Here are a bunch more that are looking so nice now, before the heat onslaught that is inevitable.

Priscilla Burton, a climber for me, grows in part shade between two houses. It gets almost burgundy and a solid color in summer.

Sharon's Choice, always covered in blooms.

Tamora, an own root that has been slow to get big.

Abracadabra--blooms alot, all colors appear over the course of one day, however. I got it as an unlabelled rose and just fell in love with the buds not knowing what the rose looked like.

Hot Romance

Just Joey, lots of big loose blooms, scented.

Kaleidoscope bud

Silver Star and Vavoom. Vavoom is a monster bush, blooms alot, but the leaves fry at the edges in heat. Which is most of the time. SS is own root and does wonderfully here.

Our Lady of Guadalupe, a patio standard, blooms just like this many times over our long season.

Bill Warriner, an oldie but a goodie. Oh well, most of my roses are oldies. I have had no room left in my garden for years!