The American Florist 24(876): 324 (March 18, 1905)
We hear but little of the rose that bears the honored name of Admiral Schley, which as a pot plant possesses rare value. The color is rich, glowing, velvety crimson. The flowers have unusual substance, a valuable point, are delightfully fragrant and borne in great abundance. A clean, healthy, dwarf grower, with splendid foliage.