Both are really pretty. New to me.
Kathy

Thanks Beth & Kathy. I have Keith's Delight winding around the fence on both sides, that doesn't really show up. It really isn't anywhere near just 6' tall, if I had to hazard a guess I'd say well over 12' tall. I need to get a ladder out and capture some of the trailing canes sticking up in the air at the top and tie them down. It flowers best when I get the canes bent too. I didn't get these colored blooms the first couple of years either from where I had it before. Best guess is that it didn't get this amount of sun that it does now. And/or it's now mature at 3 years old.

Like I said Julie's colors will change too as the season progress and almost her bloom form slightly too.
Les

I love Keith's Delight!! Is it fragrant at all? It doesn't look much like a HR, does it?
Masha

It has a mild pleasant fragrance. It was the typical 7 leaflets with the thorns underneath each, this is one rose when I work on it I wear my leather forearm gloves with because it'll bite from everywhere:) This was one of Mr. Moore's newer Rugosa's, it was introduced in 2005, I picked it up 9/06.

Link is open still for info only on all of Mr. Moore's roses, the nursery is closed.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sequoia Nursery site for info only

Beautiful photos Les. I just got a returned mail from you.

Carla

I just found your gallery with the lovely photos. Are you still on Houzz? Burling Leong, who worked with Ralph Moore for years, now sells many of his roses. I picked up Keith's Delight as a baby band, and will be planting him in the garden this month. Was looking up photos and experiences. If you're still on Houzz and care to update me -- would love to hear it!