Talking about Rose (Rosa 'Morden Blush'), edr11 wrote:

Had one for two years not a single bloom. Lots of buds. Prone to botrytis. Hope you have better luck than I did. It is a beautiful hardy rose.

Talking about Rose (Rosa 'Morden Belle'), edr11 wrote:

Hardy in my zone 4a Calgary garden. Full of floribunda type blossoms for the entire month of July. Some of the flower stems are a little weak and they break in the rain. Small hardy problem free rose.

Talking about Rose (Rosa 'Winnipeg Parks'), edr11 wrote:

This is my favourite rose for my zone 4a Calgary garden. For a hardy rose it has a high petal count and a relatively long blooming season. Blooms here with a large flush of flowers July 1st to celebrate Canada Day, and then in mid summer only an odd bloom or two followed by another big set of blooms in late summer. Mine is 3 to 4 feet high and 3 to 4 feet wide. Trouble free. No real pests no real black spot.

Talking about Rose (Rosa 'Marchesa Boccella'), Galanthophile wrote:

A Portland shrub rose. Red bud open to stunning flat, rosette style blooms made up of numerous scalloped petals. Blooms are rich pink in colour and hold a rich and strong fragrance. Repeat flowering through summer into the autumn. Foliage is large and plentiful, dark green in colour. Upright vigorous growth habit. Hardy. Good disease resistance. Grows to 120cm in height. The 'Jacques Cartier' rose is an old horticultural variety, obtained in 1868 by Moreau-Robert. It is derived from the 'Duchesse de Portland' rose, a spontaneous hybrid discovered in the South of Naples in 1800, also known as the Portland Rose.

Talking about Rose (Rosa 'Enfant de France'), AlmaPerpetua wrote:

Mine gets over 6ft if allowed to
If pruned long it does get very floppy
Hard pruning keeps it compact