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'Lady Seton' rose References
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Booklet (2008)
An Information List of all Varieties. p4
1966. Lady Seton - 60/1810 Nicknamed Permit. Named for English floriste
Book (Mar 1995) Page(s) 13-14.
Julia Clements, the doyenne of British flower arrangers, has the rare honor of having three roses named after her, the first two being 'Julia Clements', a red floribunda introduced in 1957, and 'Lady Seton', a light pink hybrid tea introduced in 1966... [and 'Julia's Rose]
Book (Sep 1993) Page(s) 247. Includes photo(s).
Lady Seton Large-flowered. Sam McGredy 1966. Parentage: 'Ma Perkins' x 'Mischief'. 'Lady Seton' is the married name of Julia Clements, England's leading flower arranger for many years. Description... clear rose pink, with just a suggestion of salmon...
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 301.
Lady Seton Hybrid Tea, light pink, 1966, 'Ma Perkins' x 'Mischief'; McGredy, S., IV. Description.
Book (1993) Page(s) 247. Includes photo(s).
Book (1973) Page(s) 129.
F. C. H. Witchell. The Pick of the Bunch.
1964 'Lady Seton' (Hybrid Tea). Raiser, S. McGredy, Northern Ireland. A lovely, strong-growing rose with most elegant, medium-sized blooms in a long lasting clear rose-pink colour. To my nose it is less strongly perfumed than 'Fragrant Cloud'. For some strange reason, perhaps because rose-pink is not an "in" colour, it is already right out of the popularity tables. Certificate of Merit.
Book (1972) Page(s) 60.
The Final Analysis 1970-71 Season.
'Lady Seton'. N.R.S. rating 7.1, 4ft. Healthy, strong grower which repeats quickly. The form is good up to the point where the split centres show. An excellent garden variety for all that.
Book (1971)
p91 Sam McGredy: Lady Seton is the married name of Julia Clements, who is well known as a lecturer and exponent of floral arrangement.
p121 At The Hague, in 1970, the award…..for the best fragrant rose to ‘Lady Seton’.
p157 ‘Lady Seton’. ‘Ma Perkins’ x ‘Mischief’. Very fragrant light-pink hybrid tea. Clay cup for Fragrance, R.N.R.S.
Book (1971) Page(s) 133.
National Rose Society of New Zealand. Review of Newer Roses 1970-71
‘Lady Seton’. 26 reports. 4 years. Average height 48”. NRS rating 7.3. Wairoa: Attractive colour. Good garden display. Slight mildew. Gisborne: Flowers prolifically. Too many split centres. Akaroa: Masses of bloom although small and not good form, still a good rose.
Magazine (Dec 1970) Page(s) 4. trimester, p. 47.
Palmares des principaux Concours Européens... La Haye ...Grandes Fleurs...
Médaille d'Argent pour la rose la plus odorante : Lady Seton (Mc Gredy)
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