Shades of yellow spring to mind as suitable especially for the dark foliage and berries later. I should think pink and red are out. Are you looking for a tea rose or a floribunda perhaps?
There are a couple of lovely soft yellows tinged with apricot but names escape at the moment!

I too Angie am looking for 1 more scented rose.

Just not sure what to choose from.

Good Luck

Iceberg?

I saw 'Pat Austin' at an open garden recently - a wonderful amber and gold. She might be a candidate.

Shepherdess - Wollerton Old Hall - Grace - Pat Austin - Port Sunlight lots of colours will go with or shine up against your Trapaeolum. If you go on, think it is www.classicroses.co.uk website, there is a colour chart for clicking on which you might find useful in helping you decide which colour rose. I found that very useful, you do not have to buy from there just compare colours etc. good luck :O)

I would suggest a HARRY WHEATCROFT rose, it's also fragrant.

Thanks for all your wonderful suggestions. I had though the yrllow/apricot /orange tones too but wasn't quite sure. I'm glad that most of you confirmed my thoughts. I'll keep you all posted on which one I choose.

I would choose Wollerton Old Hall. Lovely scent, creamy colour with apricot centre.

At Chelsea this year one of the plants that stood out for me was a rich golden yellow rose called Victoria Pendleton. I don't normally go for roses and not normally yellows either but this one just glowed .

Well folks, armed with all the info I gleaned from the net on your suggestions, off I trotted to the GC this afternoon.
I had Grace and Wollerton Old Hall at the top of the list.
I took a huge chunk of the Tropaeolum flowers with me and boy I'm glad I did - how different each and every rose looked next too it.
What did I settle for?........R. The Lark Ascending. Whilst most of the others looked good - The Lark Ascending looked best and I fell for the flower shape, which is quite different to all the others I have. It's not terribly fragrant but where it's to be planted, I doubt that it would matter too much anyway.
Thanks to you all for pointing me in the right direction of lemons/apricots - what a clever bunch. The orange/red of the Tropaeolum clashed with almost everything else.

Just had a google - very nice. :-))

Isn't it Spritz - its sitting in the back garden still and I can't keep staring at it. I don't think a plant has had that effect on my for a while!

Thats a beautiful rose, you will enjoy seeing that grow into a lovely display in a couple of years if not sooner. :O)

What a wonderful name for a rose! Its one of my favourite pieces of music and the other day I discovered it was a poem too. It will look great with you Tropaeolums.

I am gonna have to get a bigger garden. Every time someone makes a suggestion on this site, I google is and then just want want want. Lovely choice, I have never seen that rose before, but it is now on the list.

I certainly hope so Oliveoil :)
Stera - I am not familiar with the music, I will look it up.
Nannijii - that's the trouble - our eyes are bigger than our gardens ;)

Do, Scottish. Its by Vaughan Williams and imitates the sound of a lark going ever higher until its almost out of hearing.

I love that expression Scottish , I am definitely going to use it!!!

A lovely piece of music Stera - I don't generally listen to classical but thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for pointing me in it's direction.
Nannijii - it's a good one to use :)

So glad you enjoyed it Scottish.