You are a real blessing, an Angel of Roses!  I'll take your advice, and most seriously, but have just begun to consider what would work/look right on the arbor.  I have built four raised flower beds in a very formal arrangement, square, rectangle, rectangle and square, in a semi-rectangular arrangement., the fourth side is a tall hedge.  The arbor will go in an open area just outside the arragement, and must 'fit' into the overall scheme.  I'm looking for ever-bearing, strong stemmed, plants that will have a lot of blooms over a considerable growing period.  Color not too important, as long as it doesn't clash with the Creme Brulee and the Charles Albenals, that is, no pink for example.  Something 'dusty' sounds right.  I have a vision, but not any skill, sort of like my relation to classical music: I revel in it, but couldn't play a note.  Appreciation, but not production!

As an aside, I am beginning to think there is a lot of snake-oil marketing in roses; just make up something and sell it like hell!  Too many cute names, and too little information.  Since I was able to buy them two years in a row, I would expect more information to be available, so you may be right and the name has been changed 'to protect the innocent' .  My biggest worry is that I may have sunk some serious money in a plant that only flourishes in tropical swamps!  So far there is no evidence of fungus, mod, blight or insect problems.  The blooms are appreciated in the office, where they look great for about 36 hours, and provide a wonderful but mild scent.  But I have more in 24 hours, so I am greeted warmly just about every morning.

Regards,

Hubert 'Butch' Boyd