Would be invaluable if you put that info on Helpmefind site (if you haven’t already). Yes it’s beautiful indeed, wow…

That is true, sultry. The dry air here has done in many a rose bloom that could tolerate Texas heat, for example, like Heirloom.

Carla, your Summer Romance is so luscious. I have roses that are mostly for spring, too. Diane

Why, you ask? Because the word, 'Romance,' is in its name which makes it a fleeting event in both the rose world and among us humans.

Moses

in rare instances it lasts ...

I think they should have named this rose ’Spring Fling’. There’s a wonderful spring flush, but by summer all the romance is just a memory

BenT that is exactly what happens here! This rose takes a nap when the days get warmer.

we decided to rename ours "siesta"

Renewing my whine!!!

WHYYYYY can't it always look like this???

Carla 

Lollol!

Another thing, when a beautiful bloom presents itself with its head hung down because of a weak neck, and does so under ideal weather conditions, as Summer Romance's blooms do, expect trouble when the weather turns for the worse. No stamina during good times, means falling out during tough times. 😁

Moses