Hey Natanya, you may get better responses posting in the "Roses" Forum instead of here in the Rose Gallery Forums, but I have a couple of recommendations :)

New Dawn is not bright pink, but is a great climber for beginners and is good up to zone 5b (which is good).

Blossomtime is a bit darker pink than New Dawn, but it is a sport of New Dawn so it has very good disease resistance and very pretty flowers.

Altissimo and Dortmund are beautiful red singles that are very disease resistant, and that red would POP on tan siding!

America is a salmon-pink rose that is very stunning, also good for your climate zone, very good disease resistance and have seen it in a neighbors yard, very very nice.

Some roses I have looked at before online but have to experience with are: Jasmina, Laguna, & Rosarium Uetersen.

You could do a whole lot more if you were willing to spray every 2 weeks for blackspot/mildew and such, but I think these could be a very good starting point for you :) I'm pretty sure all of these roses are good for your zone and can withstand your winters. Check out the Help Me Find Roses website and you can search for these roses and see pictures and read how tall they will get etc. Good luck!

Natalie

Here is a link that might be useful: Help Me Find Roses!

I have had great luck with the climber "Blaze," and have grown it up the front of two of the homes I have owned.

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If you can find it and are very brave, I would recommend Ramblin' Red. I'm a zone colder than you and this beast never even has tip burn from the cold or needs to be sprayed. The roses are a beautiful clear red and bloom in cycles throughout our season.

I say you should be brave because it is a monster - easily 12 - 14 feet tall and if it had a proper trellis would probably be bigger. I'm afraid to prune it - it might eat me! Anyway, a robin has built a nest in it this year, so I have a good excuse to stay away! :)