Book  (1968)  Page(s) 124.  
 
Roy and Heather Rumsey, NSW. New Roses. 
Herself (G. W. C. Vincent) Floribunda. An open type bloom of 20 petals, pale salmon pink. Good foliage with low to medium height. ('Sweet Repose' x 'Moulin Rouge').

Book  (1967)  Page(s) 23.  
 
E. F. Allen.  Awards to New Rose Seedlings in Great Britain in 1966. 
....Trial Ground Certificate.   Herself  ('Sweet Repose' x 'Moulin Rouge').  This was the runner-up to 'Fred Loads' for the Torridge Salver, as its raiser, E. C. Vincent, is an amateur rosarian.  It is a dwarf but vigorous Floribunda, with some fragrance, and the flowers, three inches across, are of a most attractive clear, flesh pink colour.  It repeats well and has stayed quite healthy, apart from a late attack of black spot in the Autumn of 1965.  A very pretty rose indeed. 

Book  (1967)  Page(s) 108.  
 
Herself  Pearl pink 2 ft bush.  Moderately vigorous;  bush, upright, spreading out well; healthy; foliage fairly abundant, semi-glossy, dark green; flowers warm pale pink lightening to pearl with age;  double, with 33 petals regularly arranged, showing stamens, opening to three and a half inches diameter;  profuse summer and autumn flower, some between flushes;  flowers in heads of many blooms, well spaced; weather resistance good; sweet scent.  Raised by G. C. Vincent, Hemingford Grey, Huntingdon.  Introduced 1965.  Parentage 'Sweet Repose' x 'Ma Perkins'.

Book  (1967)  Page(s) 181.  
 
The Awards to New Roses in 1966.
The Rose of Torridge Silver Spoons and Trial Ground Certificate.  Herself  (Flori). 'Sweet Repose' x 'Moulin Rouge'.  Trial Ground No. A18.  Reg. No. 909.  Raiser: G. W. C. Vincent, Hemingford Grey.  Distributor: R. Harkness & Co., Ltd. Hitchin.  Bloom: Pale pink, semi-double, 4 in.; slightly fragrant.  Growth: medium, upright. Foliage; Semi-glossy, dark green, large.