Bride's Dream was the best for me. Unfortunately, it's now on life support and I'm waiting to see if it recovers from winter damage.

My two best are Crimson Bouquet and Dick Clark.

Over the years, as most of what I have now is new:

Crimson Bouquet
Tropicana
Perfume Delight
Gemini
Color Magic
Heirloom
Artistry
Twilight Zone is promising

Oops...had to eliminate the floribundas

Lynn

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Producers:
Moonstone
Black Magic
Hot Princess
Randy Scott
Pope John Paul ll
Tahitian Sunset

In my garden, Elle has been the most prolific HT, but also quite good are Red Intuition and Berolina.

Kate

Thanks for letting me know which ones are your most prolific. Kate, I planted Berolina, it's looking good.

The heaviest blooming HTs or Grandis I have experience with would be Orchard's Pride, Brigadoon, Arizona, and Dark Night. Dark Night is newer but it is very prolific.

Jay

Elle

Love and Peace
Olympiad
Beloved

Rock & Roll
Paradise Found
Valencia
Mother of Pearl
Queen of Sweden (Austin)
Ch-Ching

Love these roses!!
Carol

Golden Fairy Tale
Eliza

My most prolific HT is Heirloom:

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Thank you everyone for your input. Harryshoe, that's a beautiful picture of Heirloom.

Tiffany was ridiculously easy and beautiful.

Blue Girl was great because of the sheer size, but needed to be treated well.

Chicago Peace.

Scentimental, JFK, and Oranges and Lemons were biggies for me. I just put in two Dark Nights, looking forward to see how they grow.

Cambel - I would love to have a prolific lavender hybrid tea, Love Song does great, but it's a floribunda. Chicago Peace is such a pretty rose, how nice for it to have lots of blooms. Holly - My JFK does look promising, this is just its second season, mine is slower to get going than my other hybrid teas, it only bloomed twice last year, but its second flush was prolific. I'm hoping it will be a good one, like yours once it gets really established. The bush itself seems healthy. The pictures I've seen of Dark Night are gorgeous, I would like to know how yours does.

Talk about prolific. My sister sent me a couple of pictures yesterday of her only rose (other than a Knock Out), Touch of Class. it is not blooming yet, but she said it had at least 100 buds on it! The bush is huge and looks very healthy, can't wait to see it in bloom!

Neptune
Sugar Moon
WWII Memorial
Stainless Steel

Sorry for the late reply.

Actually quite a few of my HT's are heavy bloomers. Unfortunately I don't remember their names. I need to post it for ID later.

Of the older ones whose names I do know are Queen Elizabeth, Peace (which didn't make it this year), Ingrid Bergman and Wild Blue Yonder. Of the new ones I planted this year, it looks like Chicago Peace.

Frederic Mistral - most prolific pink HT for me (If shrub roses are included than it would be Sonia Rykiel)

PJP II - for most prolific fragrant white for cutting

Firefighter - most prolific red fragrant HT for cutting

Granada - most prolific red/orange/yellow/pink blend for cutting

I would say Ascot is the most prolific grandiflora, and by far the largest, too, in my garden. Frederic Mistral does pretty well, as far as HTs go, but his blooms never look as good as FragranceN's Fred. My Fred always has something detracting like thrips going on with his blooms. Still love this rose, though. Diane

My my, fragrancenutter, Granada is sure beautiful. I have never heard of it. Lovely.

Marijke Koopman is the best bloomer for me...

Fragrancenutter, you have some beautiful roses. I've noticed that my Perfume Delight bushes are setting on many more blooms than they did the first two years, also Tropicana and Bewitched.

"Through the years my most prolific have been -
Queen Elizabeth
Double Delight
Peace"

Couldn't agree more. QE went nuts on her second flush. DD just won't quit, and Peace keeps coming, though, it's been really washed out as far as color right now.

This year I'm noticing lots of buds on PJPII, Granada, Marijke Koopman, Tahitian Sunset, Red Intuition (stems short), Artistry, Moonstone, Black Magic, Tropical Sunset, Beverly, and Let Freedom Ring. Rose' ?

I guess I missed this one last year. I have a few HT's that I would call prolific. Louise Estes is at the top. Remember Me is a great rose that keeps putting out fantastic blooms all season long. And once I got Dark Night afternoon shade, it took off like wild fire. Brinessa always seems to have blooms on it. Let Freedom Ring is always in bloom. Kardinal is always blooming.

Beverly

Pope John Paul II

Cherry Parfait

Fragrant Cloud

Nicole Carol Miller

There are probably others, but that's off the top of my head.

As I think about what I have scattered around my yard, these come to mind as being particularly good in the HT and GR groups. This is probably not a complete list and is subject to change. Most of the others that do well are floribundas and shrubs.

Pink Parfait

Opening Night

Moonstone

Gemini

Rock & Roll

Grande Amore

Sugar Moon

Olympiad

Melody Parfumee

Starfire

Twice in a Blue Moon

Sunshine Daydream

Thanks everyone for your compliment.

Donna, you probably know of Double Delight. Well, Granada is one of the parents of DD. Her other parent is the white Garden Party.

1. Earth Song
2. Queen Elizabeth

Summer Love, Grande Dame, Wild Blue Yonder

Queen Elizabeth, we have one planted in 1978, going as strong as ever.

Dark Knight died over the hard winter. I just put in a Touch of Class, and boy is it going to town!

Touch of Class is beautiful and even with my black thumb and hesitant pruning, gives me at least 6 (right now 10) blooms per flush while rest of my roses only give me at the most 4.

Beautiful roses! countrygirl

Wow, countrygirl. I hope you get Fragrant Memory again. That is a beautiful picture.

Fragrant Memory is a Beauty! I love her long stems and perfect hybrid teas forms. They look like florist roses, so perfect!

I had Jadis once. I loved it!! The first/only winter - my husband left the pot outside when it froze to the grass. I loved that rose and would get it again in a heartbeat.

Carol

Yes, I got her again at Roses Unlimited's open house this year and she has doubled in size. she is in the sale roses they have listed and I may get another. Life's too short not to have your favorite rose! Another picture for your viewing pleasure.

oooh, thats a really nice one (fragrant Memory) and I've never even heard of it until now.

Heres my list (in order of most prolific)

Dick Clark (i've never had a rose bloom as much and repeat as quickly, its practically always in bloom)

Easy Does IT (this one too, its not as big a bush but it always has blooms)

Moonstone

Ingrid Bergman

Pope John Paul II

And not grandi or HT, but:

Belinda's Dream (shrub)

Dames De Chennoneceau (shrub)

Abraham Darby (shrub)

Sun Flare (floribuda)

Europeana (Foribunda)

Im shocked to see Queen of Sweden on this list, I love the rose, but mine is a very stingy bloomer. I just grafted her on to fortuniana however and I hope she does better on Fort. Seeing her on this list gives me hope though. :)