I bought this plant about 30 years ago at Stop & Shop. It has the most interesting flowers plus being a nice salmon color. Over the years I have moved it several times to get more sun. A couple of years ago I took a couple of cuttings to try and root them and was successful. Again last year I took three more cuttings and they are now blooming well in a very sunny spot. But one of the plants decided to give me a surprise. One part of the plant is now blooming in a light pink while the rest of it is the original salmon color. I have always assumed it is a rose of some kind even though the buds don't look like the normal rose. Also there are no thorns on the stems at all, but there are a few on the underside of the leaves. The plant is the size of a tea rose, very small and dainty. Can anyone give me an idea of what this is really called. Thanks Janice