Ashley’ is a hybrid tea rose introduced by Rosen Tantau in 2014. It features an upright, bushy growth habit, reaching approximately 31 to 39 inches in height and 18 to 20 inches in width. The blooms are very large, averaging 4.25 inches in diameter, with a very full, old-fashioned rosette form comprising over 41 petals. The flowers display a brilliant pink hue with darker shading and are noted for their longevity and color stability. While ‘Ashley’ is primarily cultivated as a cut rose, it has also been embraced as a garden rose due to its unique flower form and impressive appearance. The plant is vigorous, with strong reshooting capabilities, and is suitable for planting in groups of 5 to 7 for a striking display. This variety is particularly attractive in romantic garden settings and mixed rose beds. ‘Ashley’ has been recognized with the Red Ribbon Prize in the SNHF Competition in 2014.