‘Gentle Hermione’ is particularly resistant to rain. This lovely, fragrant rose was named after the faithful wife of Leontes, King of Sicilia, and mother of Perdita in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale.
Frederick Sandys’ ‘Perdita’ (1866) with a cascade of pink roses in the background.
Barn House Garden 
Such a beautiful rose
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‘She’ is , Cathy – thanks to David Austen, one of the many really good modern bred to be all rounders and with an interesting name.
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A useful characteristic in the British climate.
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I recall watching Monty on Gardener’s World laboriously but lovingly unpeeling the constricted outer petals on partially opened rain-blown rose buds a few years ago and blesssing this rose for not requiring me to have to do that.
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