Thanks for the link. I don't have space for any more roses, but will most probably trick myself into buying a few of these once they are available in the U.S. Where I live, a good number of the Austins are a happy comprise great for gardeners like me: who like OGR roses, but has limited garden space and wants repeat.

BTW, Austin's marketing people are really good with naming their products. "Poet's Wife", "Lark Ascending", and "The Lady of the Lake"... vague and every, very evocative, not to mention glamorous (without coming across as too snotty). With names and beauty shots like those, it takes discipline for someone like me not to get the checkbook out, quick.

Hmm, I may have to try one more Austin now that they're actually marketing and selling more disease-resistant roses.

Josh

Poet's Wife looks very interesting.

I'm loving Heathcliff and Boscobel...also Lark Ascending and Carolyn Knight....
My Munstead Wood (new this year) is the color of Sir John Betelman/Young Lycidas (always wanted YL).
But I am LOVING Jude and Golden Celebration this year. I can smell Jude from 15 feet....
Susan