Yes.

This may help get you started. It’s about 6 years old, and but a small sampling of what you want.

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/3840656/spray-free-roses-spreadsheet-kukielski#n=12

Do you not want a hybrid tea because you want a fuller looking shrub? If so, Sweet Spirit and Brindabella Purple Prince might work. They might not be in your ideal color range but are great garden plants with excellent resistance to blackspot.

I don't grow a lot of roses in that color scheme. I've heard good things about the David Austin rose 'The Lark Ascending' for disease resistance. Not sure if the color is what you're looking for though.

-Chris

I like Bordeaux cityscape. It's a Kordes rose and chamblees has it in stock. I've had good luck with Kordes roses in the past.

I've had issues with HTs in the past. Thin upright looking and few blooms. I want a shrub, not a cutting.

Kordes roses are known for their disease resistance, I grew a lot of them in zone 7 Maryland. A few can be found locally, I got most of mine online.

https://www.kordes.us/plants/tag/Red

https://www.kordes.us/plants/tag/Orange

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5930612/my-maryland-rose-garden-2020

https://www.helpmefind.com/rose/plants.php

I used to have 30 or so roses that I bought about 20 years ago. Had to get rid of most of them because of construction and then I had to take care of my sick wife. Now that my wife passed, I'm looking to get back into growing them. I'm amazed how much more expensive they are now. I used to get them for around $7. Now they're $25+. I expected some inflation, but not that much. Thanks for all the responses. A lot of good options to choose from.

We really need to know just where in Z7 you live. There are *at least* five different strains of BS, and depending on where you live, you could be fighting one, two...or all five. Something that is totally BS free for me could be a leafless mess for you, lol. With that said, you should take a look at the roses bred by Ping Lim. I have several of his, and most are way above average in disease resistance. My favorite is Kashmir, which is everything Red Knockout WISHES it were (EDIT: other than its lack of fragrance. Very little, unfortunately, otherwise nearly prefect in my garden). Ping has several in the red/orange/yellow range. Here's a link to his roses on HMF:

Roses by Ping Lim

Here's his website (but he stays sold out more than not!):

Ping's website

Another edit, lol. The rose 'At Last' isn't a Lim rose, but it's one of, if not the most, BS resistant oranges I grow. 'Easy Does It' is another good one. Again, all of these are suggested with the caveat that your BS strains may be different than mine!

If you’re into floribundas then Sexy Rexy and Sparkle and Shine are excellent for me with disease resistance and nonstop bloom. Princess Elise and Olivia Rose Austin are great as well.

You can get a few Easy Elegance roses from Amazon including Kashmir. I can’t find them anywhere locally in the south. Livin’ Easy is also very healthy.

I ordered the following from chamblees...

Roxanne Veranda

Bordeaux Citiscape

Fiji Eleganza

Mango Veranda

Gypsy Soul Eleganza

Red Eden

All 1 gallon. I assume they're own root. Chambless used to only sell own root and one gallon pots are almost always own root.

I live in Maryland. I'll look at Ping's roses.

Spent the weekend enlarging a garden for them

That's going to be beautiful. Good luck with them. Another red with good disease resistance you might like is Munstead Wood.

I ordered a Kashmir from Amazon. There's always room for 1 more. Going to arrive friday. Too cold to plant. Guess I'll put it outside in the sun during the day and put it in garage at night until April. I have to stop buying roses.

I grew livin easy maybe 20 years ago. It was a decent bloomer, but it got BS. I think I had it in a spot that only got about 4 hours of afternoon sun, so far from an ideal location.