Janelle, thanks so much...! We only get to about 30-36 here, I'm in the Antelope/Santa Clarita Valley area not San Gabriel (but that's where these photos were taken) so I'm guessing Zephirine wouldn't do as well for me. with the mystery rose, no, I'm not sure it's a polyantha. Some of the roses around it were, so I guessed. Your link to Bouquet Parfait looks a lot like it! That could be! Regardless BP looks like a gorgeous rose! I'll have to do some research on it and see if it would do well for me! The mystery rose they had at the front of a rose bed, so I was hoping to find a floriforous shorter rose to go in the front of some of my beds.

Thanks guys :-) KG...............it's going to happen this weekend for sure. Hoping for good weather because the carpet is called 'Peach Blush' for a reason ;-) Ooooh, me thinks I like Cornelia, lumps and all. Jim, I'm thinking you will like the Easy's as much as I do. I'm still fumbling around the nonspray thing and they handle my learning curve much better than all my other roses. msjam2, I just have an old one from last year. I want to say she was 3 or 4 and the others were new. I try to keep her at about 8' tall and about 10' wide at the top of the fence. It's a compromise her and I have agreed upon ;-) She is very healthy and loves her locale. The fragrance is nice but nothing I would call exquisite or nothing. This was taken around this time last year. Now she has intertwined with White Eden (DE far left and WE far right with WS2000, Gertrude Jekyl, and The Prince between).

Mark, The Grande Amore recently won a prize at the Portland rose garden, so it is likely to be disease resistant in your garden in neighboring Vancouver (Washington, I'm assuming?). Unfortunately, it has only light fragrance, according to the breeder (https://www.kordes.us/plants/grand-amore-eleganza). If you're set on a plant with more fragrance (as I would be), I'd try Firefighter. I am in my second year growing Mister Lincoln in my Seattle-area garden, and I find it gets black spot unless I give it some spray (I use organic sprays when I spray but would prefer not to spend the time and money on any sprays at all). If you're interested in Firefighter but can't find it locally, you can mail/online order a small (but healthy) band-sized pot from Northland Rosarium in Spokane: https://www.northlandrosarium.com/products/firefighter-oraadal. Firefighter supposedly gets 4-6 feet tall in the Pacific Northwest.

Thank you for sharing a video of your beautiful rose.