I'm looking to identify a 5 foot plant similar to 'Rosenresli' with also had deep pink orange-tinged blooms. However, it wasn't a floribunda but an HT rose with each bloom atop a slender, light green, 5-7 inch peduncle which were in clumps of only 1 to 3 and these at regular 8 inch intervals along a main broad-prickled diagonal branch. Also unlike Rosenresli, the 3.75 inch blooms were completely colourfast and never flattened out into wavy discs of muddled petals but maintained a strict, lantern-shaped, spiralled form. It was growing in the S.E. of England in 2014 but could have been on the market decades before. All of the closed, oval coral pink buds opened up in the vase and lasted 5-8 days. The 'buoyant', cheerful fragrance of strawberries, apple and tanginess emitted by just 2 blooms could be detected from behind a closed door and two rooms away. Any suggestions?

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