In my hot and humid climate, Eyes For You is a real winner. It's been 100% disease free, maintained a very leafy, pleasing bushy shape, repeat flowered constantly and has lovely perfume too. It's one of my best! I also have For Your Eyes Only, the blooms are lovely but it's not as floriferous as EFY, although it's not in a great spot. It's had a little black spot too. Looking forward to hearing what others recommend!

Sorry I forgot Eyes For You was bred by P. James, I always think of it as a Warner rose.

...I've not grown any but why not try his latest introduction...?

'Smiling Eyes'

..he also has a new fragrant climber for this year... not to my taste but some may like it..

'Scent from Heaven'

Brightstar and Marlorena, thanks for the suggestions. Oh yes, it's that blotch! I do like that Hulthemia blotch! And, Marlorena, I don't like 'Scent from Heaven' either. We warm climate gardeners with our Noisettes and climbing Teas do enjoy the advantage of fragrant reblooming climbers without having to enter the tortuous byways of modern breeding.

I'd love to try The Witching Hour, apparently it makes a very nice reblooming climber for arches and smaller spaces. Moonlight Becomes You is pretty for front of border and seems very healthy from what I've seen (no blotch though!) Even though I don't have any bright yellows, I'm also very keen to try Eye of the Tiger. I love the blotch too, and the healthiness!