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'June Park' rose References
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Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 332. Includes photo(s).
June Park Hybrid Tea. Sanday (UK) 1958... The pink color intensifies and become darker in cold weather... June Park was the wife of Bertram Park, OBE, VMH, author, rosarian and long-time editor of The Rose Annual produced by the National Rose Society of Great Britain.
Website/Catalog (1972) Page(s) 2.
June Park Deep rose-pink exhibition form. m.d.c.f. C.
Book (1962) Page(s) 13.
Roy and Heather Rumsey, NSW. New Roses
June Park HT. Deep pink well-formed blooms. Very satisfactory growth and a very fragrant variety.
Website/Catalog (1961) Page(s) 2.
Novelty Roses 1961. June Park HT. (Park, 1959). Long pointed buds which open out to a pleasing pink bloom like Ballet. The growth is good and it has an excellent perfume. 15/- each.
Book (1961) Page(s) 42.
'June Park'. HT. Bertram Park, 1958. 'Peace' x 'Crimson Glory'. Rich deep pink, large, full, perfectly formed, very fragrant, free flowering, very vigorous and spreading growth. T.G.C. 1958. G.M. 1959. Clay Cup 1959.
Book (1961) Page(s) 118.
W. C. Thorn. What's In a Name. There is 'June Park', named for the only child of our Editor, Bertram Park and his wife.
Book (1960)
p18. Dr. A. S. Thomas. New Varieties in Victoria.
June Park HT. (Park 1959) Perfectly formed, high-pointed large show blooms in colouring resembling 'Dame Edith Helen', 'Ballett' and 'Mrs. Bryce Allan'. Very strong perfume won for it the Clay Cup in England in 1959. In 1953 I saw the original seedling plant in the raiser's garden.
p21. Edgar M Allen. The British National Rose Society's 1959 Show Awards to New Seedlings.
Gold Medal and Clay Cup for the best scented British rose:—
June Park H.T. (Park). The large five-inch exhibition blooms are of a rich deep pink with about thirty petals. Unbelievably delightful perfumes, and out by itself in this respect. Strong growth, but possibly a little shy in flowering at the start of the season—its only fault that I could detect after two years' trial.
Book (1960) Page(s) 151.
Show Awards and Trial Ground Awards 1959.
Gold Medaland the Clay Challenge Vase for the best scented new rose of the year raised by a British hybridist to
June Park (HT) Trial Ground No. 443. Raiser: Bertram Park, Eastcote, Middlesex. Distributor: John Sanday (Roses) Ltd., Bristol. 'Peace' x 'Crimson Glory'. Growth vigorous and spreading, with medium green foliage 15. Freedom from disease 14. Blooms large, very full 4 1/2 to 5 inches across (40 petals), deep Rose Pink 16. Freedom of flowering 13. General effect 4. Fragrance 8.
Book (1958) Page(s) 180.
June Park. HT. (Park; int. Sanday and Nonin, '58.) Peace X Crimson Glory. Dbl. (40 petals), fragrant, rose-pink. Fol. dark. Vig.
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