'Sir John Sebright' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 656.
Sebright, Sir John (arvensis) ? ? ; vivid carmine, small, semi-double, climbing habit.
Book (1906) Page(s) 153.
9.890. Sir John Sebright, Arvensis, carmin vif
Magazine (Sep 1881) Page(s) 133.
Nomenclature des rosiers grimpants
Rosa hybrida Moschata. Rosiers hybrides de Muscate, Sempervirens et autres.
Variétés cultivées.
Sir John Sebright: petite, semi-double, cramoisi clair.
Book (1858) Page(s) 302.
Rosa moschata. Bisam-Rose.
Sir John Sebright, Blumen klein, halbgefüllt, lebhaft hellcarmoisin.
Translation: Rosa moschata. Musk Rose.
Sir John Sebright, the flowers are small, semi-double, a vivid crimson-pink.
Book (1849) Page(s) 34, supplement.
Descriptive List of Roses.
List of roses that bloom only once in the season.
Climbing Roses. Miscellaneous Climbing Roses.
1964 Sir John Sebright...Brilliant red, semidouble.
Book (1848) Page(s) 101.
The Hybrid Musk and Other Hybrids.
These Roses are hardy, and, with the exception of "Clair", vigorous growers, suited only for Climbers. "Madame d'Arblay" and "The Garland" partake of the nature of the Musk Rose, although possessing but little of its peculiar odour: they are prodigious growers, forming shoots fifteen feet long in one year, and of great stoutness, throwing one hundred or more flowers in a single truss.
8. Sir John Sebright; flowers light vivid crimson, small and semi-double. Showy.
Website/Catalog (1845) Page(s) 86.
Hybrid Climbing Roses. Rosa hybridæ.
704. Sir John Sebright. Fragrant, cup-shaped. Brilliant red, semi-double.
Magazine (1842) Page(s) 21.
Sir John Sebright.- Light crimson.
Book (1840) Page(s) 93-4.
The Summer Rose Garden.
Hybrid Climbing Roses.
To Hybrid Climbing Rosesm a very singular and pretty variety has been added. This I have raised from Italian seed. It produces abundance of flowers in large clusters, of bright crimson scarlet, nearly double, and, what is rare among climbing roses, they are very fragrant. I have named this rose "Sir John Sebright", as I have the honour of knowing that Sir John is an admirer of brilliant coloured climbing roses.
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