Moon Shadow, a tall hybrid tea:

I've waited literally years for this one to bloom. It's a LeGrice hybrid tea named My Choice.

Oops, I skipped one. Musicale is a Buck grandiflora.

Here's New Era, also known as Rosie O'Donnell (but not in my garden).

Novelty is another of those cheap Certified roses from the big box stores. So was Luscious, by the way.

O"Rilla, another cheapie from Certified Roses.

Out of Africa, a hybrid tea, is the oddest rose ever. It hardly ever blooms and you never know what color it's going to be. Take a look at the two pages of photos on HMF and you'll swear they're pictures of five or six different roses.

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Anyway, here's what mine looked like this year.

Parfait graced me with an entire bouquet at the top of one of its canes.

This is Peace. I'm sure no other details are necessary.

Peach Beauty is a hybrid tea.

Pensioner's Voice is a floribunda, sold as Michelle Wright by some nurseries.

Pillow Talk is a little floribunda.

Pleasure is an exceptionally tall floribunda in my garden. It's at least 6 feet tall, maybe 7.

Premier Bal is a hybrid tea. It looks so delicate that I'm almost afraid to breathe in its direction, but it's actually quite sturdy.

This is Prominent, the most vivid rose in my garden by far. It's a grandiflora, and for some reason, HMF says it's from 28" to 3' tall. Mine's at least 7 feet tall.

Rainbow Sorbet is appealing to people, but it's absolutely irresistible to gophers. I once had three of them that didn't last even half a year before they were gobbled up. This fourth one is in a gopher cage and the ground all around the cage is always furrowed. It's driving them nuts not to be able to get to it.

Rainforest is a little temperamental, but so pretty.

Royal Albert Hall, with Pepplegoose sitting behind it to preserve the color on camera.

Saint-Exupery, a Delbard hybrid tea:

The first bloom on Scent-Sation. Subsequent blooms should be more peach-colored.