My name is Jean Baker, and I am President of Lakeshore Garden Masters. We are the caretakers of a small garden in Muskegon, Michigan. Our garden, the Monet Garden of Muskegon, is a miniature version of the real Monet in France. We have many flowers and shrubs, which are the same varieties that are in the real Monet. We have a pond with a blue bridge and a path with metal archways. Our garden recently received the Keep Michigan Beautiful award for 2018 and was listed as a Marvel of Muskegon by our local paper. I am writing you because this garden is almost 19 years old and we are renovating the structures and some of the plantings. Some of our climbing roses need to be replaced due to disease and lack of vigor. It may be that we did not do the proper pruning and the older varieties we planted were susceptible to disease. We would like to get 4 new climbing roses - 2 in pink and 2 in red - and we were wondering if you could give us some advice about ones to plant. The area gets sun most of the day and is watered. The soil is rich and the other perennials in the garden are growing well. We would like varieties that flower more than once a season. Any advice you could give us would be highly appreciated.