I detect a very faint fragrance. It does get BS in my yard. It's also a JB magnet.

But I love it.

Mine has a great fragrance but it does get BS. I don't spray though, if I did it might be different.

I forgot to mention how stout the canes are. Mine are both bare root J&P purchased at the beginning of last summer and jeez did these things grow. 5 ft canes on both of them, stout things, didn't lose a leaf over our so called winter either. And I love the flowers, beautiful form and a creamy yellow.

Great for me in Washington State. No BS, only medium fragrance to my nose.
Chuck

I have two "Teasing Georgias" that I planted 5 years ago..one on each side of my arbor and over onto my new Pergola...she is magnificient and blooms off and on all season with two really heavy flushes...one in Spring and Fall..slightly scented and beautifully cupped...Here is a pic of her blooms...Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: Teasing Georgia

I think it's my favorite yellow. It does get big but has a nice shape. Disease resistance is better than the average Austin for me. It has a mild tea fragrance. The color is the special thing...it's a soft yellow but not washed out...it's easy on the eyes and blends well with other colors. My plant put out a lot of basals last year which I coaxed sideways. It should have a great flush this spring. It does rebloom. THe leaves are on the small side and there's lots of them.
Linda

Good Lord Jeanne, that is beautiful!

Carla

Michelle, you ain't kidding. I just cut back my TG, which I have on an umbrella trellis. One cane was 18 ft long with a 12 foot lateral coming out of it. I was able to cut it at the base, then stand on my 10ft ladder and pull it out of the top. I kept it intact to show DH.

Erasmus, you'll have to post pictures when your TG blooms. If I had to do it over again, I'd plant her against a fence and train her canes laterally.