I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but check out Elle, a bushy hybrid tea. However, the pink is more of an apricot pink (with yellow at the base) some of the time. Other times, the color fades to a light pink with yellow at the base.

Do you know helpmefind.com ? Great place to find more info on just about any rose.

Kate

What about Love and Peace? Here is the page on Elle. Pretty too.

How about a David Austin rose? They have a more old fashioned bloom style on a good sized shrub. Princess Alexandra of Kent has definite creamy yellow tones blending into a medium pink. This rose is an excellent bloomer, too. Diane

Dream Come True sounds about right. It's a grandiflora; you might find floibundas more to your liking as they tend to be shrubbier (although Dream Come True is a well formed shrub, not to leggy). Some floris to consider: Sheila's Perfume, Rainbow Sorbet, Summer Fashion, Day Breaker, Garden Delight.

How about Granada? This one is often pink and yellow, but sometimes red and yellow, sometimes pink, red, orange and yellow! She is moody...

Anyway, she produces large flushes of long stemmed fragrant cut flowers that open slowly and last a long time in the vase for me so I like her. Repeat is very reliable and the bush is quite dense for a HT:

I have Sheila's Perfume. She smells great and has two looks. Sometimes (at least in my zone 10) she looks mostly yellow with just a tinge of pink on her outer leaves. Then at other times she has pink and yellow swirled to throughout the entire flower. And sometimes she has flowers that look just like the Granada above. This does not appear to be from temperature, because the flower combinations can be on the plant all at one time.

I have a Granada as well. I really like that color combination. Can you tell. But most of the time she looks like a bunch of sticks. Granada always has blackspot in my garden. Sometimes it is completely defoliated.In fact, I have had concerns it is going to die, since sometimes there doesn't seem to be enough leaves to make chlorophyll.

One thing reesepbuttercup and I don't have to worry about is blackspot. So that shouldn't be an issue for you, reese. Diane

And if we're on the subject of pink and yellow, Easter Basket is really nice. It's a everbloom Foribunda that is hardy to at least zone 6b. It's not as bright a yellow as Peace... The blooms start yellow, and as they open and are exposed to the sun the edges turn pink and the middle turns white.

As far a bushiness. It's a floribunda, so it bushes out more than a hybrid tea rose but not as much as a English rose would. But it's spread is only 4x4.

Check out Rose of Hope. I just got it this year from Chamblees, doing well so far.

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.65524.3&tab=1

Pink and yellow is one of my favorite combos so also interested in everyone's suggestions. Seems these bi-colors are quite changeable in their looks.
I have seen some gorgeous shots of Sheila's Perfume as named above. But owners don't rave about it much? Anyway here are some other names to peruse. I've only seen pictures of these.

Broadway
Delta Gold
French Perfume
Gypsy Curiosa
Heart O Gold
Hondo
Mardi Gras, florib
Mr Chips
Patchwork
Pink Lemonade
Princess Diana (did see in person, pastel loveliness)
Rainbow Sorbet

So many lovely suggestions, thank you. I looked up all of them and the only one that appears to be available right now is Shelia's Perfume at Heirloom. The description mentions a cherry red color I think, but many of the photos appear to be vivid pink which would be fine. I am worried though because my location get quite hot (106 is forecasted for this weekend) and is very sunny with strong sun. I'm on the fence. I'd like to plant something ASAP, but I want it to be right.

Chicago Peace is a beauty!!

Granada is such a gorgeous rose, love it. Sometimes my Sheila's Perfume is the perfect combination of pink and yellow

Granada also love love loves heat! My is planted in a sea of bricks reflecting all the sun and Summer here is 100-120 F, dry heat. No frying of flowers in Summer! ( But the flowers do open a lot faster in the heat)

Your Sheila's Perfume is exquisite, Sara, and what a photo!
FragranceN, I love your Granada, both blooms and the healthy looking plant. I had to go back for another look. I'm impressed at its toughness in the heat. That's something I need more of in my plants. Diane

Wow Sara-Ann. To die for.

Thank you, Diane and Iris!

Irisgal, I'm a Sheila's Garden grower who will rave about her! What a beauty! I admit I almost sp'd her after last season, the first year I planted it. I was getting small flowers of insipid color. But boy, am I glad I waited! This year I got large, dark green, glossy leaves, long thick stems, humongous buds that just grew and grew til they finally started to unfurl - into the most beautiful, long-lasting flowers with just lovely form. I think that the gorgeous, large blooms are really more hybrid tea-like than floribunda. I tend to get very long stems of big individual blossoms rather than sprays. I had two really nice blooms I brought to a recent show, and in my rush to prepare as many as possible I entered the slightly lesser of the two. She still got a blue ribbon, and could have easily won the floribunda class. The bloom I meant to enter ended up as the center flower of an arrangement I brought home, and it lasted a week looking fresh and beautiful. It's also very disease resistant in my highly blackspot-prone area. I can't rave enough about this rose, it's a keeper for me.

My late spring blooms were yellow with well-defined fushia pink edges. In the heat the deep pink tones will blend further into the center.

Oh, and those Granadas are lovely too!

Yes, Granada is gorgeous, but my impression is that she carries strong orange shades rather than pink and yellow.

Kate

Have you thought about Elegant Lady (otherwise known as Diana, Princess of Wales)? I don't really know anything about it other than that it is truly a beautiful pink/ivory/touch of yellow hybrid tea. Here's a link to some pics: Elegant Lady .

Kate

Seil, I just love that Watercolors rose. I may have to check that one out next year since it looks like some of my new purchases may not make it through our hot summer.