[From Growing Old-Fashioned Roses, by Trevor Nottle, p. 12:] Carolinae... The roses from Carolina... the only ones which enjoy growing in wet ground and in mild shade... distinct from other roses in that the autumn leaves can be very richly coloured in shades of scarlet, orange and gold.

These roses are said to be shade-tolerant:

'Alba Semi-Plena'
'Ballerina'
'Belle Poitevine'
'Blanc Double de Coubert'
'Complicata'
'Cornelia'
'Dart's Dash'
'Delicata'
'Golden Wings'
'Harison's Yellow'
'Lavender Dream'
'Marjorie Fair'
'Mozart'
'Pierette Pavement'
'Queen of Bourbons'
R. carolina
R. glauca