I have a few of these in the yellow/orange range that work well for me and am near you geographically. Joseph's Coat would be nice since it changes color as it opens, with yellows oranges, and red tones fading as it opens. Pretty with a spicy scent, gets big if it has the space, but you can train it if you get the canes when they are thin. Once the get thicker, they only want to go UP, topping out at about 8 feet in my garden. Blooms don't last long, but I love it anyway cause it does repeat throughout the summer (2 - 3 bloom cycles). Westerland is more narrow and more orange, I've only had it for 2 seasons and moved it once so I can't give you the long term prognosis yet, but it's pretty. Blooms also don't last long, but I wanted a change from pinks so it gives me a splash of orange from time to time. Golden Showers is vigorous and the size you want, blooms yellow and just barely double blooms that last only 2 - 3 days. I removed mine but a friend of mine loves hers. Matter of taste. Renae is a beautiful light pink but gets HUGE, so don't think you want that, I took mine out since it was eating my house. Stay away from the New Dawns and derivatives since they will also get too huge for your space and have deadly thorns, I've removed 5 of them cause they hurt me. Eden is nice, white with pink edged blooms, but mine was not very vigorous - only one cane after 5 years? Buh bye. Removed it. Antike 89 has beautiful full blooms that last a long time, white with red edge, not that fragrant but gorgeous and cut well, it can be trained as a shorter climber. I have 2 of them and one is in 1/2 shade and is still growing new canes every year. Tough cookie. It is spiny/thorny but will blend well with the reds you have. This year I hard pruned the one in the sunnier spot since it was getting too tall to see the blooms, it came back well and is now about 5' tall - so it prunes well and can be trained/pruned to be a tall shrub if that is what you want. I have no experience with Nehama, looks pretty though. I have the regular Tiffany (they have the climber), it's pretty but not that vigorous (only a few blooms a year...might just have to get rid of it if it doesn't shape up). I don't know the location you have, but of the ones I see, Antike 89 and Joseph's Coat would be my picks if I had to do it again with what I now know from experience. They are vigorous, will recover from pruning to keep in the shape you want, and re-bloom well. Good luck

Hair spray actually used to be dangerous. The propellant used was vinyl chloride. It was hardest on barbers and hairdressers since they were around it all the time. The danger was a significantly increased risk of liver cancer. I think the show I watched was called the Chemical Revolution. There was also something in maybe the hair dye?? that caused a surprisingly high rate of bladder cancer in hairdressers. (Obviously this is not a commonly occurring cancer.) Here is a link that might be useful: PBS link about Hair Spray Propellant

thank you A w! I think that's it!

The picture looks like an aerial view of a patio area. The dog is jumping from a cushion and the pic was taken when he was midair.