A flexible grower which lends itself easily to training, and a remarkably fast rebloomer; Bantry Bay is another of McGredy modern climbers derived from New Dawn. Flowers are clear rose-pink, deepening with age, semi-double showing a dense boss of pink stamens, like those found in single Camellia flowers.

An offspring of New Dawn crossed with the excellent old Floribunda, Fashion, this modest upright grower produces many semidouble flowers of creamy white with yellow stamens, and a spicy apple scent.

This colorful sport of Aloha has the same very double, shapely blooms of its parent but in a blend of apricot yellow and salmon pink. Very fragrant, free-flowering and healthy.

Rather double flowers of modest size are brightly colored in orange-red and vermillion and blaze against the dark green, glossy foliage. In French, phare is a beacon or searchlight, an appropriate simile.