So far, my new baby About Face has had 2 blooms, with more to come. It is a beauty! So is my Easy Does It, just ethereally beautiful.

Look at Crazy Love and Westerland, both Kordes. South Africa (also Kordes) is a yellow on the more orange/golden spectrum. Molineux also sometimes has orange and apricot tints depending on the weather (not as disease resistant as the Kordes).

Fragrant Cloud is what I bought but good luck resisting the black spot issues.

I like orange roses, too! Not sure where in z6 you are, but how about a Buck rose? My absolute favorite is Prairie Sunrise that I grew no spray. Sadly, I lost it to RRD last year, but will be replacing it. It's not a big rose for a Buck rose; mine was a bit under 3 ft. at 3 yrs. It was healthy and able to come back from the polar vortex winter with very little cane damage. The blooms were exquisite, fragrant and full petaled.

I'm loving orange roses right now too! :-)

Don't have any flowers yet to show you as the plants are all babies. We ordered Hot Cocoa and Voodoo. Hot Cocoa is doing great. It has over 13 buds and one should open soon. On the other hand I think we may have to use the 1year guarantee on the baby Voodoo. :-(

My husband really wants Westerland and I have Lady Emma Hamilton on my list. Exciting! :-)

Fragrant Cloud is still my favorite orange...it's very much on the red side of the orange spectrum.

ILady Emma, Voodoo, Chris Evert and Tangerine Skies are all on my list of possibilities for next year.

Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

Westerland is healthy and grows well. But it is not really orange. Peach, coral to pink.

Pat austin - probably very similar to other orange austins.

Look into foxy lady from Palatine's. I do not have it, want it and have heard good things.

Gretahoney - I love Lady Emma Hamilton as well - such great color and awesome scent! New this spring. I love this color but, ironically, only started growing a few starting last year. The ones I really like so far:

-Lady of Shallott

-Crown Princess Margareta

-Versigny

I cannot find a pic of the first two right now but here are a couple of Versigny:

Ooh, I want some more orange roses and viewing these wonderful photos, so sharp and clear, showing perfection in the blooms. Of course, Dave, I still want Versigny, but alas, I have no room. And Blondie, those photos of About Face are something else. I love the darker center of the bloom, and the clarity of each petal in your photo. Do you have a fancy new camera? Kristine, your frilly Easy Does It makes me want to try growing this rose again. My first one had problems with dieback from the cold. Diane

One of my few orange roses, Abbaye de Cluny--it's a lovely rose, but I wish it would bloom more. However, Abbaye grows in a spot with too much shade, and that may be the problem.

Anna's Promise is in its second summer for me. Great repeat, nice fragrance. A little blackspot towards the bottom of the plant in my no-spray garden. Lovely dark foliage.

I am not one for orange...BUT, I have been eyeing Frida Kahlo. I just don't have the right spot for it. I think it would look lovely in a turquoise or deep emerald green pot... or in the garden with the turquoise/emerald green garden sculptures nearby. This counts as orange family right? Maybe someone else can take my idea of Frida Kahlo with turquoise/emerald green pottery and bring it to life in their own garden...

Currently available to order bare root from Regan's. :-) https://www.regannursery.com/rose/Rosa-Floribunda-Frida-Kahlo-New-2018

Cori Ann, you are a rose corrupter of old ladies. That Frida Kahlo is stupendous. Of course, one has to take a seller's photos with a grain of salt, but still that rose is something different, as was Kahlo. Diane

I just looked at Regan's photo you provided, and Frida looks more red and is described as red. What do you think? I love the orange and wouldn't want it in red. Diane

I don't know... a few other sites say shades of orange and yellow instead of red and yellow... orange is more Frida-Kahlo-ish though isn't it? Maybe it's one of those that changes colors often. If it is red it's definitely the coral/orange side of red in most photos.... I really wish I had a place for this rose!

Salita, Bright Fire, Wildfire, Impatient, Tropicana, and Prominent are all pretty decent in the orange groups. Fragrant Apricot and Carding Mill are also on the orange side, but more apricot along with Marilyn Monroe if you want to throw in some of the more pastel shades.

Emilien Guillot is probably my most purely orange rose:

A few more mainly orange roses I have (don't know about availability in the US though):

Notre Dame du Rosaire

Jef l'Artiste

Etrusca

I also love Lady Emma Hamilton by the way.

Wow Henrik, those are some phenomenal roses. Do they rebloom?

Henrik, those are beautiful! Two are available in the USA, as far as I know; Lady Emma Hamilton and Etrusca (RU). I wish Notre Dame du Rosaire was available here. Maybe it's a good thing for me that it isn't. My self-control is so much better around roses that are unavailable.

Oh henrik those blooms are gorgeous. Love that guillot!

I can't believe I forgot about this one! Probably because I have a mental block against the color orange so I deny that it's in the orange family... but it is! Peach Swirl. This is a must have rose for warm climates. I don't know how it would do in cooler climates, but here it has these magnificent, large, fragrant blooms with substantial petals and a very long vase life. It's unbelievable. Fragrance of baby powder and roses. The swirly stripes are mesmerizing! Perfect bloom form. Like a sculpture. No disease here and seems to be able to grow healthy, big blooms with little water! If you exhibit roses I would think this one would be a winner. I already have 2, but I'm greedily scouting out places for more.

Here are a few photos from May, June and July.

Kristine: Yes, they are all re-blooming roses. For some reason it says on HMF that Emilien Guillot only has "occasional repeat later in the season" but that is not correct. It really should say "blooms in flushes throughout the season" like it does on other re-bloomers...

Thank you Henrik. They are Incredible!

Cori Ann, a block against orange ? What? It just proves my theory that there is something for everybody. Personally, I like orange if it's swirled with pink or yellow kind of two-toned and Peach swirl is a very pretty rose . The orange rose that even Orange haters approve of. I like it too

Our new Voodoo didn't make it. :-( But Heirloom Roses was fantastic to work with and lived up to their guarantee quickly. We still have Voodoo on our orange wishlist.

I wanted to put a pretty pale yellow rose near some of the oranges we've chosen. We ordered Lemon Spice, but there was a mix up and we ended up with this one instead:

Working with Heirloom now to figured out what "little mix up"s real name is. I'd love to keep it if it will work in our zone. Little mix up is mostly watermelon pink, but has some yellow and an orangey cast in the center. Definitely not Lemon Spice. lol

Here it is next to Hot Cocoa:

Hot Cocoa is cooovered in buds and leaves, but these first flowers are smaller than I thought they'd be. I'm guessing when it's in a bigger pot and older this will change. I do love its very dark orange color... and that it has flowers at all this time of year.

Whatever your mix up rose is, it is beautiful

Thank you.

I think it could be Fragrant Hour? But I'm a newbie to roses and just guessing. As soon as we figure it out I'll share the verdict. :-)

So many great ideas and pictures in this thread! I am going to give Voodoo more thought. Does anyone grow it in a no-spray garden?

Does anyone grow any of Voodoo's offspring? Reading the Weeks 2018 catalog, it looks like it has been used in breeding quite a bit.

Easy Does It is just as much pink as Orange, fwiw. It's got a lot of what you're looking for, but I also have to say I do Not find it to be disease resistant in our zone!

I remember reading VooDoo was nicknamed 'Mr Clean' while it was being evaluated for release by Armstrong, so they must have thought very highly of its disease resistance (hence the name 'Aromiclea'). I don't grow it myself, but I think the colors are unique and wonderful, so seriously considering getting one.

I have so many great roses but right now my favorite has to be Easy Does It. The colors , the ruffled petsls, it's just a cool Rose. However I first planted three of them in the fall and this spring they were totally covered in black spot so one of them actually ended up being dust into the old dumpster. So I dug up the other to put them in a pot so I could really baby them and clean them up and even though they still get a touch of black spot and I'm constantly picking little leaves off they are really worth the effort it's got the prettiest orange pink colors

Henrik - those roses are gorgeous!!! I mean, they're utterly fabulous!!! Swoon!!!

I'm also loving Frieda and Versigny - oh wow!

Here is Parfum de Grasse....although so far it hasn't been that vigorous - was a bareroot last year.

Carol

Sun2shinie- the color reminds me of Heirloom's "Portlandia". Could it be that one?

Ooo! I like that one too. Portlandia is a similar pretty blend of pink and orange. However I think it has too many petals? This one also has what I'd describe as light or medium green foliage. Heirloom's website says Portlandia has 80+ petals and dark green leathery foliage.

Heirloom sent me another email a bit ago for more info to help identify the rose. Hopefully they will have an answer for us soon? :-)

We had an inch of rain here yesterday afternoon. The flower handled the storm very well. I'd say it just faded in color a bit around the edges.

It still smells wonderful too. I'm not detecting a scent to Hot Cocoa after the rain, but I can smell this one before I walk up to it.