While I am working through how to use this site, here are Kachler's listed varieties of R. x alba from Vol. II, pp.152-153:

À coeur vert
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59775.8
"à c o e u r v e r t; mit grünem Herzen, zeichnet sich durch ihre grünlichweissen Kronblätter aus, die einen völlig grünen Mittelpunct haben."
"With a green heart, characterised by its greenish-white petals, which have a completely green midpoint."

À feuilles de chanvre
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.18854.12
"à f e u i l l e s d e c h a n v r e; die hanfblätterige, mit glatten, dornenlosen Stämmen, mit unten weisslichen und wolligen Blättchen, mit weissen und gefüllten, beysammen oder in den Blattachseln stehenden Blumen, mit einfachen, länglichen Kelchblättchen."
"Hemp-leaved, with smooth, thornless stems, the leaves whiteish and woolly underneath, with white and filled [?}, or in the leaf axils, with simple, elongated calyxes."

Camellia blanc
HMF Listing: N/A, could not find for x alba
"C a m e l l i a b l a n c; weisse Kamellien Rose,"
"White camellia rose".

cannabinaefolia alba pleno
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.18854.12
"c a n n a b i n a e f o l i a a l b a p l. Hanfblätterige, weisse, gefüllte."
"Hemp-leaved, white, full."

carnea humilis
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.82143
"c a r n e a h u m i l i s, niedrige, fleischfarbige."
"Low, flesh-coloured."

coelestris flore niveo pleno
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59424.2
"c o e l e s t i s f l. n i v e o p l., deren äussere Kronblätter schneeweiss sind, und eine himmelblaue Färbung annehmen."
"Outer petals are snow-white, and take on a sky-blue colour."

Duchess d'Angoulème
HMF Listing: Unable to find a x alba variety.
No details, just the name.

Dorée
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.84677
"d o r é e, vorgoldete Rose."
"Gilded rose."

Elisa
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.26990
"E l i s a, fast wie La belle Aurore, von der sie eine Abart zu seyn scheint."
"Almost like La belle Aurore, of which it seems to be a variety."

flore pleno
HMF Listing: Could not pinpoint x alba.
"f l o r e p l e n o, weisse, gefüllte Rose."
"White, full rose."

grosse cuisse de nymphe
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.4071.30
"g r o s s e c u i s s e d e n y m p h e, fleischfarbig, sehr schön gefärbt."
"Flesh-coloured, very nicely coloured."

interius luride flavescens
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.90285
"i n t e r i u s l u r i d e f l a v e s c e n s, inwendig schmutziggelb."
"Dirty yellow on the inside."

la belle Aurore
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59286.7
"l a b e l l e A u r o r e, it mittelgrossen, regelmässigen, weiss-rosenrothen, ins Gelbe spielenden Blumen."
"Medium-sized, regular, white rose-red flowers played over with yellow."

la cocarde
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59421.1
"l a c o c a r d e, deren halbgefüllte Blumen theils weiss, theils rosenroth getuscht sind; Knospen rosenroth."
"Half-full flowers are partly white, partly rose-red; buds rose-red."

la fausse unique, or cuisse de nymphe en bouquets
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59411.3
"l a f a u s s e u n i q u e, o u c u i s s e d e n y m p h e e n b o u q u e t s, an der man Aehnlichkeit mit der einzig schönen Centifolie, R. unica gefunden hat."
"Has similarity with the beautiful Centifolia and Rosa unica."?

la petitée cuisse de nymphe
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.4071.25
"l a p e t i t é e c u i s s e d e n y m p h e, mit mittelgrossen, fleischfarbigen, regelmässig geformten Blumen."
"With medium-sized, flesh-coloured, regularly shaped flowers."

royale
HMF Listing: https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.59614.6
"r o y a l e, königliche Rose, mit sehr breiten, vollen, rosenroth-fleischfarbigen, wohlriechenden Blumen in Sträussen zu 5 bis 15."
"Royal rose, with very wide, full, rose-red coloured, fragrant flowers in clusters of 5 to 15."

Yesterday - July 16th - I gave each bush a tonic consisting of 3/4 Fish, 1/4 Great Big Roses, plus a few capfuls of Super Thrive. Watered well prior to application and then a bit of rain helped me out after application.

I'm starting to see some isolated cases of blackspot. Weather has been raining and conducive to BS. Need to spray - later today.

Unknown Pink Cutting-Don't remember where I got it or lost tag.

I am so glad I sprayed recently and put down some alfalfa tea for each and every bush. Why? Because in the last two days we received 1.5 inches of rain (mostly at night) and then 1.15 inches last night. With warm temps and all that moisture, the conditions are perfect for blackspot to take hold. So, thank God II sprayed some 3-4 days before all the moisture.

We are not quite halfway through July right now and already the rainfall has exceeded the entire monthly norm. That is very welcome, since the April-June rainfall was 46% below normal - a deficit of 4.87 inches. The paucity of rain has resulted in me doing a lot of watering, both the rose gardens and the lawn. Hopefully, that will lessen as we move forward. I don't mind watering the roses so much as it allows me to inspect each and every bush and assess how they are doing.

The Japanese Beetle battle continues. They are in full force right now but not quite as bad as I have seen several years ago. What is different this year is that they seem to be less selective in which bushes they are attracted to. Which means they have spread out to more bushes but not such high concentrations on their faves like Clouds of Glory, Touch of Class and Marijke Koopman. Speaking of ToC, I find it interesting that the beetles find the top foliage even more attractive than the bloom. Only on ToC though.

Lastly, I have not observed any midge damage this year. It looks like the Cyonara 9.7 treatment last fall really did the trick. Hallelujah!