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'Just Jenny' rose References
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Website/Catalog (2022)
Little Woman .... Diclittle ....
Year of UK Introduction: 1987
Parentage: Memento x (Liverpool Echo x Woman's Own)
Bred By: Colin Dickson
Book (2007)
p113 Doug Grant. Top Favourite Roses in New Zealand for the 2006-2007 Season. Off the list came 'Just Jenny' and ....
p130 Doug Grant. Review of the Newer Roses for the 2006-2007 Season. Miniatures/Patios.
'Just Jenny'. 13 Reports: 17 Plants: Garden 6.5, Exhibition 7.0: Medium height: Health 6.5: Fragrance 2.2: Soft apricot orange with a yellow base. Waikato: a must have, but slow to get going. BOP: good vase life. North Taranaki: doesn't perform well. with one or two nice blooms a year, but healthy. Hutt Valley: prolific bloomer with most blooms on large heads, nice decorative shape but opens very fast. Marlborough: good decorative blooms but opens quickly, very healthy. Canterbury: a pretty rose, nice colour and shape, needs coddling. North Otago: well formed blooms, good for garden or exhibition. Otago: lovely decorative flowers, single and in clusters, delightful when in bloom, reasonable repeat. A nice rose, worth having.
Book (2002) Page(s) 106.
Gerard Williams. Review of the Newer Roses for the 2001-2002 Season. Miniatures/Patios.
'Just Jenny' Parentage unknown to Compiler; 11 reports on 27 bushes; 1-4 years; 80cms; 8.1 rating. Rich peach/orange blooms. Napier says nice bud and flower, repeats well. North Otago finds their bush healthy and the colour lovely. The blooms last well on the bush and the repeat is quick. Central Taranaki has well shaped blooms on a healthy bush. Southland likes the bloom colour and shape. Their bush is tallish. Canterbury has a healthy bush with lots of flowers, good for exhibiting. Otago feel the soft colours with nice form look good in a vase or bowl. Bush can give large heads but if grown from cuttings they seem to come one to a stem. Bay of Plenty like the bloom colour but they have a poor bush. Marlborough just love it. Health, shape and colour - all great. Another Canterbury grower finds it very healthy. A stunning garden display. Very floriferous, a prize winner.
Book (19 Apr 2000) Page(s) 124.
'DIClittle', Min, pb, 1986; (Little Woman); description; (Memento X (Liverpool Echo X Woman's Own)); Dickson, Patrick
Book (1987) Page(s) 116.
Colin Horner, What's New in the U.K.
Since then I have seen and admired the newer so-called dwarf clustered flowered or patio roses arrive from Newtownards, Diclittle, which I am sure will impress all who like the shorter free flowering varieties.
Book (1986) Page(s) 48.
E. F. Allen, Awards To New Rose Seedlings In Great Britain In 1985.
DIClittle ('Memento' x ['Liverpool Echo' x Womans Own']) A highly marked Cluster Flower by Pat Dickson, with double flowers of a pale vermilion colour. It has virtually no scent but is very floriferous and has fair rain resistance. Certificate of Merit.
Book (1985) Page(s) 33.
E. F. Allen, Awards To New [second year] Rose Seedlings In Great Britain In 1984.
DIClittle a pretty cluster, flowered seedling, by Dickson, with pale vermilion flowers and very little scent. Trial Ground Certificate.
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