New Roses for 2018

Woo I do apologise as I didn't know how many you had to do ...I know I added one fully open with 14 petals ...it's not a Nostalgia that's a better looking rose than mine

 

Woo I feel terrible now for asking as I feel like I've put you out...sorry mate

You've got the right plant and name as the first flower I counted 14 petals and to get the count right I've just clipped one off as it's flowering good now plus got spec's on and that counted 9 petals and hubby said that isn't right ...so clipped another that was 11 petals and he said the flowers have come off ...so I clipped another and that was 14 petals...a bit of cross words about the count as I was not cutting no more and ruining my plant

and now i'll

 

Woo the back rose tree which you may think is a Queen Elizabeth i'm sure you said but not 100% as grown quite tall in bud but not opened yet because for some reason it takes ages but i'll add pic's as it opens and thank you again for your help

 

Hello Woo...yes I am happy with the ID and already named my pic of it
Well if mine is a Queen Elizabeth the rose head is large and comes on just a long single stem but if heavy rain strikes the head droops for some reason

 

Hello @wiseowl finally my back rose is starting to get ready to open...how is yours going?

 

I've never been a particular fan of Roses and have never considered them for the garden. They are good for rabbits to eat so I did buy a pack of six mixed Roses online a couple of years ago with the intention of growing them through the wire of the runs so the buns could have a nibble. Not sure if it was me or the quality of the plants but most didn't take so after awhile I gave up. I wouldn't have bothered again and then Mr Woo sent me the Patio Rose and this has changed my opinion . I've also been looking at the threads on here relating to Roses. And, I'm wondering if I should have another go with the Roses.

I like the idea of a climbing Rose that will flower for a long time, be wildlife friendly, has a strong fragrance and will withstand salt and wind. Is there such a thing???

 

Lucius roses are gorgeous flowers and I found this link for plants for coast lines

Plants for coastal gardens and exposed sites

This one for roses.
The Best Rose Types For Coastal Gardening

 

This rose was supposed to be 'Waltz Time' which my daughter picked as it was a pretty purple on the box. Not sure what we've ended up with, but it's pretty and she's happy
Any ideas?