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Book (2007)
p19 Photo: 'Dancing Pink' and 'Violet Hit'. Photo by Dawn Eagle
p121 Doug Grant. Review of the Newer Roses for the 2006-2007 Season. Floribundas.
'Dancing Pink'. Henson 1993. 18 Reports. 30 Plants. Garden 6.3, Exhibition 6.8. Short/Medium height. Health 6.0. Fragrance 2.4. Bright pink semi-double flowers. Northland: makes good large heads for showing. BOP: good stems for shows and good repeat. Manawatu: good garden rose but ordinary for showing. Hutt Valley: lovely bright pink blooms make good large stems. Has taken rust badly this season. Marlborough: wonderful in the garden in a group, very good on the show bench as a large stem, inclined to get rust. Central Otago: colour attracts attention in garden. Otago: stunning clear clean pink.
p133 Doug Grant. Final Analysis 2007
'Dancing Pink' (HENdan) Henson 1993. FI. ('Southampton' x 'Dortmund') 51 reports, 94 plants, Garden: 7.8, Exhibition: 7.9, height short/med, some disease, no fragrance. Bright carmine pink blooms, semi double, medium sized clusters. A good garden rose, only ordinary for showing, doesn't hold form or colour long enough.
Book (2007) Page(s) 19. Includes photo(s).
Photo: 'Dancing Pink' and 'Violet Hit'. Photo by Dawn Eagle.
Book (2006) Page(s) 112.
Peter Bamber. Review of the Newer Roses for the 2005-2006 Season.
'Dancing Pink' Henson 1993. Garden rating 7.6, Exhibition rating 7.7. 22 bushes, 9 reports. Some health problems. Light fragrance. Short to Medium. Canterbury - both plants have gone backwards this season. Waikato finds the colour similar to 'Sky Tower' but flower shape is different. Lots of bright pink blooms. Blackspot can annoy. Te Awamutu thinks it will make good stems, grows well and pretty healthy. BOP - great garden rose and wonderful large stems for showing. Extremely pleased with this rose. Marlborough says it is very floriferous for such a small bush and flowers last a long time, average repeat. Manawatu calls it a one day beauty, fair foliage, some show bench potential, upright and bushy, doesn't know what all the fuss is about.
Book (2003) Page(s) 117.
Peter Bamber. Review of the Newer Roses for the 2002-2003 Season. Floribundas.
'Dancing Pink'. Henson 1993 Garden rating 8.5 Exhibition rating 8.2: Disease resistant: No fragrance:
Medium height: Bright pink semi-double flowers. 3 Canterbury reporters and 1 from Marlborough all rate this rose with its bright glowing pink flowers very highly. North Islanders you must try this rose.
Book (2002) Page(s) 81. Includes photo(s).
Photo. 'Dancing Pink'., Fl. Photograph Dawn Eagle.
Book (1999) Page(s) 32.
Dancing Pink Floribunda, deep pink, 1993, (HENdan); 'Southampton' x 'Dortmund'; Henson, R.W.; Henson, 1993...
Book (1998) Page(s) 27.
Dancing Pink Floribunda, deep pink, 1993, (HENdan); 'Southampton' x 'Dortmund'; Henson, R.W. Description.
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