I think my father had one called old vanilla. It doesn't grow in my zone. But I think that was the name of the one he grew.

Secrets Out has a little pink tinge, but your post made me think of Prairie Star

It even smells a little milky.

Two HT's come to mind right away. Silver Cream and Randy Scott. Silver Cream is lighter then Elina and Randy Scott is a creamy white.

Moondance? Claire Austin? Moonsprite? Joan Fontaine? Madame Alfred Carriere?

Depends on how much fading you get in the sun.

I've got Polar Express and Honeymoon they are both cream colored. No other colors mixed in. Honeymoon is listed as a short climber it is not cane hardy here. I'm using it on a six foot obelisk and wrapping it's canes each year.

I love my Cream Abundance. It's a blooming machine Floribunda!!

Prettypetals how is Cream Abundance with disease. I've been wanting to get that for a long time. Kind of thought it might not do well as a no spray rose. It is a gorgeous rose.

marcindy I have Madame Annisette coming in spring. I'm hoping it does well here.

Polar Express has a pale lemon tint to the bud & the center of the opening flower here before it disappears into a uniform cream. The blooms easily lasted two weeks before dropping their many petals cleanly, even in high heat & humidity. Two new last year as gallon own roots from Chamblee's grew on into 5 gallons to plant out this Spring. Very nice medium perfume to the blooms & a lovely old-world look with canes that arch gently as they gain height. No troubles no spray & considerably shade tolerant with 2-3 hours of full sun in some of the spots I trialed them. Really wanted to bloom - kept pinching most buds & shoots for shaping, but got ahead of me several times. http://newflora.com/product/polar-express-rose/ Honeymoon showed a pale apricot blush in the hearts of the creamy blooms which gives them depth & is known as Vanilla in Europe. Palatine calls this an upright climber, and it may be when grafted or more mature, but the own roots that arrived last year have flexible & gracefully arching canes unsupported. Great health so far, grew well in pots from 18" to 5' & green to the tips this season in my warmer zone. Hope as yours matures it will become cane hardy for you, Patty. https://palatineroses.com/rose/honeymoon

Prettypetals, count me intrigued by Cream Abundance as well. Tell all!

Thank you sooo much, all of you. This is great info. Cream Abundance and Polar Express look like the yummy winners so far. HOWEVER... lol I am eyeing a new sunny bed that might, just might, hold all the new roses I have ordered SO FAR...lol Sound familiar? :-)

Too familiar I fear, happy rose gardening to ya!

My favorite creamy white rose is Guinevere. Such a lovely rose and blooms well here. Also Jardins de Bagatelle is another I love. I grow French Lace, also. It is grown in a pot due to winter tenderness. Lots to choose from..good luck.

Polar Star, HT @ Hortico

Secret's Out! , HT @ many nurseries. Color is cream in hot sun, not much blush unless cool temps.

Devoniensis, Tea @ many nurseries

Swan Lake, HT @ Rogue Valley Roses? I got mine from Vintage. Also available as a climber.

Natasha Monet, HT @ many nurseries. Silvery off white.

Caroline de Monaco, HT @ many nurseries

Snowbird, HT @ RVR

Green Romantica, HT @ many nurseries. White tinged green, needs hot dry climate to open well.

Cafe Ole, Mini @ many nurseries. Sometimes tinged tan, sometimes tinged lavender, sometimes tinged both.

Hey Patty! Cream Abundance is pretty disease resistant but I do spray!! Blooms great and has beautiful blooms.

Sultry Jasmine, gorgeous picture of Lichfield Angel. I am admiring the double peachy pink brugsmansia/datura ? with your name. Do you know the specific name of it? Thank you.

Thats for the information Judy, Cream Abundance is a rose thatI've considered for a long time.

Classic Woman. Really good rose that is not grown enough, in my opinion. And easily available at many nurseries. And also Grand Prize, which has been darn near impossible to get for the last 10 or so years, but it nearly floored me when I saw it available now (supposedly) on the J & P website. The names above are linked to the source catalog where these two are available on-line now.