Do you still get extra suckers from your Belle Sans Flatterie? If so, I'd be willing to pay for a rooted piece or pay for the shipping of a piece. The only place I've seen it for sale recently is the Vintage Roses local sale, but of course they no longer ship and I don't live anywhere close to driving distance to them.

The number of heritage roses available from nurseries in our area is also a small percentage of what was freely available 20 years ago but we are fortunate to still have nurseries that will custom bud these increasingly rare varieties - providing you can source budwood.
This is another way HMF is so invaluable.
Those members of the HMF community who list the roses growing in their own gardens help to create a picture of how scarce or abundant certain varieties are and a register of potential propagating material.
Could I ask all to consider using this feature to list the roses they grow?
If privacy is a concern, identifying information is not needed - many people use a nickname on HMF and restrict their location to a region, city or country.