What a great combination! Your gardens are so beautiful and your roses look so healthy and happy! I can't wait to check out your blog! Thanks for sharing!

Geez. . .so many! I'm overwhelmed now, lol. Looking at Palantine. ANyone have any suggestions to narrow it down a bit? haha! Wow. This will take me forever to choose. I definitely have one dead one to replace so I can stick a smallish shrub rose there (it's in amongst an Alexander Mackenzie and 2 Martin Frobishers, so . .they will get quite large.) And I have a small spot at the front that I was thinking maybe just a tea rose .. And another one I think is dead . .again probably small shrub there. Need to go out this morning and check a few others that I think are being taken over by rootstock. What on earth happened in my garden this year???!!! Geez.

Sounds so wonderful Lux. Any photos? My Mrs. Dudley Cross is not that impressive yet at age 5 years from ARE.

Thank you! Both look like great candidates. It’s definitely a tea. The other two that match the ”look” is Marie Van Houtte and Madame Berkeley. Hmm. This rose is growing in my neighborhood and looks like it’s been here for a while. It doesn’t have much scent. The color is very bright peach with pink outer petals. The shape of the flowers is perfection.