'Mrs. B. R. Cant' comes to mind.

Francis Dubreuil. Technically it's not a tea, but is sold as one. It's really the early Hybrid Tea, Barcelona. So, if you can't find many true teas, you might look at the early HT's. They often look more tea-like.

Thank you BelleGallica, I'll have to check on that one, I'm looking for Teas, and Noisettes that get nice and large in a hot climate-Oklahoma is hot and dry, and my mom loves roses, but will need some "bullet proof" types. We have moved a lot and have left plants and fruit trees all across the country, and even now she is a busy lady, and I'll be filling in for when she is off doing other things.

She would really like a luch full garden, but usually settles for the seconds she finds at the grocery store, and she has a new space for gardening!

Duchesse de Brabant has a lovely sweet Tea Rose fragrance, to my nose, like old fashioned rosewater. It's a great rose.

'September Morn' is an early hybrid tea rose with an intense old rose fragrance. In fact it's the most fragrant rose in my garden. Another thing I like about it is that it keeps producing large flowers that don't melt/fry away during the hot summer where most other rose blooms shrink in size or the petals fry by the afternoon of their first day.

I posted some pictures of it on a thread about roses that take the heat where you'll find names of some other good heat tolerant roses. The photos are about a fourth of the way down.

Here is a link that might be useful: OGRs in my very hot climate thread

I'd second Duchesse de Brabant from personal experience. In "Landscaping With Antique Roses", Liz Druitt and G. Michael Shoup say this about Duchesse de Brabant:
"In bloom nearly continuously, the flowers can be counted on for a rich whiff of fragrance at any time of the day, even under the hot Texas sun."

Devoniesis does not smell like the typical tea rose to me. I know it is a very slow grower but the blooms and the fragrance are wonderful. It is one of my favortite roses.

Clementina Carbonera is another tea without the tea scent. Mine is still fairly small but the fragrance is very nice.

To me, Duchesse de Brabant smells a lot like fresh raspberries. I really like the fragrance. My Madame Joseph Schwartz is very small and hasn't bloomed yet but I'm pretty sure I've heard that it smells like DdB.

I can't think of any others right now. If I do, I'll let you know.

Oh yes, if you like September Morn, you'll love Madame Pierre Euler--if you can find one. September Morn is the sport of MPE--an early Hybrid Tea. Madame Pierre has that incredible rose fragrance that makes you sniff and sigh. Mine is only a year old but doing very well so far.

Gardennatlanta, you're the first person I've heard of that is growing Madame Pierre Euler. Where oh where did you find it? I know Vintage Garden lists it, but it's only by custom propagation at the moment. I'm on their list to be notified if and when they offer it.

I recommend Mme Joseph Schwartz, sport of Duchesse de Brabant. I actually prefer Mme J Schwartz to Duchesse de Brabant but they are very similar. My MJ Schwartz is more mature than the Duchesse in my garden and it is wonderful. I LOVE her scent! I think her scent is stronger than the Duchesse but it is probably because she is a couple years older.

"J E Murphy's Pink Tea has a scent to my nose. It was a pleasant surprise.

@Alana8aSC

Hi, Alana! I replied to your test results post, but I was late to thread and only spotted it a few days ago. It’s so great to see you on this Tea thread! I’ll check out JE Murphy’s Pink Tea. That’s a new one to me.

Rose scented Teas: Like Melissa, Mrs. BR Cant comes to mind. Also Frances Dubreuil/Barcelona the Tea/HT, as Belle Gallica mentioned. Both are strong old rose to my nose. I also have to chime in about Duchesse de Brabant’s amazing sweet Tea scent! It absolutely knocks my socks off!! And bees are lovin’ her blooms. :-)

Carol

Carol, Thank you for letting me know of your comment on my results page, I missed it and some other replies. If houzz notified me, I missed seeing the email.

J E Murphy is a relatively new Tea the I got from Rose petal Nursery. I wish I could tell you more about it. Maybe ask Cydney about it. He is a pleasure to deal with. I actually made a order today. I had been really depressed and down this year. Haven't even been reading the forum much. We had a really rainy wet year. I don't understand why still. But I lost a bunch of Rose's. I did my potting soil like always, so I don't know. It had me really down and discouraged along with everything health wise going on. I was feeling better and planting a few that had survived. JE Murphy Pink was one, and it had a pretty pink bloom on it, and the scent was divine, it was a light in the darkness so to speak. Next year my husband is installing drip irrigation, I think it's called, on all of my Rose's in ground. I can't wait. Even though rain messed with my pots, it's not enough in between in those hot dry summer days. I know the rain messed up, and killed my Rose's in pots, but what I still don't understand is how. They didn't hold water. It flowed straight through them. Drainage looked excellent. From the outside. Still confused on that one. I guess it didn't dry out enough in between? Idk..

@Alana8aSC

Oh, Alana! It’s been a rough year, hasn’t it? I am SO sorry to hear about your roses! If it helps to know it, I have had garden wipe outs like that, too. They are the worst! If you ever need a shoulder, email me any time. I am excited for your new Tea! Thank you for the info. I looked it up on HMF. It sounds like it might be tentatively identified but one not readily available in commerce. (I sure miss Vintage!) I decided to pass my potted C de la Leusse Tea to PDX John (who lives near me and is a Tea magician), and I will be removing the rest of my Madame Alfred Carriere Tea-Noisette with help from my husband since my balance issues now rule out ladders for me. MAC is just too much for me to stay on top off, and she drops branches and mess around our AC. 😱 I am shopping around for a smaller white Tea to replace her even though she is unique and irreplaceable, of course. After you get your drip system set up, let me know what Gallicas you lost, and I’ll see if mine are big enough to try propagation. I know with certainty that I could propagate and send you the following OGRs since I’ll be slicing off traveling sprouts this fall: Rose de Rescht, Tuscany Superb, Botzaris. Take care and remember that lots of us are thinking of you and sending love as you persevere through health and garden trials! Carol

Thanks so much Carol. I try to keep my spirits up, even with the trials and tribulations.

Alana, hang in there. I think you have Umbra. I'm sure your husband's putting in irrigation will help.

I keep my pots moist all the time I think. That is really too bad about your pots. Here, they would die from too dry.