Book  (1974)  Page(s) 153.  
 
Houston Ger. syn for 'Coventry Cathedral'. GER.

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p134. John and Nola Simpson. Our Selection of Newer Roses.
'Coventry Cathedral'. Fl. Very vigorous healthy bushes bearing large trusses of salmon-flame giving a very gay effect.

p142. Isobel Coulston. Review of Newer Roses 1973-74 Season.
'Coventry Cathedral'. 10 reports. One year. 36 inches. N.R.S. rating 7.3. Masteron: Love the colour, foliage not so good, otherwise a real winner. Cambridge: How many more in this colour range? Nice decorative stem. Christchurch: Good colour and foliage but growth straggly so far.

Book  (1974)  Page(s) 185.  
 
International Awards, 1973. Baden-Baden. Silver Medal 'Coventry Cathedral' (flori). Sam McGredy Roses International, New Zealand.

Book  (1973)  Page(s) 160.  
 
Avenue Nurseries advertisement. 'Coventry Cathedral'. Fl. Gay salmon-flame. A lovely translucent shade which deepens slightly as the flower ages to give a wonderful ethereal quality to the mixed truss. This is the top McGredy variety for 1973, and as with all his roses the flowers are freely borne on a bushy healthy plant.

Book  (1973)  Page(s) 207.  
 
McGredys Ltd. advertisement. 'Coventry Cathedral', a free-flowering floribunda, vigorous and healthy.

Book  (1972)  Page(s) 30.  
 
E. F. Allen. R.N.R.S. Awards to New Rose Seedlings 1971. Trial Ground Certificate to
'Coventry Cathedral' (['Little Darling' x 'Goldilocks';] x 'Irish Mist'.) An HT-type Floribunda, by McGredy, with very shapely flowers of vermilion, turning pink with age. They have a little scent.

Book  (1972)  Page(s) 178.  
 
The Awards to New Roses in 1971. Trial ground Certificate to: 'Coventry Cathedral' (Flori-HT type). Raiser: S. McGredy IV. Distributor: S. McGredy & Son Ltd., N. Ireland. Trial ground No. 1789. ('Little Darling' x 'Goldilocks') x 'Irish Mist'. Bloom: light vermilion with paler reverse, moderately full (24 petals), borne several together and in trusses. Growth: upright and branching. Foliage: semi-glossy, medium green.