A little more info as to your choices or preferences would help. If all else fails, ask Carolyn at the nursery for her recommendations. There are so many to choose from that deciding on just a few is difficult.

Carol

Well, I am looking at both some teas or chinas and minis.
For the minis probably ones that stay rather small and would be great for edging in front of other roses. I like most of the colors, although I don't need any more red. Yellow, peachy-apricot, orange, pink, something in that range. I have a few from Sequoia already. Will probably pick up another chick-a-dee, and lavender crystal for sure. Of course scent is always a plus.

'Apricot Twist' is one of the all time best Moore miniatures in this color class, without a doubt. A superior miniature, and with a fragrance that many (but not all) can detect. For a mauve, I highly recommend 'Twilight Skies', one of the bushiest, free-blooming, attractive mauve shrubs I have ever grown. 'Rise 'N' Shine' is still hard to beat for a medium yellow, but 'Sequia Gold' is a close second. 'Amber Gem' is a great orange, but may get too big for you. It will gradually build up to 2.5 feet, but it has great color and shape. For a very dwarf peachy-pink, I suggest 'Baby Austin', which has OGR bloom form and flowers prolifically on a 12" bush. I better stop making suggestions or you wish list will be too long very soon!

Paul