I'm not sure what colors you are looking for, but from your list, I assume you like modern roses--hybrid teas and floribundas. In hybrid teas, you might consider Double Delight--one of the most popular HTs--creamy white with bright red edges--quite dramatic. Or if you like the fuller look of floribundas, a similar colored one is Cherry Parfait--produces lots of blooms. Another great hybrid tea, but on the cooler side, is Elina-creamy white with a hint of yellow in the center. A cooler floribunda I like is my new Easter Basket--has more of that "frilly" look that Our Lady of Guadalupe exhibits, but Easter Basket is creamy white with pale pink flushes sometimes, pale yellow flushes other times, sometimes all three colors at once--very delicate and subtle colorings. Maybe you need to explore other types of roses also--like shrubs. I adore my Molineux (a David Austin shrub)--has the old-fashioned look, but is modern. It produces blooms in the yellow range, sometimes with peachy or creamy shades mixed in. I have it growing in the "cottage garden" part of my gardens, and it looks great there. Without knowing more about what you want in your roses, that is the best I can come up with right now. Hope that is helpful. Kate

Thank you for the kind words. Sarah, the little white flowers are annual paludosum daisies from seed. I'm already starting to tear them out as they succumb to age and mildew. I have not found anything to replace them with for the summer- I try to plant little white vincas, but they do not thrive here like the daisies. Renee

Nice! My roses from Fresh Garden Living have been great, too! Lisa

All three just lovely. Thank you for sharing. I've loved Belle Story since she was released. For some reason I've never grown her. I'm not familiar with La Marne, but being an Earth Kind rose and perpetual bloom, she sounds like a winner. Moonlight in Paris may be one of those rare perfect roses. With all her attributes and with that wonderfully romantic name, she's bound to be universally loved.