Is there a rose that blooms all year?

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Nathaniel, I think your rose was a root stock, not meant to flower but to provide a hardy root system for a weaker but beautiful grafted rose. Many modern roses are grafted, and the old roses, which were very sturdy, are used as the root. Did your roses have a "bump" about two inches above the soil level? If so, they were grafted, and root stock is my best guess.
Yes, my rose was grafted with a tape.
 
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six season country in our Bangladesh, so in my garden, there are roses all year round. But a few days ago I noticed that from November to February my botanical trees were fresh, and in the middle of March, the trees were really dry.
Some trees give good roses
 
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Although a lot does depend on location - climatic conditions as well as the type of of rose - yes there are ever-bloom or continuous bloom roses that will bloom for 12 months of the year - providing that they get plenty of sun, water and regular fertilizer and in particular hybrid tea roses - as there are many varieties that are known to bloom year round when grown in hardiness zones 5 to 9.

In fact even though I live in an area that is somewhere between zones 8 and 9 and we do often experience winters where the temperatures can drop to around somewhere between -12C to -15C - the majority of my roses flower continuously throughout the year without a break :)
 

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