There are very few rose colors I don't like, but as much as I like lavender roses, I must admit that when my eye catches sight of a yellow rose, my heart lifts up in joy!

In my garden--

Berolina

See how cheerful Berolina is in a garden full of color! She is right in my line of vision when I look out my kitchen window.

Molineux--I enjoy some apricot hues in yellow roses also, but sometimes Molineux gives pure yellow blooms.

Well-Being--often has a thin outline of red around edge of newly opened blooms--quite charming.

Jeri Jennings--a pale yellow

The Pilgrim climber is a most delicate pale yellow/white.

Easter Basket usually opens with a blend of pale yellow/white, but takes on lots of pink hues as the blooms mature.

I'm stretching it a bit with Lady of Shalott, but sometimes--as in this pic--she shows a lot of yellows mixed in with her more usual apricots.

But I do like lavenders also--and reds--and light pinks, medium pinks, hot pinks, etc. And bi-colors and blends. . . .

Kate