I have had Moonstone for 2 years and just love the beautiful shape and color, however, I don't have many blooms. I do feed it a name brand rose food and it is in full sun with mulch. What else can I do?

ARS and CRL list this as a white rose (W) with pink blend (PB) the suggested color. The opposite as it is listed here...

This is truly one of the great roses of all time whether you are growing it for exhibition or just for your own personal garden pleasure as it is super easy to grow. It is vigorous growing with super healthy foliage, but the most exciting aspect of this rose are it's large porcelain-like white/pink-edged blooms that continuously arrive all season long. Outside temperature has little affect on the bush or flower, and it is very winter hardy. This is one of the first plants to break dormancy and bloom in the spring and one of the last to shut down for the winter. If it is to be faulted, it could use more fragrance, though what I detect from my bushes flowers is a definite light sweet aroma that gets stronger when cut for the vase and taken inside the house. The flowers have a lot of petal substance and last for two weeks on the bush or in the vase when conditioned properly. If you are a serious rose grower, you definitely must get this rose.

Without a doubt the best Hybrid Tea rose I own. Hardy, Healthy, Vigorous, and Beautiful. Now if I can just get it to pass these qualities along.