This is a gorgeous rise with lots of beautiful large blooms. The thing is that the color is not the color shown. It is a very light yellow. Almost white. Still wonderful

I received my Good Day Sunshine in July 2023. My garden is zone 7A, West Texas. It is planted in the ground in front of a fence, with southern exposure. Gets 6+ hours of sun everyday and fish fertilizer once per month. I do not have drip, but it gets watered at the base of the plant every 2-3 days, depending on the weather. It survived the winter and came back this spring. It has grown some, but not a lot. So far, it has only given me 2 blooms. I am still hopeful that the old adage "First year-sleep, second year-creep, third year-leap" will prove to be true in this case. Other roses (smaller cuttings) that I planted last year have more than doubled in size, so I'm not sure what is going on with my "Sunshine", but she's still hanging in there.