Website/Catalog  (4 Jun 2022)  Includes photo(s).
 
Starry Eyes (Horcoexist) Floribunda. Masses of single, white flowers with petals edged with reddish pink and with golden stamens. Award winner. PVR. Medium.

Magazine  (2013)  Includes photo(s).
 
p39. Doug Grant. Review of Newer Roses for the 2012-2013 Season. Shrub.
Starry Eyed.....

p46. Final Analysis for 2012.
Starry Eyed.....

Book  (2010)  Page(s) 132.  Includes photo(s).
 
Ysanne Horner in collaboration with Heather Horner and Calvin Horner (UK)..
‘Starry Eyed’ (Horcoexist) was awarded the Gold Medal in the rose trials at St A1bans and the Torridge Award in 1996. It lives up to its name when it covers itself all summer with star like blooms. They are striking in so much as the petals have red edges, are white at the base with visible golden stamens that give each bloom a star like quality. There are always many blooms that make quite an impact. The rose attracted interest and acclaim from around the world and in 2005 ‘Starry Eyed’ was awarded the Pacific Rose Bowl and a City of Adelaide award. ‘Starry Eyed’ [(Anna Ford x Little Darling) x (Hamburger Phoenix x Leverkusen)] is a low growing shrub with small mid green leaves that can also be made into an attractive standard and like the other roses produced by Colin is resistant to disease. Colin trained it into a cascade on the corner of the property in England and my mother continues to grow it. ‘Starry Eyed’ is also known as ‘Star Profusion’ and sells well across Europe. Bob Melville launched Horcoexist as ‘Precious Heart’ in 2002 in aide of HeartKids WA.
Photo. Starry Eyed outside my mother's house in Stansted

ARA editor's note:  I note that the parentage is listed slightly differently in Modern Roses 12. 

Website/Catalog  (2010)  Includes photo(s).
 
‘Precious Hearts’ (pbr) (syn. HORcoexist) is a low, spreading shrub rose that smothers itself in small, single, deep red blooms with a yellow centre, creating a marvellous, starry effect. It has small, mid to dark green shiny foliage. Part of the proceeds from the sale of this rose will benefit HeartKids Inc., supporting children with congenital and acquired heart disease. 1m x 3m.

Book  (2007)  
 
Website

Registered Name: ‘Horcoexist
Synonyms: ‘Star Profusion’
ARS Approved Exhibition Name: ‘Starry Eyed’.
S, yb, 1997, Horner, Colin P.; flowers yellow to ivory with deep pink to red edges, reverse yellow, small, single, flat , borne in large clusters, slight fragrance; free-flowering; foliage small, light green, dull; prickles few; growth spreading, bushy, low (90cm.) growth, can be trained as climber
[(Anna Ford × Little Darling) × ((Sea Foam × Little Darling) × (Hamburger Phoenix × Prelude))]
Introductions:
Starry Eyed, Paul Chessum Roses
Star Profusion, Pep. de la Saulaie, 2007, France

Book  (19 Apr 2000)  Page(s) 229.  
 
'HORcoexist', S, yb, 1997; (StarryEyed); description; ((Anna Ford X Little Darling) X (Sea Foam X Little Darling) X (Hamburger Phoenix X Prelude))); Horner, Colin P.

Book  (1999)  Page(s) 50.  
 
HORcoexist Shrub, medium yellow edged red, aging red, reverse pale yellow, 1997; (Starry Eyed); ('Anna Ford' x 'Little Darling') x ['Sea Foam' x ('Little Darling' x ('Hamburger Phoenix' x 'Prelude'))]; Horner, Colin P.; Paul Chessum Rose Specialist...

Book  (1998)  Page(s) 42.  
 
HORcoexist Shrub, medium yellow edged red, aging red, reverse pale yellow, single (4-7 petals), 1997; (Starry Eyed); ('Anna Ford' x 'Little Darling') x ['Sea Foam' x ('Little Darling' x ('Hamburger Phoenix' x 'Prelude'))]; Horner, Colin P. Description.

Book  (1997)  Page(s) 134.  
 
Colin Horner, The 1996 Trial Ground Awards in Great Britain.
A Gold Medal and The Torridge Award for the Best Amateur raised award winner;
HORcoexist (1677) Shrub; gold with red edges; bears clusters of very many single blooms; growth spreading and dense, 2-4ft; foliage small and neat. Little scent. ('Anna Ford' x 'Little Darling') x 'Sea Foam' x ('Little Darling' x ('Hamburgher Phoenix' x Prelude'). Colin Horner, England.

Book  (1996)  Page(s) 77.  
 
Colin P. Horner, The 1995 Trial Ground Awards in Great Britain.
HORcoexist (T.G.1677) Ground Cover Shrub; creamy yellow centre with hand painted edge; bears clusters of single blooms, foliage small, bronzy, neat; height short 2ft x 4ft, growth very dense, bushy; light scent. Colin Horner. Second year Trial Ground Certificate.