Bears medium-sized, cupped blooms of an unusually rich, pure yellow. There is a light Tea fragrance, with a cool violet character. It forms a bushy, upright and vigorous shrub, with attractive, smooth green foliage. David Austin, 1983.
As the flower ages it fades to a pale lemon yellow then almost white.
Cornwall in Colours 
This is almost pure gold
Lovely shade
I had no idea your post was going to be about a rose. What a glorious golden surprise!
Worth more than gold!
Second flush.
Tanking down here! Lunch date cancelled but it’s the first since May and we have company at the weekend so the timing’s right. 😊☔💕
Yellow roses are my favourites and this one is glorious 🙂
It is a lovely shape as well as colour.
That is definitely a lovely yellow. Like my Nan’s custard!
Best wishes, Pete. x
Well yes, it does have that custardy colour!
Wow what a pretty colour, like a huge bright buttercup
True!
Glorious! Wish I could grow roses as well as this! (Though the day of rain we’ve just had might help mine a bit.)
I love yellow roses. They are a bit temperamental in this area and hard to grow. Yours is gorgeous.
This has taken a couple of years to settle, but had been lovely this year, still gets blackspot on the foliage. Cornwall is not the best county for roses.