Prairie Harvest.

Other yellows that have been blackspot resistant for me are Carefree Sunshine and Irish Hope. For an apricot climber, Papi Delbard or maybe Teasing Georgia.

These needed regular spraying in my garden: Tamora, LE/EG, Sunsprite.

Some of the old tea roses could meet your requirements, but I'm not able to speak to that.

I forgot Winter Sunset, resistant and prolific, but some growers are disappointed by the way the flowers blow out and bleach.

Thanks for recommending Irish Hope, what a pretty rose!

Any thoughts on Crepuscule as a climber in our area?

Thanks!

Spraying for blackspot in this area really isn't a big deal. I get out the sprayer every other week, give everyone a dose of Banner Max, and I'm good. The roses are happy. My garden looks presentable.

I wish my Austins were bigger so you could see them in person (actually, I wish they were bigger so I could see them.) That garden here is still in the works, and the plants are in pots. Tamora is one of my very favorite Austins (the scent!!) I have seen it in other gardens and loved it. Abraham Darby is also really nice around here ... fungicide required, IMO.

Crepuscule is FABULOUS! She's on my fence blooming her little head off right now. So is Buff Beauty (a similar, but paler, color).

You really SHOULD come visit to see some of these in person. Northern Virgina traffic sucks, but the roses are worth the trip. (Had a visitor last weekend come down from Baltimore.)

Connie

'Crepuscule' has done well here against a southwest wall, but temperatures haven't fallen below 5 since it was planted. (This is not my rose but the only tea-noisette I know of in town.)

'Irish Hope' is a very pretty rose, somewhat fragrant, and the plant resists West Coast diseases as well as blackspot. I don't understand why it isn't more widely grown. One odd thing about it, the green canes normally turn blackish over winter--don't take these out without checking first for green inner bark and clean pith.

Connie, where are you exactly? I am pretty far south west of D.C. in Haymarket (near Nissan Pavilion). I would love to make the trip sometime, that is a very generous offer.

I'm in Stafford County, just north of Fredericksburg. From Haymarket, you can take Rt. 29 to 17 and you'll be here in less than an hour.

Connie

Here is my experience with your list of roses:
Livin' Easy -not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate

Easy Going-not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate

Petticoat Fairy Tale - didn't grow this one.

Sunsprite -not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate
Tamora (Austin) - not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate

Crocus Rose (Austin)- not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate
Crown Princess Margareta (Austin) - not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate

Maigold (Kordes) - for climbing - don't know this one

Prairie Sunrise (Buck) -not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate

Winter Sunset (Buck) - better resistance, will keep 30-50% its leaves

Prairie Harvest (Buck) -better resistance, will keep 30-50% its leaves

Good yellow here is Carefree Sunshine (some BS, but not too much)
Crepuscule didn't survive in my garden due to winter dieback

Arethusa (china ) is apricot colored, quite resistant and has very little dieback in my garden

Quadra is very resistant red climber

Aloha Hawaii climber has very decent resistance around here

Olga

My experiences with the below are the same as Olga's. The one thing I'll add is that Crocus Rose will recover much faster than most roses that I've grown.

Crocus Rose (Austin)- not resistant w/o spraying here, will defoliate
Winter Sunset (Buck) - better resistance, will keep 30-50% its leaves

Winter Sunset was a spare bloomer in my no caustic spraygarden, but it survived in less than optimal sun.
Easy Going, same as above.
Living Easy, more beautiful blooms, loses one third of leaves in the summer but leafs aback out with a spray of fish emulsion and recovers beautifully in the fall.
Bonica, blooms non stop despite black spot.
Golden Showers, good spring and fall flush, sporatic in summer.
Lady Banksia, no bs. Prolific blooms.
New Dawn, minimum bs, prolific blooms.
Fourth of July, little bs,
Betty Boop, little bs, one bloom can make the shrub worthwhile
Champlain, always has a few flowers, little bs.
The Fairy, gets a bit of bs. Doesn't care, just keeps on blooming.
Red and pink Flower Carpet, little bs, flowers nonstop.
Apple Blossom pink and whit Flower Carpet, little bs.
Baby Love, J B magnet, some bs.
Julia Child, blooms in huge flushes, little bs
Hot Cocoa, nonstop bloom, little bs
Lady Elsie Mae, nonstop bloom, little bs
Knockouts-great!

I like rad rose and always any time and any way i prefers red rose.

Here's a list of roses that have done well for me without spraying...

The entire knockout family
New Dawn
Dublin Bay
Madame Alfred Carriere (sp?)