Available from - Peter Beales Roses, UK
https://www.classicroses.co.uk/

Posted over a year ago about how I love this rose and I am going to back this up/comment again: today I cut a gorgeous bouquet of roses, so many varieties, love the taught and energetic first bloom in 6a.......................MOJAVE, MARMALADE and HOOVER were in that bouquet and once IN there, they looked the same.................now Mojave has no fragrance and a deeper color, and all 3 could have used another row of petals and so on.................here is what I find fascinating: these 3 are ALL 20+ years apart, Hoover is 1930, Mojave 1954 and Marmalade 1977........................HOOVER is considered the Pernetiana! MOJAVE won AARS! Marmalade was actually a FAIL....................they are all GOOD roses. They are all EAGER growers. But in my yard, in that vase even, looking at them it would be almost a sommelier test to have someone blindly arrange them by year! Because MOJAVE comes across like the 1930, Marmalade the 1954 and HOOVER the 1977.....................HOOVER is the most reliable, grows beyond strong, is not particularly disease prone per the bell curve in 6a.......if anyone were to ask me "What rose do you think is the most UNDER-RATED" I think I would say PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. Because it is a really GOOD rose, trumps its peer Talisman in health by leaps and bounds................why Helen Traubel (not even fragrant) was such a sensation (similar colors-ish) or MOJAVE such a sensation??? No answer! Hoover is a really GOOD rose!