I've wanted this rose for a while! I wish it were available! Thanks for the beautiful pictures :)

Alana, there are 2 listed sources. Does neither of them have it???

Who lists it? I think rose petals has it, but I haven't caught it in stock, when I have funds. Who is the other? Thanks!

Edited to add if second is Burlington she hasn't had it when I have asked either.

Angel Gardens is listed. I've never asked her about it though.

I sent a message inquiring about it! Thanks!

Never seen them together, but I do see similarities.

If soo...that would be awesome! I have Westside coming in Spring:)

@Rosefolly z5 please post your comment about growing them together and seeing no differences to the Comments section on Help Me Find. That's the kind of information the site genuinely needs. Thank you! https://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.44406&tab=32

Ugh, false alarm , it's key west rock. I wanted westside, but they were out , lol. Wishful thinking I guess.

I had a JH growing nicely, acquired from Sac Cemetery sale a few years ago. Felt terrible when it died, d/t combination of the CA drought and drip emitters that were blocked, I didn't realize it until it was too late. I contacted Pamela at Angel Gardens last year, and she said she wasn't able to find the mother plant, something like that. So it doesn't seem to be available anymore. I did pick up a band of Westside Tea at the Friends of Vintage sale in October, but would like to have JH as well. Thank you Jeri for sharing your lovely photo! Priscilla

I knew you had planted the two varieties adjacent to each other, @Rosefolly, and was wondering how they compared as they matured in your garden. Good to know that they appeared the same to you, too.

My "Jessie Hildreth" plant back then, from which I made the photos comparing it to "Westside Road Cream Tea" that I posted on HMF, survived less than a year after I got it from the SJHRG sale (when you got yours, as I recollect) -- it was the last and smallest of those available, a weak plant to begin with, which grew backwards and died after canker set in its first winter -- so I was not able to compare a more mature version of it with WRCT in my own garden.

When I last visited the Sacramento Cemetery collection, just prior to its demise, there were good-sized, though not yet mature, plants of each planted across a path from each other there that I also thought appeared the same. I WAS looking forward to seeing how they progressed in future years....oh well.

This is a wonderful tea, whatever its name. Nice photo, Jeri!

Rosepetals has had Jesse, but it is listed under found roses sometimes, not Tea roses category.

I just looked and it was not listed even in found roses until I searched for Jesse in their search function. There, RPs was listed as out of stock, but they carry it.