MY CLEMATIS PLANTS:

Nelly Moser- from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013, planted near Cl. Clotilde Soupert rose - so prolific!
Roguchi- from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013, planted next to Jude the Obscure rose - healthy, massive!
Etoile Violette - from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013, planted next to Crepuscule rose
Betty Corning (DIED first year) -from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013
Comtesse de Bouchard (DIED first or second year) -from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013
Duchess of Albany (DIED when mom cut it down 2016) -from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013
Huldine (DIED can't remember when) -from Donahue's Clematis, April 2013

Unidentified Blue/Purple w/yellow stamens- 6 petals- planted years ago next to side garage door, appears to bloom on old and new growth- maybe Jackmanii?

Unidentified Blue/Purple w/yellow stamens - more than 6 petals- planted a few years ago on inside of front gate, self produced another plant right next to it- maybe Sikorski or H.F. Young?

MY ROSES:
Westerland- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Grande Dame- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Martine Guilliot- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Nahema- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Just Joey- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Radio Times- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Young Lycidas- from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Pretty Lady - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Frederic Mistral - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Paris Yves St. Laurent (GAVE AWAY) - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Viking Queen (SHOVEL PRUNED) - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Renae-(DIED) - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Felicia-(DIED) - from Roses Unlimited, 2014
Carding Mill - from Chamblee's, 2014
St. Cecelia - from Heirloom Roses, 2014
Ebb Tide - from High Country Roses, 2014
Reine de Violettes - from High Country Roses, 2014
Madame Alfred Carriere - from Niche Gardens NC, (DISEASED, SHOVEL PRUNED) IN 2016- RRD virus? terrible black spot, rarely bloomed
Scepter d'Isle - from Chamblee's, 2012
Heritage - from Chamblee's, 2012
Sharifa Asma - from Chamblee's, 2012
Buff Beauty - from Chamblee's, 2012
Crepuscule - from Chamblee's, 2012
Mrs. BR Cant (SHOVEL PRUNED) - from Chamblee's, 2012
Quietness - (GAVE AWAY) from Chamblee's, 2012
Lady Ashe - (GAVE AWAY) from Chamblee's, 2012
Sachet - (DIED) from Chamblee's, 2012
Ducher - from Chamblee's, 2012 or 2013
Yves Piaget- from Roses Unlimited, April 2013
Peter Mayle- from Roses Unlimited, April 2013
Ulrich Bruner (DIED)- from Roses Unlimited, April 2013
Sombreuil- from Roses Unlimited, April 2013
Darlow's Enigma- from Roses Unlimited, April 2013
Duchess de Brabant - from Chamblee's, April 2013
Jude the Obscure- from Chamblee's, April 2013
William Shakespeare 2000- from Chamblee's, April 2013
Sweet Fragrance - from Chamblee's, April 2013
Abraham Darby- from Chamblee's, April 2013
Tamora- from Chamblee's, April 2013
Belinda's Dream- from Chamblee's, April 2013
Aloha pink climbing (SHOVEL PRUNED)-- from Chamblee's, April 2013
Comtess du Cayla (SHOVEL PRUNED)- from Chamblee's, April 2013

MY ROSES THAT DIED:
Versigny - planted 2016, died 2017, not a strong plant, bad spot?
Lady Emma Hamilton - planted 2016, died 2017, bad spot?
Michelangelo- Roses Unlimited, didn't make it through the winter, not a healthy plant
English Perfume- from Roses Unlimited, didn't make it through winter, weak plant
Ulrich Bruner- possibly in a bad spot
Sugar Moon- probably in a bad spot, roots, not enough water or sun?
Sachet (mini)
Felicia- planted next to back of the house (West) in bad clay, not enough sun because of house/maple tree
Renae- planted in yard by basketball goal, didn't get adequate care, too much sun?
Madame Alfred Carriere - RRD, shovel pruned 2016- bad plant, terrible black spot, rarely bloomed


ROSES I GOT RID OF:
Aloha (pink)- didn't like its form, vegetative centers, nice glossy foliage though
Viking Queen- nice bloomer, very healthy, but too thorny; sprawling, horizontal growth habit
Quietness- gave it to my mother-in-law and realized it must not have been planted in a good place in my yard because it was GORGEOUS in her yard; took clippings to try and root March 2018 when after she passed away and her house was being sold
Paris Yves St. Laurent- no fragrance, blooms almost too perfect but very pretty, healthy; gave away but kind of regreted
Lady Ashe- pretty bloom but not crazy about the form, much like Aloha, same nice foliage
Comtesse du Cayla - wasn't crazy about this for some reason, I think the form of the bush, too wispy
Graham Thomas- got big and neighbors complained about it, but I kind of regret cutting it down

ROSES THAT HAVE ALMOST DIED BUT I NURSED BACK TO HEALTH:
Boscobel
Distant Drums
Ambridge Rose
Bishop's Castle
Duchess de Brabant (near trees in poor soil, no mulch, still there)
Radio Times- moved to more sun, well fertilized and mulched, looking better
Just Joey- was down to a teeny tiny twig- barely survived but has new growth
Ebb Tide- also down to a twig, looking much better now, doing better/bigger than Just Joey
St. Cecelia
Princess Alexandra of Kent - may be in a bad spot but still blooms, also wasn't well mulched

ROSES THAT DON'T SEEM LIKE STRONG PLANTS FOR ME:
Just Joey- but Iove it anyway
Michelangelo
Abraham Darby- may be planted in a bad spot
Belinda's Dream- may be planted in a bad spot
Sombreuil - may be planted in a bad spot, has barely bloomed
Ambridge Rose
St. Cecelia

ROSES WITH BEST FOLIAGE:
Martine Guillot
Chantal Merieux
Marie Pave
Sweet Fragrance
Aloha (don't have anymore)

ROSES THAT DO WELL NEAR TREES:
Martine Guillot
Buff Beauty
Crepuscule

ROSES THAT BLOOM THE MOST:
Grande Dame
Marie Pavie
Grandmother's Hat
Pope John Paul II
Buff Beauty

ROSES THAT ARE VERY STRONG PLANTS, OVERALL HEALTHY & ROBUST:
Martine Guillot!!
Nahema!!
Grande Dame!
James Galway
Lady of Shalott
Golden Celebration
Reine de Violettes
James Galway
Fredric Mistral
Crepuscule
Chantal Meriuex- sprawly growth, had planted near trees and didn't do much, moved to back and took off, healthy foliage
My mystery rose from old house on Brent St.- Chrysler Imperial? Stephen's Big Purple?

ROSES SUSCEPTIBLE TO BLACKSPOT:
Pope John Paul II

ROSES I'M CONSIDERING REPLACING:
Ducher - doesn't bloom that much, airy foliage, just not that impressive looking
Duchess de Brabant- wispy, but in a difficult spot, may like it better if I move it
Heritage- doesn't get enough sun, nothing too impressive, was my first David Austin English Rose, too similar to others

ROSES I MAY NEED TO MOVE:
Sombreuil
Abraham Darby
Princess Alexandra of Kent - may be in a bad spot but still blooms, also wasn't well mulched, didn't overwinter well
Bishop's Castle- may be in a bad spot but still blooms, also wasn't well mulched, didn't overwinter well, lots of dead stuff
Duchess de Brabant

THORNY MONSTERS:
Viking Queen
Darlow's Enigma
Westerland
Munstead Wood
Radio Times? (I've read it is, but need to check my plant)

THORNLESS or ALMOST:
Cornelia
James Galway

BEST VASE LIFE:

ROSES THAT BLOW/LOSE THEIR PETALS EASILY OR QUICKLY:
Scepter d'Isle - I adore it anyway
Sharifa Asma
Heritage

ROSES WITH BEST FRAGRANCE:
Sceptre d'Isle- myrrh, powdery, LOVE it
Sharifa Asma- very strong rose fragrance
Jude the Obscure- grapefruit, Sauvignon Blanc wine, love it
my mystery purpley-red rose- Chrysler Imperial? Stephen's Big Purple? Firefighter?
Fragrant Cloud- amazing
Munstead Wood
Reine de Violettes- old rose scent?

ROSES I HAVE WITH NO FRAGRANCE OR ALMOST NONE:
Sweet Fragrance

ABSOLUTE FAVORITES IN MY GARDEN (HARD TO CHOOSE):
Young Lycidas- love this deep purpley color
Scepter d'Isle- so pretty and the smell
Grande Dame
Frederic Mistral- huge blooms, may not like strong heat
Jude the Obscure
James Galway- big, flat plate-like blooms

JAPANESE BEETLE MAGNETS:
Pope John Paul II

ROSES I CAN'T WAIT TO ADD:
Mary Magdalene
Ascot

ROSES I'M CONSIDERING BUYING:
Royal Wedding- blooms a lot
Lady Emma Hamilton (again)
Just Joey (another, stronger plant)
Evelyn- blooms a lot, good fragrance
Versigny
Abbaye de Cluny
Angel Face
Julia Child (always blooms, really stood out at Reynolda Gardens, not much scent)
Liv Tyler- blooms a lot, good vase life, may prefer alkaline clay, may outbloom Frederic Mistral
Elle
Old Port
Annie Laurie McDowell
Guinevere/Louisa Stone