I would eliminate teasing Georgia. :/. It's my favorite rose but it does have an apricot mood to it and gold as well . I can't find many photos .. but here's two that show that .

Also it isn't perfect in the black spot dept

My teaching Georgia is mostly yellow with slight apricot tint depending on the season.

I'm getting Berolina this spring. It's supposed to have a zone 5 rating and great fragrance. It's a lovely yellow. I don't know much else about it. :)

Carol

The Pilgrim and Happy Child are the only DA’s I grow that do not have apricot tones. Happy Child’s “replacement”, The Poet’s Wife”, is another but I do not grow her yet. I hear she does well as far as BS resistance. Teasing Georgia, Golden Celebration, Jude the Obscure, Charles Darwin, and Molineux are other DA yellows I grow but have some degree of apricot shading at times. TG is a favorite of mine and does better than the others as far as BS resistance for me.

Well, I'm going to suggest some varieties that you may not be able to get until next year. Why? Because many of the bare root suppliers have stopped taking orders for this season, they open in the fall for delivery the following spring.

Golder Fairy Tale, Golden Gate, Garden Sunshine, and the already mentioned Julia Child. Note that depending on the weather and your garden conditions, the color may change temporarily, this happens a lot with yellows and pinks.

Carefree sunshine. Lemon fizz.

Stated requirements mandate not only Teasing Georgia, but also Charlotte (orange shade potential, trumping "clear") be eliminated from the list.

Take a look at Elina. With a little shade, it will not fade to a cream. It will stay a nice soft yellow.

There have also been some discussions of Karl Ploburger recently.

The Austin rose, The Poet's Wife is clear yellow.

St Alban or The Pilgrim are both own root from Heirloom Roses.

What about Molineux ? It is yellow but I am not sure of tints or not. Mine has no buds at all. Still young and growing healthy.

Jin

Here in coastal Virginia, Molineux displays warm apricot tints, sometimes the center is orange. In my garden it's next to Caramella (Caramel Fairy Tale) which also is a blend.

Lemon Fizz is a brilliant yellow (think Sunsprite) and I agree Julia Child is a pure yellow which holds color pretty well.

Sunny KnockOut fades all the way to white, giving an attractive two-tone affect.

Barbara, I have Carmella/Carmel Fairy Tale and really like it. It seems to want to climb, throwing long canes. Think I need to move it, its in a stone flower bed next to Crepuscule and in rather a tight spot. Will have to wait until next winter to move it - but wondering what shape it grows for you. Blooms are beautiful!

Judith

Topaz Jewel and Carefree Sunshine are two clear yellow that I have had good luck with. Hardy in zone 5, repeat bloom, no black spot. Wish I still had Carefree Sunshine but DH threw handfuls of lawn fertilizer with weed control into my flower beds to 'help' me with my weeding and that was the end of that.

Lkaye, how sad. If it makes you feel any better, my DH would probably do something like that. He has done plenty of things that disappointing. Also, I admit that I myself killed my David Austin Mary Rose a few years ago by putting some kind of brush killer (other than gyphosate) on thistles in close proximity. Nowadays I control thistles by cutting off their heads rather than administering poisons.

lKaye -oooohh....that's a big mistake! I remember my Dad did that when we were younger...but he threw weed control...thinking it was fertilizer...onto our vegetable garden...boy was my mom mad! It was a huge vegetable garden. Now we laugh about it.

Carol

Check out "Lemon Fizz", good hardiness & great BS resistance in my z4 area http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.66030

What about Irish Hope?

Mine is starting its 2nd year (from Heirloom Roses), but it's healthy and looks great (photo is not my rose).

Windwalker, that is beautiful! I love that shade of baby yellow.

Thanks sultry_jasmine_nights! I am excited to see mine bloom this year. Last year I cut off most blooms to encourage root growth.

Windwaker - that is gorgeous!!!! Oh my!! Hopefully yours will be just as lovely! HMF says it has excellent fragrance....I would love to be able to find this.

Carol

I was at a public garden and saw this newer Weeks rose, Happy Go Lucky. It was very true yellow with no other tones, and super healthy:

Prairie harvest?

BenT - so many gorgeous, stuffed roses on a small bush. Bloom-a-lish-ouos!!

Carol

Perhaps Friesia will suit you...Bright yellow, online it says its for zone 5 and disease resistant. Dont know about the own root.