Out of the four, Bolero sounds like what you want. Pure Perfume in my mild climate has the most intense grapefruit fragrance. I love it so much. It gets horrible rust in my climate, but I don't spray. I am pulling all of my bushes this year. It kills me to do it because the fragrance is to die for. I live by the ocean so you might have better luck. The flowers have a grey cast to them every once in a while. The flowers on Bolero are amazing. Wonderful scent as well. Fair Bianca is a weak rose. I gave up on it years ago. Glamis Castle is another white Austin you might consider. It has the myrrh scent that FB has. I wonder if anyone has any experience with Claire Austin. A new white Austin rose. Eileen

Debbie, Please email me again, I am not seeing your mail for whatever reason? I'm not 100% sure I have Old Bl. and Cl. Old Blush rooted already ? I can easily put some under my misting bed today, and they'd be ready within a short amount of time. Or I can send cuttings mon. Let me know. They root very easily, not like I'm going to lose the plants they are pretty bullet proof, have a few other Chinas as well. I have other roses that are rooted, I have no problem getting rid of a few for postage, interested in the other rose, but mainly just trying to figure what i would be. I do not have a ton of white, but no biggie. I'll pass on it. I need to keep room for everything else. I'll let you know what I have rooted. I have 3 or 4 extra Moser house shed rose, once bloomer I guess. It hasn't bloomed for me yet. But you are welcome to one. I'll either dump the others here, online, or at a rose meeting ? I'll take a look at your want page in a moment. But feel free to PM me so I have your address let me know how much space you have ,what colors ,type of rose you like, and I'll do my best to help. Andrew

Plant you are asking about has definite memorial rose characters, it will have species in its background.

Oh wow Sam, it has grown so much! I just planted mine today and they looked so teeny tiny but I'm looking forward to spring. The two that had little buds on them I planted on each side of my gate entrance so I could hopefully enjoy them a little this year. Patience is not my virtue but I try with the garden.