I already have one Mrs. B.R. Cant and love it although it's still quite young. A spot has opened up for another tea rose and I've ordered Bon Silene, to be delivered in September, but am having qualms since I've never seen this rose and don't know how its rather thin-looking blooms will hold up in my hot garden. I really don't want to make any more mistakes, having discarded so many roses already, and wonder if I should go with the tried-and-true instead of taking another chance. I'd love to know your thoughts about this.
Ingrid
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