Even at the end of the season in my no-spray central Texas garden when disease pressures are at their highest, the foliage of Plum Perfect is nearly spotless. Compare this photo to that of Lavender Crush (rated "excellent" for disease resistance on this site) which I also uploaded today, and you will get a sense of the pressures my plants face. Getting fragrance along with this level of disease resistance in some rose colors, unfortunately, seems to still be elusive.
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Even at the end of the season in my no-spray central Texas garden when disease pressures are at their highest, the foliage of Plum Perfect is nearly spotless. Compare this photo to that of Lavender Crush (rated "excellent" for disease resistance on this site) which I also uploaded today, and you will get a sense of the pressures my plants face. Getting fragrance along with this level of disease resistance in some rose colors, unfortunately, seems to still be elusive.