I bought baby versions of Reminiecent Crema and Coral from Hirt Gardens. I've only had them a few months, but they are growing very well and were big enough to repot into gallon pots yesterday.

That's good to hear Kathy. Hope they turn out to be keepers for you.

For my purposes, if the Reminiscents max out in height at their shortest given measurement, 2' for R. Coral and 18" for R. Crema, that would fit my bill to a "T". Because of winter limitations most roses never reach their maximum height here, especially after this past severe one......which is not over yet. We can get frosts/light snows until Memorial Day. I'm always looking for a large flowering shortie, ~20", to edge the front of my 8' wide rose bed. The Drifts do a goid job, but a breakup of the monotony would be appreciated. My much hoped for Boleros were just not black spot resistant enough, and had weak necks for me. Flawless was such a good rose, pumping out lots of beautiful blooms, but it was a bad black spotter here.

Moses.

I shovel pruned Reminiscent Coral. It was a beautiful rose for me large blooms that lasted a long time on the bush, but it reslly struggled with backspot

I love my coral! It has stayed short and has been very healthy. I may pick up another to pot up on my deck.