No. But I do grow the remarkably similar "Phillips & Rix Cl. China" -- FWIW.

and?

It's a once-bloomer. I have heard that Lijiang is also, really . . . but I don't know for sure.

P&R blooms for a LONG time in early spring, despite receiving no care whatsoever here. It's growing in a big heap, mixed with Indian Love Call -- which begins to bloom when P&R is finally done. I was going to post photos, but that function has stopped working.

If you send me a private message, I can send you photos.

Jeri, you can post photos by pressing the Houzz Photo button and dragging your photo from your file to the square shown.

Nik -- I've run across some photos of Lijiang Road Climber, taken in the Sacramento City Cemetery's Historic Rose Garden. Here they are:

Since I am now reminded that it grows in the Cemetery, I could make inquiries for you, if you're interested.

I like both of these roses very much. Could you find out if Lijiang is at all remontant?

According to the cemetery's 2015 catalogue it is stated to be a once bloomer but there was a report of a fall rebloom in a semi tropical garden in India

Since my garden's climate resembles Sacramento's (it is almost at the same latitude btw) much more than a tropical India mountain, I will assume it is an once bloomer.. That won't keep me from growing this rose in addition to FDY and BP I'm already growing..

PS. In my opinion, plenty of late summertime water (especially rainwater..) during a hot summer can sometimes turn an once bloomer into an autumn repeater if temps don't turn too cold too soon. This, of course, cannot happen in my garden..

We've had it in our greenhouse for a couple years, and have yet to see a flower (once-bloomers often fail to flower, ever, in this climate). But of course that's a very artificial situation -- one- or two-gallon pot, frequent pruning to keep it in its place, etc. I just keep it for propagating material for nurseries who may want it.