I used to visit an Austin trial ground near Dallas that had large beds of probably 80 different Austins, One variety always looked good and full of bloom, far above any others. Not just heavy bloom, but extremely quick recycling and constant color.

Munstead Wood

Waow.i just got MW this year but in my yard it's a very slow grower. Small bush apparently. For whatever reason, my roses do better in pots.

My two MW are both rafted and immediately came to mind. So I completly agree with Ben based on my epxerience. @Artist-FKA-Novice Zone 7B GAs, perhaps the distance between OR and grafted explains the difference in initial vigor. Mine both gave multiple large flushes from the get-go. Both were from DA directly.

Mine too is from DA directly, I got it bare root,  but it's a slow grower.

Molineux and Munstead Wood. Constant blooms. Fast repeat. Both take at least two years to kick in and start to show their stuff.

This is a two year old Munstead wood (last fall).

This is a 7 year old, own root Molineux. It stays about 3 1/2 to 4 Ft tall. This one gets full blast sun all day. If you give it afternoon shade, the nice yellow doesn't fade.

.I'm not sure how it would be as a cut rose but for shear blooms, Desdamona is amazing.

Wowie-wow, Kristine! Am I seeing double...triple? What a feast for the eyes!

Moses