiful rose. Very healthy.

This may be on sale at J&P for $20 right now

Ang - oh my!! Yes, I want one too!! :) :)

Kristine - I bought that one!!! And not even a barefoot...a grown plant....so I'll have blooms relatively soon!! :) :)

Carol that is so exciting. I cant wait to see your blooms.

Carol, you got Sweet Spirit ?

Mine is so new and small that I haven't even seen a bloom

You will be way ahead of me

I did see a nice big potted SS at the nursery that looked beautiful

Dianela - :) :)

Kristine - oooh!! The ones I saw weren't in bloom. I'm so excited!! :):)

Erasmus - I lost my Chartreuse de Parme...it was my favorite rose...utterly amazing!! Your bloom is gorgeous!! In fact, they're all beautiful!! Wow!!

@erasmus_gw Those roses all look so tempting! More research now.

I love my Grand Dame. Very healthy. She has never been bothered by any disease or insects / mites in my garden while her neighbors always keep me busy. Huge and fragrant flowers. But the downside is she doesn't repeat quickly. Also the color might not be the dark pink you want. I think it's medium pink, deeper than Earth Song, which I also like very much.

Also has anyone grow Stiletto (called Belles Rives in Europe?) A new Meilland rose. I heard it's a smoky dark purplish pink. It's on my wish list.

I just got my first Perfume Factory--it's very pretty! 

Carla in Sac

I have had good luck with Maggie, the climber Parade, EarthSong and Heathcliff. I dont know how deep a colour you want, but I also love Munstead Wood

KJ - wow!! You're growing Grand Dame SO well!! Talk about a stellar rose!

Carla - oh wow!!! :) :)

Ebb tide would work, I've seen that faded blooms are deep pink.

I have looking for somewhere online to buy Pomponella, but have had no luck. Does anyone know a nursery or other source that has it in stock? Thanks.

I want to recommend Sweet Mademoiselle for a darker/hot pink. It's just gorgeous. Massive, cabbagey pink roses. I'd also say consider Yolande D'Aragorn.

I don’t have Sweet Madamoiselle but I think I remember other forum members saying she was more of a neon coral

You decide!

https://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.75405.2&tab=36

Sweet Mademoiselle fades so it's not so neon in my heat.

Carla in Sac

Have to add that Prairie Breeze fades to a medium pink.

If you are interested in vertical grower then think of DEE-LISH. It has raspberry pink color and it is very fragrant.

Falstaff is not mentioned a whole lot on the forum, but now that ive moved mine into more sun, its closer to pink than red.

it has a reputation for octopus canes that might work well with your fence.

Heres the aged bloom in first photo i cut:

@dianela7analabama I do prefer large blooms, so Kendyl Marie may not be a good choice. Pomponella looks too big for my space.