several of the Austins are cupped form and they don't get overly large either. Pretty Jessica for example. Check out the website for David Austin Roses, pick the American flag for the listings over on this side of the pond.

How much room do you have? I just planted Bishop's Castle, an Austin (only available from J&P) it has very pretty dark pink cup shaped blooms. I think it's going to get 4x4 so that's about as big as my HTs. But I do tend to let my HTs get bushy.

In the Polyanthas the Kosters are cupped shaped-no scent and harsh colors to my eye. The ultimate cupped roses are Reine Victoria and her perfect sport Mme Pierre Oger-no bigger than an HT-you can prune them with abandon as they bloom on current wood-lovely porcelain cups nested together and so fragrant and perfect. I also adore the Polyantha Raubritter but it is once blooming and a sprawler. There are always the Austins but watch out for size there...

patricia

Austins besides, a number of the new Meillands (Romantica series), Kordes (Fairy tale group) and Tantau's Nostalgie roses are cup shaped or quartered as well.