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Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 281.
Juno Hybrid Tea, soft medium pink, 1950, 'Duquesa de Peñaranda' x 'Charlotte Armstrong'; Swim. Description.
Book (1978) Page(s) 103.
We must pause to think of 'Juno'. It was an odd rose from Herbert Swim, the purest and prettiest pink you could wish to see, on a stumpy little plant with lovely shiny leaves. It was difficult to find a rootstock on which it would grow without signs of incompatibility. 'Pink Favourite' is a splendid, healthy rose to grow, and we may hope it will breed some still better. The bright pink flowers are large, but I fear they have missed the ethereal touch of 'Juno'.
Book (1952)
p14. Harry H. Hazlewood. The New Roses of 1952.
Juno (Swim, 1950). Lovely clear bright pink, large double exhibition blooms produced on moderate healthy growth with glossy foliage. Fragrance slight. A very promising variety
p142. Dr. A. S. Thomas. A Victorian View of the New Roses.
Juno: The early blooms on my small plant lack distinction and fall a long way short of its reputation in England. The colour is a soft pink.
Book (1950) Page(s) 104. Includes photo(s).
Juno Hybrid Tea (Herbert C. Swim; introduced by Armstrong Nurseries, Ontario, California.) Plant Patent No. 895. Described in New Roses of the World, 1949 American Rose Annual
Magazine (Jul 1949) Page(s) 3. trimester, p. 69.
Le 2e Concours International de roses nouvelles de Genève s'est déroulé le 20 juin 1949 dans le cadre de la Roseraie du Parc La Grange....Certificat de mérite, n" 8, 81.5, à "41145/1a" rose vif, (Charlotte Armstrong x Duquesa de Penaranda) de Amrstrong Nurs. (H. C. Swim) Ontario, Californie, U.S.A.
Magazine (Jun 1948) Page(s) 2. trimester, p. 6.
Concours International de Roses nouvelles 1948. Ce Jury, sur la convocation de M. le Préfet de la Seine, s'est réuni à Bagatelle le 8 juin. .... Deuxième Certificat, à la variété américaine (U.S.A.) suivante : " JUNO ", hybride de thé. Obtenteur : H.-C. Swim (Présentateur : Armstrong Nurseries) (Duchesse de Pénaranda X Charlotte Armstrong), à fleur très grande, rose, pleine, de bonne durée, parfum léger. Variété très vigoureuse à port érigé (0 m. 65) au beau feuillage abondant.
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