This rose is a beast. It is the most vigorous plant in my garden. I had multiple deer attacks over last year, and this rose barely noticed. It has come out with a vengeance this spring and has been loaded with blooms. It reminds me of Belinda's Dream regarding the ease of growing it. I don't notice a ton of fragrance, but that isn't a knock against it. I have also gotten both singles and sprays this spring. The only negative is it's hard to get a perfectly unblemished bloom as moisture does tend to cause a little browning of the edges, but nothing severe. It also makes a good cut flower and lasts and above-average time in a vase. An A+ rose for sure.

My Pinkerbelle is a great garden rose (planted April 2021, own root, zone 5b Chicagoland) which grows vigorously and blooms profusely. It's free of disease but I do spray every 10-14 days. BUT (and didn't you just know a "but" was coming?) the bloom is extremely delicate and does not deal with the elements very well - namely rain and/or overnight dew. The blooms will spot from moisture which can essentially destroy a very attractive bloom.

If you live in a fairly dry climate and want a great HT grower/bloomer with an attractive white bloom with pink edging this would be one rose you should check out