Oh, how lovely! White roses are my favourite, but Mme. Lambard is swoon-worthy also.

Thank you, Jeri! I DO enjoy them. Very much. A beautiful combination of peppermint colors! Carol

Oh wow!! They look awesome! Love them!!

O so lovely. I lost my potted Eugene d B and really seeing appreciate yours.

That's about the limit of my arranging skills. I was never really good at three-dimensional design. ;-)

I love that Eugene de Beauharnais. I've never seen it here. What is it like?

Anna-Lyssa -- It is a small plant, and not at all China-Like. The blooms range from darkish red to purple. Petals are a bit delicate. It will ball in depressing, gray drizzly weather. It is very fragrant. Continuous-blooming.

I grew this rose 20-Plus years ago, and loved it. But when we quit spraying, it turned out that it had a real weakness for rust. Brand new foliage rusted here as it opened for the first time!

So, I gave up!

Later, a friend suggested that this rose might not rust, if budded to a powerful rootstock -- budded it to Fortuniana, and gave me the plant.

And you know what? NOT A SPECK OF RUST!

Budded, this plant is reliably disease-free. Probably still going to be a short plant, but attractive.

Gorgeous, thank you Jeri!

Here is an own root Eugene here, Anna-Lyssa.

Gorgeous pictures by everyone. I'm still disbudding Jesse since he's a small lad. Jeri's photo makes me happy that I have two plants of Mme. Lambard. Sheila, I'm becoming more and more impressed by your gardening abilities.

I did next to nothing with Eugene here, Ingrid. He is just naturally handsome.