Book  (1981)  Page(s) 62.  
 
Symposium of Hybrid Tea Roses. 'Judith Morton'. Tying with 'Miss Harp' for fifteenth place we have this lovely pure white rose, raised here in New Zealand by Mrs. T. Stewart of Wanganui. We have some disagreement over this rose by our reporters. One says she is a complete waste of time, not enough flowers and just grows tall. Another says it did very well last Autumn, and the flowers showed less spotting than you generally get with whites. The third reporting that his flowers very well and often. All agree it grows very tall, seven feet is mentioned and that it should be grown against a trellis for support. The flowers come at the end of these tall canes, which sport dark green leaves. One member says his bush takes a little mildew and rust in the early part of the season, but it is easily controlled. All state the flowers last well on the bush, drop cleanly, but do spot in rain. Evidently a debatable rose.

Book  (1980)  Page(s) 105.  
 
The Final Analysis 1979-1980. 'Judith Morton' 6.8. Creamy white. "Shy on blooms" remarks most often made. Tends to hang onto its petals too long and is somewhat prone to rust disease.

Book  (1977)  Page(s) 30.  
 
Review of Newer Roses 1976-77 'Judith Morton'. Creamy white. 10 reports. Years grown 3. Average height 200cm. Rating 6.6. Rotorua: Too much like the parent to warrent buying it. I doubt whether the seed was "hand pollinated". Christchurch: Very tall. Good decorative form but subject to rust and mildew.

Book  (1976)  Page(s) 23.  
 
Review of Newer Roses 1975-76 Season. 'Judith Morton'. white. 10 reports. Years grown 3. Height 150cm. Rating 6.5. Christchurch: Large bush, good decorative form. Blows quickly. Disease resistant. Bay of Plenty: Strong vigorous growth. shy bloomer and slow to repeat. Feilding: an excellent white HT but too tall and not enough bloom.

Book  (1975)  Page(s) 21.  
 
The Review of Newer Roses 1974-75. 'Judith Morton'. Creamy white. No. of reports 10; Years grown 2; Average height 6'-7'; Rating 7.0. Gisborne: I challenge anyone to show me the difference between 'Judith Morton' and 'Mt. Shasta'. Bay of Plenty: Strong vigorous growth but shy on blooms and slow to repeat. Akaroa: Just average. Can't see this one climbing the ladder while it has 'Virgo', 'Pascali', 'Paloma', 'Youki San' to compete against.

Book  (1974)  Page(s) 139.  
 
Isobel Coulston. Review of Newer Roses 1973-74 Season. 'Judith Morton'. No. of Reports 11; No. of years grown 1; Average height 48"; Rating 6.9. Tauranga: Growth reminiscent of 'Blue Moon' with some coloured canes and foliage. Still a bit shy on blooms but some good ones on long stems. Rust. Gisborne: Very much like its parent 'Mt. Shasta'. Good decorative. Manawatu: Clean pure white creamy based petals. Worst point if any - doesn't drop petals cleanly, otherwise good.