The hybrid tea proudly displays an enchanting perfect spiral emanating from the high and pointed center of the bloom gracefully, yet seductively, framed by a perpendicular entourage of five petals. OGRs seldom have the above form. OGRs enjoy a number of distinct forms that differ from hybrid teas. Good fresh stamens aid one to focus on simple pleasures of this form. There is not much grooming here that can be done.
Grooming hear is generally limited to plucking out stray stamens and pesky petaloids.
Either a single has quality, or it does not. Rosa Mundi would qualify here. Tight clusters of smaller blooms that visually form a single canopy of bloom. A modem example would be The Fairy . An OGR example would be the 1843 masterpiece by William Feast, Baltimore Belle .