I would be the double delight. Double Delight, a hybrid tea rose with a long season of bloom, The double blossoms have a rich, creamy white to pale pink center with deep, ruby edging. They have a bushy habit, growing to about 4-5 feet with a 2-3 foot spread. Double Delight shows good disease resistance, although less so in wet weather, which also does in the blossoms. Expect a sweet, spicy scent. Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.bigleagueplayersclub.com/3clicks/published/9907/16436/

Please use the new posting,. Thank you. Ron S.

Wowâ¦some really breathtaking BâÂÂs!!! Big Momma Bolero Bewitched (end of season pic taken from opposite side of a 6 ft fence) Buff Beauty Bronze Star Beaute Inconstante (new for me this year...great fragrance, healthy and living up to its name with constantly changing bloom colors) Boscobel Blossomtime

Sorry Kitty, after rereading my post I am afraid I have mislead you. Ballerina is a rose which has hydrangea type flowers. I hope you are well and covid free. Frankly my garden is the only thing that's keeping me sane at the moment. I am trialling alfalfa pellets as a season long feed for my roses this year. They are not as well known as a soil improver over here as the appear to be in America. I always wear gloves when gardening. This was after a friend contracted weils disease which he caught after cutting his finger while in contact with the soil. As the symptoms initially are similar to that of a cold the illness wasn't diagnosed until the poor man collapsed and then spent the next six years in and of hospital whilst waiting for a heart transplant. I enjoy reading the New York Times its in depth analysis keeps me informed and is way ahead of the scandal sheets available here And the best part is the cost..I have just checked my account to be sure,its £2 every two weeks. Here's hoping for some normality, Kitty,bye