My Julia Child is rather small as well, and with some lavender or some blue salvias would look great, don't you think?

LOL, just what I was thinking, Angie. Can't have a rose bed without salvias somewhere!

I was looking at Callisto, a Hybrid Musk. It only gets 3-4', so I should be able to keep it in the 3' range without much effort, and Melva says it smells like orange juice! I do love Julia Child, though. I was also looking at English Garden or Charles Darwin also.

Definitely, the salvias are in the mix!

There is a Salvia in one of the roses I am going to send you...it is Nekko Blue.I looked and can't find my pictures of Callisto...

Here is Callisto...Zuzu don't you have this one?
http://www.helpmefind.com/rose...

The salvia is Nekan Blue....not Nikko....

I do have it, Melva. It's a sweet thing and it stays very, very small. I don't have a picture of the whole rose bush, but here's a little sprig hanging out over the pathway.

Oh, lovely. Guess I'll do like Terri and just use the DA catalogue as my list! Looks like most of my roses made it through this brutal winter we've had. All seem to be sporting new growth, so that's encouraging. Hoping that proves to be the case. Did a walkabout of my garden this afternoon and just can't resist posting my winter daphne here. The fragrance is unbelievable!

Melva, I always try to find one new salvia to grow each year. Perenial or annual--doesn't matter. I will give the bonus baby salvia a good home! Looks like he'll have some new friends, too, as all of my salvias seem to be coming along nicely.

Here are some of my Austins. This one's Abraham Darby.

Ambridge Rose

Ann Boleyn

Benjamin Britten

Brother Cadfael

Charles Austin

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Charlotte

Christopher Marlowe

Cymbeline

Dapple Dawn

English Elegance