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Book (2020) Page(s) 21.
Nur fünf Züchtungen sollen von Gemen & Bourg stammen, von denen zwei, die Kletterrose 'Mady' (1925) und die Teerose 'Belle Lilette' (1926) im Rosarium von Schloss Munsbach zu sehen sind.
Website/Catalog (13 Feb 2016) Page(s) 11.
[From "Luxemburger Wort", article "Als Luxemburg Land der Rosen war", by Ben Lang]
"Mady" Von der Gärtnerei "Gemen & Bourg" im Jahr 1925 gezüchtet. Sie wurde nach der Frauenrechtlerin Mady Engel benannt. [error: a Mady Engel wrote about the suffragette movement in Luxemburg in the 1990s]
Book (19 Apr 2000) Page(s) 336.
'Mady', Cl HT, ly, 1925; description; Gemen & Bourg; (Sangerhausen)
Book (1976) Page(s) 103.
location 63/I, Mady (Gemen & Bourg 1925), climbing HT, light yellow, large, double, tall
Website/Catalog (1970) Page(s) 75.
location 63/1, Mady, (Gemen & Bourg 1925) cl. HT
Book (1936) Page(s) 443.
Mady (HT) ? 1925 [Gemen & Bourg]; sulphur-yellow, fades to cream-white, large, double, in clusters of 2-5, floriferous, light repeat, climbing habit, 2 m. Sangerhausen
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