pink rose suggestion for growing into a tree

Hello all! once again I am asking questions!!! I have looked at loads of 'rose' sites on the web and as there appear to be thousands of pink roses out there thought I would ask!

I know that I am asking a lot but heres my wish list :

in the pink spectrum

to be grown up a tree which is already there-its about 10-12 foot and its got catkins. may be a hazel tree

clay soil- somewhat soggy but will dig some grit/sand in in an attempt to make it better

Gets sun for a few hours a day

ideally fragrant and attractive to bees
disease resistant
repeat flowering

Yep, told you it was a long list. I have never grown roses as they always seemed a bit 'old fashioned' to me but as sadly I am getting a tad older they seem now to appeal to me LOL. From what I have read I think I need a climbing type of rose as opposed to a rambling one as they seem to only flower once? But i will stand corrected if its wrong.

Someone recomended one called gertrude jeykll but from what I read this isnt really a climbing one? any suggestions will at least point me down the right path . so thanks for any input

 

I've got a few pink ones, but by far the most fragrant and floriferous is Gertrude Jekyll. Can easily be grown as a climber (I have it as a climber against a trellis in clay soil). I assume whichever rose you plant you'll need to provide some support train it in the right direction.

How about a Gertrude Jekyll with a Clematis twining through it? I have a yellow clematis next to mine.

Have a look here (that's a Gertrude Jekyll with a purple clematis) and here.

 

Galway Bay repeats slight fragrance good disease resistance

Or Compassion repeat very fragrant a bit more apricot but very popular.

 

thank you all for your help . that photo of the gertrude jeykll looks fab- obviously at its prime time!! but still lovely. i will have a look at more about all those suggested and see what takes my fancy. i am just so spoilt for choice. Luckily i have a spot which is about 3-4 foot away from tree so that may work well with where i think its going to be planted

 

Generous Gardener' is a lovely Rose...well they all are....

Thinking about it Woo is right...a Rambler would be more suited...it would scramble away up the tree

 

Great choices Woo I would also go for a rambler