I have a large shrub rose, grown from a cutting, now 15 yrs. old, 7 x 10 ft. Leaves are soft, pointed, mid green, with 5 or 7 leaflets. Stems pale green, thornless, except for tiny ones under leaves. Buds pointed, pale salmon. Baby pink flowers appear in trusses of 5-15, open flowers measure just over 2 inches, having soft, floppy substance. 15 petals with white bases, reflexing at edges with age. Stamens are pale yellow at first, and close to these are a circle of petaloids in a dark, raspberry pink. Honey scented. Cut flowers do not last. It seems to be of the Noisette/China ilk, but is nothing like Cécile Brunner. Densely foliated, with twiggy growth. It is a delightful plant, flowering in great profusion in Spring (we are zone 10) and then a few later. It is very healthy. Can anyone help identify this gem? I have never seen it in anywhere else and am sad it is so little known.