Does that window ever get opened to allow the breeze through? If so, and if it would be close enough, I'd go Rosomanes in hopes the scent would waft through the window,

Reve d'Or is such a gorgeous, light buff/cream/light gold color, I think it would go fine with any of the other three you mentioned. Just depends on your personal taste.

Jackie

Kim, for now the window can not open (it is painted shut plus my dad "fixed" the broken corner of the thick antique glass by gluing another corner of a broken pane over it It has held for decades but I am not willing to try to open it til I can put in a solid glass). BUT that is on my fix it list and there is a nice breeze that blows up the hill and would carry scent. On the street side, I put my two Buff Beauties below each of the small windows by the fire place and have Benny Lopez and Barbara's Pasture Rose planned for the front of the bed. On the other hand, I have all the china's on the other side of the wall/fence in the garden.

Jackie, I love my Reve d'Or on the other side, from the street, putting one on this fence will make it match.

I would not be able to choose. But if that's MY Ragged Robin you have, it's pretty cool, because sometimes it blooms Grandmother's-Hat-Pink. So I guess I'd plant that. But really, you can't go wrong with any of those.

Kippy -- Did you see the big old Niles Cochet on the Alameda, in San Juan Bautista?

I think we did Jeri, pretty sure we drove around looking for it.