Dallas, TX homeowner with a single rose bush: medium pink, full petals, flat open, low scent, one per stem. Flexible canes bending under flower weight (waist-high), lower stiffer section. Thorns sparse, break easily. Can't match on HelpMeFind.
100+ new roses yearly make exact ID impossible. It's a hybrid tea. Check house build year (lift toilet tank lid—date stamped inside) to match era-popular pink hybrid teas.
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