Great responses everybody, thanks! There are some names I've never heard of before, I'll definitely check them all out. Madame Charles, Clementina Carbonieri and Silvina Donvito look intriguing. I'm going to look at the Buck roses and Austins more closely too. I'm not sure of the BS resistance on them yet. I don't think there is an actual "Apricot Knockout" just yet, but there is Carefree Celebration which is a Radler rose. One of its progeny is Rainbow Knockout. If Carefree Celebration is as healthy as Carefree Sunshine, I'm in! GdF is also available from ARE. Does anyone get a fall repeat with it? If so I have a good place for another rambler.

I was going to suggest Carding Mill too. Here's some shots from this morning. Great great bloomer. I agree with April on Heaven on Earth. Gorgeous prolific rose also. Mots pretty disease resistant but I spray. I bought Collette this yr and its suuuuuper slow blooming for me. Waiting for next yr.

Desertgarden, Sonia Rykiel was still in her little pot from the nursery when she produced that blossom in the pic above. Once I got her in the ground, she only grew in size. That one bloom was big and had a nice fragrance. Thanks, Sara-Ann, for sharing the roses around your Crazy Love. I think it would be nice planted near lavender or purple, but yellow sounds like a good companion, too. I just don't have many yellows.

Hello rifis ! I do not have apricot candy . I passed on it once at Home Depot, went back and they were all gone . Sorry ! Jc is right , I don’t love hybrid teas mostly bc of the shape of the shrub . Or lack of shape ! Haha but a few have snuck in my garden . I’m learning as I go!! Jc - Bathsheba did have a stronger yellow phase. Let me find pics Let me check the date difference we’ll they are only a day apart so it fades a bit . Jc , are you moving around the same town ?