You're absolutely correct. It's "Gold Bunny", not "Golden Bunny". Sorry about the confusion. GB flowers early in Spring, and looks very prolific and has this very refreshing lemon scent that reminds me of Spring is here! Here's a better photo: (click to enlarge) Here is a link that might be useful:

They look so realistic, Ron! I had to do a double take to make sure they weren't! :) Tammy

Golden Celebration is a lovely picked flower - doesn't last as long as I'd like but as the shrub has gotten older, the stems and heads have drooped less and a mass of them in a vase is really quite lovely. My grandfather's favourite yellow and favourite rose for that matter was Speck's Yellow. And that picked very well. The other three that spring to mind are Michaelangelo (a paler yellow and as tough as) and Crocus Rose; the latter bears prolifically here and Happy Child which I don't grow but I believe is a good cutting rose with attractive foliage and has the bonus of a wonderful scent. Barb

What a wonderul garden you have Tricia so lush and GREEN, and it would be a wonderful haven to just sit and ponder. It would be magnificent when all your roses are blooming and those Clematis winding up the posts look terrific. So many beautiful plants everything very neat and tidy. Great Pics Tricia. A garden to be proud of well done to you both...Cheers..MM. Dear Jan, I often wonder and think of how you are going after your sad loss also. And I am sure Dorothy is still there in your garden looking down and thinking what a wonderful job you are still doing, so keep posting your pics, we all look forward to them..Cheers..MM.