I love my Sunsprite for its ability to hold the bloom & not fade to white. Added Julia Child this season and so far she's looking good. Another valued yellow is an Austin: Charlotte. I got her as a band years ago and she's a very well behaved & hardy yellow. I have a yellow Buck that doing very well but I'll be darned if I can remember which one it is.

I have Julia Child new to me this year as well and my blooms open all the way flat within a day or two and fade to pale yellow. I wish they would stay more yellow and not open all the way flat so quickly.

I have had good luck with Goldmarie and Golden Fairy Tale holding their color and holding up reasonably well.

I have a yellow Buck that doing very well but I'll be darned if I can remember which one it is.

Are you thinking of Prairie Harvest? That one is doing very well for me. It seems to hold blooms for a long time, and has very healthy foliage.

My "Plastic rose" is a work horse which often finds its' blooms offered as a "open" rose in my sharings. I have several plants. I don't like them but they work. The color is very nice. No scent = staying power. What scent it has is chemical.

My wife prefers Charlotte which is a nicer rose but does not get cut as often as it should.

F.L.
IAGL

Here is a link that might be useful: Mellow Yellow

Monkey Business.

Bright Delight.

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I love Shockwave because it holds its color and is a prolific bloomer. I also have Sunsprite which keeps its color. I am trying Julia Child but they do fade to a creamier yellow. New to my garden this year is Radiant Perfume which is a tea rose and it is a deep yellow that holds color beautifully.

Molineux

In several trials here old Lichtkönigin Lucia and Candlelight have done very well. Both are healthy and bloom until frost comes. Both handle different climates very well, like cold winter, rain and hot summers. Worth checking out if they do well in your area.

+1 on Lichtkonigin Lucia. Was going to recommend it also, but it might be a little too large for what you are looking for, hence why I said Molineux.

Julia Child does fade quite a bit after a couple days. I grow Prairie harvest, and it is A) not very yellow at all and B) the blooms blow very quickly.

I just can't say enough about Julia Child AND Strike It Rich....
:0) Phyl

I add another vote for Sunsprite. Mine is loaded with long lasting blooms and this is its first year! Molineaux, alas, died on me.

If you are willing to accept a rose like Julia Childs that fades to pale yellow, you might want to just start out with a pale yellow rose; Honey Bouquet. Although a Floribunda it blooms mostly one to a stem, and the color deepens in cool weather adding an overlay of apricot to it's yellow blooms. Northerners worry about cold hardiness, but in our hot zones many of us worry about heat hardiness. This rose is exceptional in that regard. Excellent bloom longevity on the bush and in the vase during even 100 degree days, with no shrinkage of size or lose of petals. {{gwi:296181}}

Another good pale yellow is 'Irish Hope,' which does not fade to white in my climate. Flowers are very beautiful-- full, ruffled, fragrant, and long-lasting. This rose has been highly resistant to blackspot in my garden. It is a tallish floribunda with dark foliage.

Graham Thomas

Eureka is fantastic, in my opinion. Mine is a standard but I imagine a shrub of it would be just as nice!
Kathy

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honey bouquet is excellent as well; compact, rich fragrance and near-perect form and grows well on own roots (floribunda)

Teasing Georgia has a mild yellow color, and it looks so oh so exquisite, and the fragrance of heavens. I'm going to get two for my arbor this year (hopefully!) as it is bred as climbers as well.

I have one...but its behind graham thomas bush, and completely hidden from view. Maybe I'll pull it out this year and give it a more prominent place..

Kathy, How big does the Eureka get? It looks fantastic...almost like my wild blue yonder in form, just a different color.

My Sixteen Candles rose this year has smaller flowers and the color is more like a brownish-peach on the ends of the petals. Not as pretty as the previous two years. the leaves still look very healthy. Has anyone else had this problem? and what to do?

Nacogdoches or Grandma's Yellow begins and ends bright yellow. It is healthy and vigorous, one of my top yellows - it is the brightest yellow by far. I also like Julia Child and Eureka.

I second Monkey Business!