I love mine, Jeri, and yours.

A perfect white Tea!

Just exquisite! I have been keeping an eye on the baby JH that they planted at Huntington last year.

I'd love to see a huge bush of this one!

I'll try again . . .

In this image, the old "trunk" is still there. (It's gone, now.) But this is what "Jesse Hildreth" looks like NOW . . .

So glad it is making a comeback, Jeri.

Such a classy looking rose! If ever I have the space free...... Lisa

Yes! My Monsieur Tiller and Rosette Delizy are COVERED in flowers and new buds right now. All formed in 90-100 degree heat! Reve d'Or is pumping them out too, but the flowers get quickly fried; I pick the buds in the morning if I want to see them open nicely.

and MT bloomed most of the winter!

I love that about Tea roses. We need something pretty to see when it’s so miserably hot out. I enjoy the winter blooms, too.
My new neighbors recently cut down a huge tree in their backyard. A large portion of it hung over my side of the fence, providing afternoon shade. Part of that bed just received an hour or two of early morning sun, while the rest of the bed got afternoon shade in various amounts. My afternoon shade is about gone, and many plants and roses are unhappy about it. The only rose that is absolutely thrilled with the loss of its shade from 3pm on is Leveson Gower. (I personally don’t see much Bourbon in this rose. I see a Tea Rose when I see mine.) Leveson Gower is as happy as can be. Flamingo Gardens Tea is busy making buds while in its large half barrel container in full sun! I like having a variety of roses that take their turns shining. Lisa