'Tournament of Roses' is a good one. Excellent repeat.

Livin' Easy or Easy Going (may get too yellow). Maybe the new Easy Does It.

"botticelli" by meilland

Touch of Class, Seashell, Esther Geldenhuys, or Pleasure.

Marmalade Skies is a bright salmon color and blooms like crazy. Healthy here in my zone 5 garden.

It may be a stretch to call Hot Cocoa a salmon but with it's different shades you could maybe say it was a salmon that had been in the fresh water for awhile on it's way upstream to spawn :-) Mine is a bit of a chamelion, opens somewhat orangish and then takes a reddish tone before fading to an almost salmonish pastel.

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I would call Sunset Celebration a salmon color.

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If you like Austins, Jubilee Celebration is a lovely salmon pink with a touch of yellow at the base. J&P used to be the only source you could get it at--I think that is still true.

I really like my JC.

Kate

Touch of class and Amelia renaissance for light to medium color and liv tyler and sweet promise(meilland 2007)for dark salmon color.I think of sonia as salmon colored too.Check out the thread 'id mystery rose'with lot of responses.The mystery rose of the post (most probably Camelot) could fit the bill.
Dana

The rose in my garden with the most pronounced true salmon color is the HT 'Nantucket'. I consider it a Kordes rose since it sported from an older Kordes introduction.

Here is a link that might be useful: Nantucket

Here is my HT Touch of Class, who normally isn't this flourescent coral, but usually a soft salmon. The cool weather has really changed the color of the roses!

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Do most people consider salmon to be synonymous with orange?

My favorite in this color range is 'Heaven on Earth'. It has wonderful, full, large blooms of varying shades of salmon and apricot-pink and a light tea fragrance. It is a very good bloomer here for me and very healthy in zone 4.

Celeste

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I don't know; this might be too orange and then too pink! But here's Country Life:

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Folklore! Very Salmony colored, I would say. The flowers are slow opening, are pretty firm and the petals stay together well, so it is a good cutting rose. Also bears them pretty abundantly on nice long stems. This is going to sound strange, but the smell is a classic HT smell without the pepperiness (pepper shaker) of it, if that makes any sense at all. And the bush is vigorous, leathery and tall. Doesn't get much disease in my no-spray garden.

http://helpmefind.com/plant/l.php?l=21.83327

Bill Warriner

Marmalade Skies

America

Westerland opens a bit orange, but fades to a salmon/yellow blend:

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I'll second two suggestions above, America and Folklore because both in my gardens are the more muted color of cooked salmon (rather that the brighter fresh salmon or lox color) and both hold their color well without going to pink.