It's one of those used for rootstock. Probably the same one scattered about around here, perhaps usually indicating where a grafted rose had been at one time (as does 'Dr Huey'). They sent you a failed graft or if it was supposed to be own root you got this one by mistake anyway.

Thank you.
This is from Vintage, definitely own root. What is the name for this rootstock? I am not aware of any rootstock with this kind of flowers. Definitely this is not Dr Huey.
Olga

Olga -
I went to Vintage's site and searched for striped roses.
Only a couple looked similar to your rose.

Camaïeux Reversion seemed the closest match.

See what you think.

Here is a link that might be useful: Striped roses at Vintage

Thank you, I grow original Camaïeux . The leaves are very different from this rose, as well as canes. I don't think this is Camaïeux Reversion.
This rose probably would not be classified as striped, more likely as mottled.
Olga

Could you e-mail a photo(s)to Vintage & ask THEM to ID it? About the only thing I can say about its identity is to agree firmly with you: R. moschata it's not.

It's a lovely thing. I'm very curious to know what it turns out to be. Please keep us posted.

Windeaux, thank you. I did e-mail Vintage today about this rose. Hope they will help.

Olga

Beau Narcisse

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There is a sport of Alain Blanchard which has stripes rather than spots and your rose looks like it. Vintage does not have the sport version so maybe you are the first.

Lance

The one (or ones) seen here aren't striped but the striping of yours is so subtle (as shown here) it may not be a normal characteristic of the variety. I've looked into what those here might be a little but not enough to have a positive identification of any.

Thank you very much.
Riku, Thanks. I grow Beau Narcisse and this is definitely different rose.
Leaves and canes are also not the same as Alain Blanchard. I have Alain too.
I hope Vintage will help with ID.
Olga

Vintage doesn't use rootstocks so it cannot be a failed graft. I really like the look of that rose and would love to know what it is. That is a really beautiful stripe pattern, rich and subtle and velvety.

I do think, though, that you ought to try again for R. moschata. Mine is on my short list of favorite roses. The scent is wonderful, and the bloom lasts for months.

Rosefolly

It looks alot like Marbre, except that Vintage doesn't carry Marbre. Sorry, that wasn't very helpful was it?
Whatever it is, it's lovely. I hope they let you keep it
AND send your R moschata

with the white petal base you might try the Hybrid Chinas? They have the thinner leaves and more open form.

patricia

That's what I was thinking, Patricia, but thought maybe not but just because I really do not have a clue most of the time.

Thank you Patricia and Patriciae. I think this is a good idea.
Olga

I can't help you, but, wow! That is a cool-looking rose!