Amour d’ Molene- this has to be one of the healthiest, easy going roses around

Caribbean Breeze-this one is questionable if it should be placed here but in all honesty most of my orange/coral roses are chosen for what the glorious peachy color they fade to

Tropicana-the little pop of color off to the side

Love this color and one of my favorites is Easy Does It

Hot Cocoa

Rocket Farms grocery store mini, going on 5 years old. She has many color phases, this is the deepest.

(Margarita Bop penstemon in background.)

Lady of Shalott

Alfred Sisley

Foxy Lady

Crazy Love with beautiful blooms, but lots of late season blackspot.

At Last

Dreams Come True

Volcano

Goldflame

PCdM

Moonlight in Paris

Amour de Mouline

Strike it Rich

AL

Peach Swirl

South Africa

Sweet Mademoiselle

Abraham Darby

part 1:

Veldfire

Milva

Sedona

South Africa

Pat Austin

Orange Splash

Orange Sensation

Marina

part 2:

Burst of Joy

Marmalade Skies

Just Joey

Gingersnap

Flora Danica

Brass Band

Estelle

I have a few orange colored roses that I like a lot.

The miniflora, Mango Blush.

HT--- Sunstruck

HT--- Ring of Fire

Floribunda---Charisma

Polyantha---Orange Morsdag

HT---Voodoo

HT---Zack Nobles

@Ken Wilkenson, I have 'Orange Mothersday', too -- love it!

Here are three more from my garden:

'Comtesse du Cayla', which for some time (since edited) was described as growing to something like 4' on HMF. Mine goes to at least 9'+ in height every year and is wider than that -- she's one hefty China! Just finished filling most of a large green bin after "trimming" her back a tad today. Here is a first flush in April:

Three views of "Marlowe Soft Orange", whose bloom is "like" 'Talisman' (gold reverses), but it is not 'Talisman'). The bush is nothing to write home about (chronically leggy and sparsely foliated), but, oh, those flowers -- one of my favorites to cut:

Finally, 'Geranium Red', the deepest orange-red, with a heavy scent that really is something like old rose with a geranium note. Not the strongest grower, but each bloom is a treat:

I forgot Ann Vanderlove!

and Good as Gold

Beautiful roses everybody!

Here's my orange batch:

CARY GRANT

COURTOISE

DORIS TYSTERMAN

EASY DOES IT

GINGERSNAP

HEARTBEAT

OCTOBERFEST

ORANGE ROMANTICA

ROSEMARY HARKNESS

SURREAL

Beth, you might remember that my Milva is from you... what a wonderful rose!

Must include 'Gruss an Coburg' here, another favorite for cutting:

And here's my coral batch:

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

DR DICK

GINGER

KISS ME

MARIE CAROLINE

PICNIC

POLYNESIAN SUNSET

SANDRINGHAM CENTENARY

SEDONA

WAIHEKE

Oh my goodness, such orange gloriousness!!!

I don’t post much but really enjoy the color threads. Chic is a coral-pink according to HMF so I’m adding it here.

HighDesert. that is a very pretty color on Chic!

Easy Does It, Abbaye de Cluny, Disneyland

Douglas Gandy

Disneyland

Livin Easy and my cat Tuna

Sedona

Ah Susan, my MILVA didn't bloom last yr. Or if it did, I didn't get any pics...

Some of my orange/coral roses.

Lady of the Mist

Honeysweet

Garden Delight

Happy Chappy

Autumn

Roman Holiday

Pink Petticoat

Iris Webb

Rock Star

Dominic Sunset

Sweet Mademoiselle

Easy Does It

Westerland

Hot Cocoa

This is odd: Houzz does all kinds of funny things, but this is a first for me. I posted a comment yesterday on the “peach” thread, and it posted fine. But now it won’t let me post to that thread anymore. If I click on the comment box, it takes me back to the Houzz home page. So I’m posting on here to correct the post with my picture. I got the name wrong- my picture was Star of the Republic. NOT Spirit of the Republic. And yes, it is a Mike Shoup rose and a very nice one in my garden.

JC

Boscobel

JC again

Peach Swirl

Pat Austin

LoS

CPM

Not many choices in this color palette for my zone 3a, but Olds College is fantastic:

There I was, looking for yellow roses, and found I had neglected one of the most striking orange roses of all, 'Etoile de Feu'!

Ooh, I like that one catspa! I’ve never heard of it, any details?

@oursteelers 8B PNW 'Etoile de Feu' is a Pernetiana dating from 1921 that I got from Vintage. It grows well on its own roots, with moderate vigor (4' tall, 3' wide). Being a Pernetiana, it is very susceptible to blackspot, but that isn't much of an issue here. Good bloomer that tolerates heat very well and every bloom is such a charming melange of subtle, warm tones and substance. I've had it a long time and it is wonderful. HMF listing -- I checked RVR, but they seem to have lost theirs, though Burlington and Greenmantle are also listed as vendors. Too good a variety to lose -- I guess I'll try to root a back-up this year.

Blackspot is a problem here but I still might give it a try.

Reminiscent Coral

Cinco De Mayo

Jolie Veranda

Compassion

Borderer

Coral Dawn

Comtesse de Provence

Rosy Mantle

This colour has So.grown on me! I think I'd grow.them all if I could. Too had, though as I just ordered Well Being and read it black spots! 😣

Double Ambre is not mine yet...

I wish more places would carry Jalbert roses. If I could buy this rose , photos would be plastered all over Roses Forum.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw5q-XLScLs

@berrypiez6b - Jackson & Perkins is selling Double Ambre this year. I’m very excited for this one, too. I missed out on getting it last year from All My Thyme and they’re not selling it this year. Chamblees appears to be carrying it as well but I won’t order from them ever again after what happened last year.

https://www.jacksonandperkins.com/double-ambre-floribunda-rose/p/29660/

Dave5bWY THANKS ! last year I saw Double Ambre at All My Thyme too and didn't know what i was looking at.

I've never bought from Jackson & Perkins , gotta check them out .

That's disappointing, J & P's Double Ambre is grafted, I need own root.

Well, it won't be the first rose I had to wait a long time for.

Berry, could you get Double Ambre grafted, take cuttings from it and then toss the grafted one?

oursteelers it's a thought... my history of propagating roses has been 99 % success at failing. One rose start made it long enough for me to move and killed it.

i'm considering just buying Double Ambre and figuring out the details later.

This was a severely cold Winter my garden was not very well prepared for. Last year was no where near as cold and Eden died back to the ground. I'm glad it was own root , over the Summer Eden grew back taller than before. I just can't out smart these roses, they do what they want in spite my efforts.

This might not be the thread on which to ask, but have folks had experience with Sundowner? (Certified is selling as bareroot bagged plants at our box store right now.)

Philip

I have bought those Certified body bags five times--not ONE was correctly labeled.

You will get a Certified Rose, so you can go on the website and figure out what it is, but it's never what it's labeled.

So you're kind of playing roulette even if it is something you wanted

Carla in Sac

RSM J5 (aka "Prairie Magic") by Henry Marshall, 1973. This is an Agriculture Canada hybrid, bred from 'Hazeldean' and a proprietary hybrid involving a lot of R. arkansana in its pedigree. RSM J5 was never commercially released. It flowers copiously for about 4 weeks in very early spring. In fact, its often the first rose to bloom here. It's "fruit salad" coloring is reminiscent of some of the "orange" Teas.

This is a very healthy shrub (no disease whatsoever), and never once suffered any freeze damage, not even in 2015 when temps went to MINUS 10F for over a week.

@phillipatx In the case of Certified Roses, odds are extremely high that the rose you buy will have one or more viruses, and the odds are also very high that you will not get the rose represented by the label. They are notorious for these two issues.

There's a reason these are the cheapest roses on the market.

I can't believe all the secret beauties you have Paul. I think the northern climes especially would have loved that hardy orange rose. 4 weeks was about how long Summer was anyway in Alaska.

@Sheila Funny thing is - I cannot remember who I got RSM J5 from. It might have come from Gregg Lowery, but I'm not sure. It's one of my favorite "oddball" roses.

Sad that it's not sold anywhere here in the US. I've never tried to propagate it - maybe it's easy? (I doubt that)

I think Hazeldean is very difficult to root. That one (which I have) is impossible to find too in the US, so another reason to miss Vintage roses, and Pickering etc. I think Canada got funding cutbacks too in their rose breeding research stations.

I saw some ugly roses in Alaska where HTs were overwintered in pots and it was all really pathetic, when they could have been growing hardy roses outside in the ground. They were a trick to find.

I like Prairie Magic.

Have to include the Buck , Honeysweet.