Starting off with an oldie, Just Joey. She may be slow on the repeat but so lovely, and the blooms are big!

Next is one of my all time favourites, the David Austin Mary Magdalene - tends to bleach out in the heat, but looking more than usually vivid in this years extended cooler Spring

Then theres Versigny; when shes good, shes very very good, but...

yep, here blackspot is a big problem...

Last but not least is this year's big surprise. Bought as a grafted bareroot about 3 years back, Peach Profusion ( known in the US as Amarula Profusion) got potted up and produced about 3/4 very hopeful looking blooms for its first flush. Then it got battered by some spring storms, and sulked- for the next 3 years! not a single bloom! I put it in the ground, still nothing. I assumed the name was either a cruel joke, or wishful thinking, but this year it seems to have finally got going