Mine is coming from Edmunds so its prob on Huey as well. There are a few nurseries near me that I can find roses some roses on Fort., most are on DH. I have been able to find Abe Darby, PJPll, & Angel Face on fort. One nursery had Distant Drums and maybe 5 other varieties on fort. I alredy have 3 DD so I passed on that. Otherwise, I have to mail order stuff on fort. and its seems like an arduous process with emailing back n forth to see if they have it in stock, waiting, and then what you want is out of stock blah blah. I like online nurseries that show if something is 'in stock' and where you can just put it in your virtual cart and check out LoL! QoE sounds like it will be okay here on DH. North Fl doesnt have as severe of a nematode issue as Central and S FL.

Lovely, Hoang. You have a gorgeous Queen of Elegance. Mine was a substitute for Scentuous that died in the bucket of water. I think it worked out for the best. There's something a little different in Queen's color. It has a slightly duskiness you don't notice right away that separates it from other medium pink roses.

@strawchicago z5 I didn’t notice any fragrance mostly because the flowers has already opened for a few days. I’ll report back when more buds open up. However I picked up one Life of the Party last night. One flower opened this morning and it was noticably very fragrant with only one flower.

@noseometer...(7A, SZ10, Albuquerque), I am in ABQ also, nearish the foothills, and I have QoE second year and it does really well if you can give it a little shade. I originally had it in full sun and it blew pretty quickly in summer but it's such a pretty rose that its worth it IMO. If it were paint, it would be a Farrow and Ball color. I did move it to where it gets periodic shade but I'd probably still grow it if all I had was full sun, it's just such a beautiful color, like a rose on an antique postcard. Right now my plant has 5 fat buds ready to open and the open flowers are definitly lasting longer in the cooler weather.