Climbing sports of hybrid teas are notorious for not blooming much or repeating well. Occassionally you will find one that does, but thats the exception, not the rule.

Must be age. For some reason, every time I looked at this post I saw, "Peace" instead of Parade.

Good repeat. Great color and it is VERY vigorous. The parent is New Dawn, so it has the same spirit, wants to take over the whole yard.

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Olga

Thanks Olga!!!!
I am glad I bought her!!! How old is yours? Do you need to spray her??

cactus joe,

Your Parade has no fragrance? That's odd. Mine certainly is fragrant.

robert

Nice photos? Do you have anything planted next to it? What other colors might look nice next to her. I was looking at yellows and light pinks?? I was also looking at Lavender Lassie but i have heard she needs alot of spraying and not sure I want to go with that..

Parade and Lavender Lassie have approx similar BS resistance. Both need to be sprayed to keep their leaves.
I have Excellenze von Schubert nest to Parade. It looks fine in terms of color, but EvS spring flush is always blooms earlier then Parade first flush and after that EVS hardly repeats, so it is just green.
I was thinking of planting White Cup as a Parade companion, will do it sometime soon.
Olga

Mine isn't as vigorous as Olga's. It took a while to grow. It's doing just fine now though. I have planted Violette next to it. The combination of colors and the size of the roses is delightful.
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My Parade is in its third year. I love the color and abundance of blooms. It is at the end of its first flush now, but I remember from last year that it will produce smaller flushes for the rest of the summer. For me, Parade has been healthier than Lavender Lassie was. Parade also produces more flowers after the first flush than Lavender Lassie.

I have Parade planted by a low stone wall with Awakening and Dublin Bay.

Here is a link to a picture. (hope the link works!) Sorry about the picture quality - My camera seems to only want to do closeup shots right now.

Here is a link that might be useful:

Very beautiful rose. I really love the color.
Please someone tell me is Parade Climbing rose doing well in hot zone?

Where can a buy Parade Climbing Rose?

Hopelessly late for answering the last question, but HelpMeFind lists these suppliers for Parade.

Can anyone tell me how to prune Parade so it looks like Olga's last photo?
Thanks!
Susan

How much sun does it need? I have two big trees that block most direct sunlight and I want to make sure before planting it that it won't suffer because of this. Thanks!

I have three Parade in my garden. I'd say one in full sun western exposure, one in partial shade and one in partial sun. They all bloom about the same amount. I'd say that direct sunlight is not necessary but it needs bright all day dappled light with some direct sun. Hope this helps. You will love Parade!

Susan

I have couple roses who I cant identify. Here is link for two pink roses:
[Two Pink roses?[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/two-pink-rose-identification-dsvw-vd~5344779)

Second rose looks like "Parade" and can someone tell is it that second rose really "Parade"? It is climber, have fragrance also is floribunda.

Thank you.