Um, mine are mostly once bloomers, though one of them I hacked back and it immediately put out another flush of bloom, so perhaps a slightly harder dead-heading than I have been doing is the key to rebloom. Since they are huge, a whack-back is in order anyway. The prickles are nasty. Gloves and goggles required at all times! She likes her fertilizer generous.

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I think Max had previously resolved to ignore some BS on 'Rose de Resht' in order to enjoy its wonderful and incomparably scented blooms - it's a very tough rose in spite of the disease, even if that's a fairly big problem. I don't know of another rose with that fragrance. 'Fortune's Five-Colored Rose' and 'Old Blush' have been consistently good here, with 'Cramoisi Superieur' showing obvious signs of blackspot (10-20%) in a fairly moist environment without really going under. Some others you might really enjoy include 'Bengal Fire', which might simply be synonymous with 'Sanguinea' (I'd love to know more about that - Niche Gardens sells the one I'm talking about, for clarity's sake), which can out-Knock-Out Knock Out any day of the week with its shockingly immaculate leaves all season long. It's almost worth growing as a foliage plants for those drop-dead gorgeous leaden leaves. Spice is another one with fab resistance to black spot. Japanese beetles tend to chew the flowers of most of these roses into tattered bits during the prime beetle season, but they haven't really done much damage to rose leaves around here. I would say that 'Mutabilis' makes their floral damage seem less obvious than some roses like Bengal Fire, either through sheer brute overproduction, or perhaps it's something about those twinkling colors, like some sort of macroscopic confetti, that utterly charms and fools the eye.

Wow beautiful, Diane! Time after time, I have seen so many gorgeous pics of Bro. I am running low on space for now but as soon as one opens up, Bro is going into it. Your pics just seal the deal for me. Vapor, regarding ALM, it is too tender for me to grow as a climber. It will get to about 3ft shrub by the end of the season. Even with the tote protection, some weak branches will die. I think I can get it to 5ft if I fertilize it and give it compost each year. I have been too busy with other things that I have not a chance to care well for it. In spite of that, it still blooms for me every year though not as prolific. I love its clusters of dainty blooms and complete thornlessness. I don't dare to risk it by not providing protection. So I cannot say if it will survive without protection in my zone.