Standard Roses

A bargain Woo but, and I hate to be the bearer of this news, climbing sports like your Fragrant Cloud, (I have a climbing Wendy Cussins sport) rarely produce blooms for a second flush. The first one will however be a delight to your senses!
Maybe Hannah is on the right track, you'll have to make your own!
Here's my method;
OK I know we must not rob flora from our countryside but I look upon what I'm about to suggest as just 'tidying' the hedgerow.
On a stroll down a country lane, (late June is ideal) take note of the wild roses flowering in the hedgeside
Return to same spot in July with some Fragrant Cloud budwood and your tools
Select nice long stem of wild rose (it might be canina, multi flora or any species indigenous to your area)
Graft a few of your buds into said stem, bandage up and retire to enjoy the summer
In October, return to your hedge side handywork
Carefully remove (tidy up) them budded stem with a few roots, take it back to the owllery and plant it in the normal way
When I've done this myself I've always left more than I 'relocated' either by way of extra budding or by planting any unwanted roses from home.

Harmless surely?

Have a go my friend

 

Mine flowered from June to sept?

 

Going to put roses back in back garden then after moving others to the front woo??

 

I'm glad you found one.I had no luck at my end

 

I hope you're feeling better now Woo. Your rose looks healthy with some nice new shoots under way, we'll look forward to seeing flowers a bit later on.

 

Oh wow u found one! Was it a Parker's one?