This is a cultivar I would consider acquiring.

If any U. S. growers are interested in sharing information and a possible trade, please let me know.

Thanks, Robert

My 'Ruby Ice' was planted out last year, but is pumping out dozens of little red-and-white blooms. Petal count has gone down a bit as our weather warmed up (it probably doesn't help that I haven't fertilized anything yet) but not dramatically.
There is no scent, true, but this excellent little rose is full of blooms that make good cut flowers if you can use their short stems and cluster-blooming to your advantage. It is quite thornless for me as well, always a plus with a Kordes rose.
This is only it's first real year so disease resistance may change, but so far it has been very disease resistant in an extremely rainy Northern Missouri spring/early summer.

Chamblees Roses has this little beauty here in the U.S., and so far I have to say it deserves to be more widely grown.