Please help ID this rose
ukulele01
last year
Hello. Some neighbours have a rose bush in their front yard that I really like. I am in the process of rooting some cuttings. We are in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, Canadian hardiness Zone 5a. This is an old neighbour and is likely a fairly old bush. Flowers are mid pink, that fade to lighter shades, 2.5-3" in diameter, with a button centre, strong scent. Tends to have 40-45 petals. Salt tolerant. The leaves are slightly glossy, mid-green, 3-7 leaflets. Not too many thorns. Blooms in clusters. I am not sure if it repeats or not. Thank you for your help.
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