red stripe rose need ID

Recently, I was poisoned by this stripe rose and I bought it . As this is my very first rose plant to grow, I need many adv from experienced growers.
[1] I need the ID of this rose.Pls help!!

[2] Do not know it can be grown in Singapore which is hot all year round about 34 degree C during the day.

[3]What potting mixed is needed?

[4]Need direct sun or shade or etc....?

Here are the pictures of the rose flower:

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What do you mean when you say that you were "poisoned" by this rose?

 

bmbalbert,
Try to get a current copy of the book "Taylors Guide to Roses", or similar. Mine is old and does not have the new hybrids. The closest I came is "Commandant Beaurepaire" a Bourbon type rose.
You can get 'care and feeding there of' on the internet once you find out what it is.
It looks much like your pic but has a very few cream or white stripes. Yours may be a Hybrid of this rose. You can also google Roses and try to go thru a bazillion pictures. Have fun. barb

 

Sorry for the misunderstanding - what I mean is that I have been so very attracted to this rose that make me bought this rose eventually - I do not mean that there are poison in this rose and I am being poisoned by their poison.

 

In other words, "intoxicated".

 

Rose looks to be some kind of modern striped cultivar rather than one of the striped old garden roses.

 

Thanks for your imput and adv. I will check it out and will have fun for sure....

 

I have taken more pictures like the flower size and the plant height ......







Pls help to ID .

 

Try also the Rose Identification Forum at GardenWeb. Note the FAQ section telling how to describe a rose you wish to have named.

 

Try googling "Intuition Rose" I have a red and white version of it .. they are soooo pretty ..
here is a shot of mine ..


Marion

 

Thanks Marion,

Thanks for sharing your picture of your "Intuition Rose" they are indeed pretty roses - I will google for it.

 

Thanks for the clarification! I am relieved!
And what a gorgeous flower this is.

 

Many thousands of varieties, with new ones all the time. Do not assume a superficially similar one is what you have.

 

In Ecuador, something very similar is sold as "Sabor de Fuschia" ('The Flavour of Fuchsia').