I have Country Dancer, Hi Neighbor and Quietness, but haven't had them long enough to know how well they do.
I bought Quietness fall 2011, Country Dancer spring this year and Hi Neighbor recently.

Buck roses grow great in Texas. I tried quite a few of them in my earlier rose growing days. Finally I settled on three favorites, Prairie Sunrise, Quietness, and Prairie Harvest. These three are fully double (lots of little petals toward the center) disease resistant, bloom a lot, and the first two are fragrant. Prairie Sunrise is not only my favorite Buck rose, but pretty much my favorite rose. One grower called it the rose of the century. I don't know why Chamblees doesn't carry it, but you can buy it from Roses Unlimited. They carry several Buck roses and send out very nice plants.

I also kept Wanderin' Wind. It is very tall bush, almost like a short climber and is very healthy foliage wise. It puts on a big show in the spring and always has a few roses on it through the summer. It has a beautiful form, but not much fragrance. It is serving to 'clothe' the David statue right now.

I was very picky back in my early rose growing days and if a rose didn't please me the first season I gave it away. I remember Winter Sunset was pretty and healthy, but faded and blew too quickly for my tastes, ditto Golden Unicorn. Aunt Honey is a very pretty rose, but black spotted for me. I never grew it, but Country Dancer has a lot of rave reviews.

You can look them all up on HelpMeFind and see what people say about them. I contributed photos of Prairie Sunrise and Prairie Harvest. I should put my David clothed Wanderin' Wind photo on there. I think I put a photo of the flower though.

Here is a link that might be useful: Prairie Sunrise on HelpMeFind ...

Oh I see I already put the Wanderin' Wind with David photo on HelpMeFind.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wanderin' Wind with David ...