I only like small proliferations that might appear occasionally. Often, they can get large and awful looking. I've grown Evelyn for over 17 years, and she has had a few proliferations, so I would suppose she is slightly susceptible to them. My Rouge Royale has had one really ugly proliferation. Here are a few photos. If you want to try Evelyn, know that she can be hard to find. You can go on a waiting list at David Austin Roses. Diane

Madamoiselle Franziska Kruger is one you might like, Antique Rose Emporium carries her.

Your photos are beautiful Diane. It does seem I saw vegetative Evelyn but not many.

Thank you berrypie and Diane for the suggestions! Evelyn is beautiful but Mlle Franziska Kruger looks perfect to me. I think I will be ordering it!

Where are you located, Jennifer? MFK is an amazing rose here. You will love it. I got mine from Antique Rose Emporium too and RosePetals.

I‘m in the mountains (4200 ft) in southern california. So a dry summer and rain/snow in winter. We get a few days over 100 deg in the summer and a few early mornings at 25 deg in winter. I’m new to rose gardening but they must like my climate because all of my plants have done spectacularly so far and I’m loving this new hobby. :~)

I just ordered MFK from ARE after looking at all of the HMF pictures. I hope it likes my garden!

In your location, I bet it will be fabulous, Jennifer. I think MFK handles heat better than about any Tea rose I have and they all love heat. Your weather sounds perfect.

If you were not in a warm climate, I would suggest Madame Hardy, whose green button eye is similar. I'm not sure how she would do in your climate.

The Prince also has the eye and the occasional proliferation. Diane

Great Western (a once blooming bourbon) often has proliferation in its first blooms, at least in Scandinavia where I live. I also get a few in Mme Isaac Pereire every year. It seems to be a phenomenon that affects certain early flowering roses.

The problem with suggesting roses is that I find myself wanting Madamoiselle Franziska Kruger now. She's exquisite.

Wow, Madame Hardy looks amazing too! I’m not sure what kind of roses I can grow that require winter chill… all of my roses right now are repeat blooming modern rose except for ’Marianne’ who I planted in fall. I’m hoping that it is cold enough for her… but we have a lot of apple and lilac farms within a few miles of my garden… which I think implies that it gets cold enough? like I said, newbie lol!

Apple and lilac farms nearby are promising. Marianne is a hybrid Gallica, so not necessarily indicative of how a Damask would do. Worth a try, though. "Mild dry climate" in the USA is extremely vague though, so makes it a bit tougher to give recommendations.

Fun fact, apples and roses are related!

Ah, sorry! I’m zone 8b in the mountains in southern California. I’ll make an edit to the original post

I grow Madame Hardy in zone 8b in the Willamette Valley in Oregon. We get enough winter chill for her here. From mid October through April nights are between 40F and 30F. We get some hard freezes but that's very occasional and sometimes rare

Librarian- love your Madame Hardy! It’s gorgeous! I just bought one from High Country Roses this winter. I’m so excited for it.

It took mine a good 3 to 4 years to really take my breath away. It was worth the wait!

The climging rose ”Raspberry Cream Twirl” proliferates frequently in our near-desert zone.

RCT has some fragrance and delightful striped blooms.

The spray form of Cecile Brunner produces many flowers with proliferations.

That’s good to know—I’ve been eyeing raspberry cream twirl anyway… I love the striped roses!

My raspberry cream twirl also proliferates often here. Madame Hardy is in my short list.

Wondering if you have ordered Mlle Franziska Kruger? If so, how is she performing in your garden? I have similar weather to your area.

Also did you consider Blumenschmidt? It’s a sport of MFK, also known for regular proliferation!

I just ordered Duc de Cambridge from All My Thyme. HMF says that it proliferates.

I don’t recall my raspberry cream twirl ever proliferates. But it is (I have 3) one of my favorate roses, even though it BS badly in summer. They just shrugs off the leaves and continues blooming. When weather cools off a little the beautiful leaves grow back. Julia Child and RCT are two truly repeating blooming roses for me

Zaid will often proliferate. Beautiful rose. Blooms a lot. Lovely fragrance.DwarfneyDwarfney Thorny.

This looks interesting.

Grace Rose Farms has some new roses coming in the spring (florist varieties) and several of them look to have regular proliferations. Look at 'Northanger Abbey' 'Stanley Abbey' and 'Whitby Abbey'.

RCT proliferates quite often here. I know I have some pics somewhere..