Red-hot pokers! They are right next to a big shrub of Rosa mutabilis, which opens its single blossoms peachy orange, and then they age to pink. The color combo is a knock-out!
The David Austin rose "The Yeoman." Its scent is breathtaking - sometimes described as "myrrh-scented." It's hard to get now, but it has been used by breeders to create some of the most amazingly scented roses on the planet. Mine was grown from a slip cut from my mother's plant, which in turn was grown from a slip cut from my original plant in Seattle.
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Oh, I am ALL OVER that rose.
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