Thank you all so much so far with your suggestions. The photos are lovely and help put in a real gardeners experience with them. Seems I am starting my search too late in the season to be able to reliably order my ever expanding list of roses for this year. Each one maybe has 1 or 2. So many plants to choose from, so I am hoping I can make some good choices. I think my for sure list includes Double Delight (just nothing I can find that compares), Marie Pavie and Annie Laurie McDowell (basically thornless and have most of the other traits I was looking for based on HMF and general internet reviews on them). Was thinking of substituting Elle for Sheila's Perfume but I am not convinced yet. Anything else in the pink/peach/orange bicolors that are ultra fragrant and nice?

I have dwarf Goat's Beard to trade.

Oooh Tammy, I can't wait to see MEMPHIS CAJUN bloom now!! Kate, ROSETTE DELIZY is a very interesting rose. That bed that it's in is in light shade most of the day. It's a bed along the west side of our house and I think it maybe gets a couple hours total of late afternoon to evening sunlight. I have all my teas and any OGR-type roses in that bed, plus a few newer shrubs. They all do really well. RD grows out like an octopus with long thin canes and stems, sparse of leaves and thorns, and averaging about 4-5ft wide and 6ft high. The blooms are cute little things. That picture makes them look large, but they are in fact not much bigger than about 2-2.5". The repeat is excellent and with minimal feeding there's usually quite a lot of them in a flush. I never seem to remember to fertilize that bed for some reason! I also have MAMON COCHET and MONSIEUR TILLIER in that bed. They do really well too, but MC gets even bigger and MT has bigger blooms.

Both are florist roses. Unfortunately, the main supplier of florist roses to home gardeners went out of business last year. Fire 'n' Ice used to be more readily available for the home gardener, but not this year. It isn't on Vintage Gardens' availability list, you may want to contact them to ask if they still have a "mother plant" that they can do a custom rooting, but it will be pricey. The rose named Love (click on the link for photos) is a parent of FnI and is widely available, it has the same coloring (and nasty thorns). Love is also a much much better growing rose and FnI was here and in my mom's garden. Konfetti, well I'm not sure. Where do you live? I ask because James Mills at K & M Nursery buds some florist roses on Fortuniana rootstock, but that is only hardy in zone 7 and higher. There are also other roses with coloring similar to Konfetti, Desert Peace, Gloria Dei, Glowing Peace.