Rusty in the shade.

Sherry is a 1960 McGredy floribunda.

Silver Cloud is a 1990 Ralph Moore floribunda.

Singin' in the Rain is a 1994 McGredy floribunda.

It's a changeable rose, so here's another photo of it.

Smoky is a 1968 Combe hybrid tea.

Spectacular is a 1953 Mallerin climber.

Spiced Coffee is a 1990 McGredy hybrid tea.

Tantarra is a 1996 Gardner hybrid tea.

Tawny Tiger is a 2003 Fryer floribunda.

Teddy Bear is a 1989 Saville mini-rose.

Terracotta is a 1997 Meilland hybrid tea.

Terracotta in sunlight.

Tom Brown is a 1964 LeGrice floribunda.

Vesper is a 1966 LeGrice floribunda.

Sometimes Vesper looks like this:

Victoriana is a 1977 LeGrice floribunda.

No Cinco de Mayo or Distant Drums or Honey Dijon?

Personally, I don't like the brown family as I don't like the color. But Honey Dijon is a really neat looking rose.

Here's my Cinco de Mayo. (the orange thing in the background is a Halloween pumpkin)

Distant Drums and Honey Dijon weren't on any of the lists I consulted. I had wondered about both of them, as well as some others, but I guess they didn't make the cut.

Good photo of Cinco de Mayo. Thanks.

I have a few more of these that haven't bloomed yet: Fantan, Iris Webb, and some others. I hope to add photos of them soon.

I like Distant Drums more than Honey Dijon because it starts out a nice pink, the center develops that warm tannish, then the outer petals fade to a silvery-lavender. But Honey Dijon is a real stranger. It's brown through brown. It's a yellow rose, but, if there was a brown category, this rose would be it.

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose...

The other pictures on the HMF show more of a pink, but the five Honey Dijons I've seen were all very yellow w/no hint of pink. Maybe it's because of the heat rather than the cooler temps on how they can change colors of roses.