Of the 19 roses on the top page, I'd only personally recommend four. Sunrise Sunset is an unstoppable Easy Elegance rose that is my biggest climber. It takes a while to settle in and rebloom but when it does it's spectacular. Super Hero is also one of my go-to roses in Easy Elegance and it handles cold, disease, and shade with grace and frequent bloom. On the other hand, Screaming Neon Red is a disappointment, not really screaming at all and not all that winter hardy for me. I've replaced it because I found a cheap end of season sale, but it's in the bottom 10% of the usually wonderful Ping Lim roses.

You and I share enthusiasm for the "True" series and True Passion is an excellent rose with vivid color, health, and way bigger than advertised. Mine is 5' and getting bigger so I'll neeed to move it this spring. Ice Cap is my unstoppable white that I plug in several places and it never ever stops blooming. I have to get in and deadhead periodically when the blooms get a little ratty because they're so floriforous and long lasting, but may I have such problems with all my roses! (much better than White Veranda). Easy Does it gets an honorable mention but it can be a little finicky with our winters.

Among the others on the top page, there are way better OSO Easy roses than Easy Peasy or Petit Pink. OSO Easy Double red is a fabulous bloomer than knocks out any Knock Out I've seen. Brick House Red is fabulous and a solid mound of color but you've mentioned Brick House Pink is a disappointment.

Among the "all winning roses" these stand out to me as winners:

Arctic Blue - actually stays that blue/lavender color even in heat, good bloomer, healthy

Canyon Road - I have mine near Brick House Red and both are constant bloomers in a small mound - Canyon Road can tend toward Scarlet a little, Brick house is true dark red

Cherry Frost is a MONSTER climber that should be coming into its own this year. It's tip hardy even in a brutal winter and has small cherry blooms that should be nice. VERY healthy

Easy on the Eyes (as well as In your Eyes and other "Eyes" hulthemias) is a great mounding rose with pink/mauve eye booms that reallly catch the eye (pardon the pun). Mine is healthy.

Easy Spirit is a totally reliable white that is among the earliest blooming HT for me. Not yet a great rebloomer but my rose society loves this one, as well as Sweet Spirit (dark pink).

Campfire is a totally carefree Canadian rose that blooms its heart out. It spreads a lot and wants to visit neighbors, but the mutable coral to pink/white/yellow blooms that fade to white fit in with just about any bed. It stays small but could be caged up to spread tall rather than wide. Bright and Shiny is billed to be like Campfire but so far it's a distant second though fine.

Julie Andrews is pretty hardy for me and a reliable HT type bloomer that doesn't need a lot of care. Don't know if it would be disease free for you, but it does well for me. Watercolors Home Run is a similar effect in a small plant and it's hardy in my zone 4 pocket of the yard.

Kashmir is a reliably hardy Easy Elegance rose that stays 3-4 feet and true red. Music Box is a nice EE rose too, though it fades to white too soon for my preference. It gets 4-5' tall.

Maurice Utrillo gets a call-out as an easily accessible Delbard Painter rose that has nice stripes. I prefer Edgar Degas and Camille Pissarro and Marc Chagall, but they're all lovely.

Miracle on the Hudson has HUGE single blooms that catch the eye, starting at a very dark red and fading crimson. I'm hoping it gets bigger and better flowering with time.

Oscar Peterson is another reliable white spot of color, but it must have some kind of fragrance because the Japanese Beetles absolutely LOVE it wherever I have it. I don't mind because it's tough enough to take the damage and I use it as a trap crop in July, but beware. It blooms a ton so it attracts a ton.

Reminiscent Coral is a wonderful rose for me and is mostly cane hardy and healthy. I love the relatively non-fading blooms and I'm looking forward to Reminiscent Ginger coming this spring too (I have Pink and Cream too but they're less floriforous)

Sunset Horizon is a tall healthy mutable red/yellow/orange blend that is carefree and takes care of itself. Semi-double but it makes a statement toward the back of the bed.

The Champion Red is another reliable red like Kashmir or Brick House Red in a similar color with similar health and bloom power. At a pinch, I'd pick Brick House.

I love all the True Bloom roses I have and Sincerity is another favorite in truly impressive colors and around 5' tall. True Love stays the billed 3' high in red, but True Integrity is smaller than I'd thought and hasn't bloomed much. I'm totally watching out for Confidence, Crush, Friendship, and Grace this season. True Joy is a nice tall narrow yellow for me.

Among the others I have about half of them and they're mostly "meh". Lots of knockouts and the less interesting Drift roses (Coral Drift beats out Blushing Drift by a mile). I've wanted to like the Pretty Polly series but the blooms are so tiny they're not notable. Easy to Please is a dog that I will never replace - I had a couple for 3-4 years and they never bloomed and were ratty when they did. I agree with you about the Ringo double pink - the regular Ringo is by far the best. The Flower Carpets are boring, as is the Forever and Ever Pink. Highwire Flyer is an Ok climber but Fruity Petals is better in that semidouble healthy hardy climber. Limoncello is a joke with barely noticeable flowers, and the Look-alikes are a total marketing scam as are the "Bee" roses J&P puts out. Bubble Double and Candy Cane Cocktail and Peppermint Pop and PInkerbelle would be fine if they ever bloomed, and White Lies isn't yet stunning or a good rebloomer but it's just starting its second year. Survived the winter OK.

I can't get Patriot Dream, or Tequila Gold ,or Tequila Supreme to survive my winters yet

I really like my Brindabella Crimson Knight and will be getting several more in this series including Purple Prince.

Just my two cents about these roses. Some of them are keepers but there are some real disappointments too.

Cynthia