'Susanna' rose references

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'Susanna' rose References

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Rosenlexikon

Book (1936) Page(s) 689.

Susanna (polyantha) Weigand 1914; seedling of Tausendschön X ? ; tender pink with white-pink, small, well double, aster-form, lasting, in clusters of 3-10, very floriferous, continuous bloom, growth 4/10, dense, short.

Cromwell Gardens Handbook /Greenhouse and Garden Plants

Website/Catalog (1915)

Suzanna (New). A dwarf variety producing trusses of light pink flowers in the greatest abundance. The introducer recommends it as one of the best Baby Ramblers for bedding yet introduced.

Rosen, Obst und Zierbäume / Roses, Fruit Trees and Trees (1914/1915)

Website/Catalog (1914) Page(s) New Roses, p. 7.

Susanna (polyantha) (Weigand). A seedling of Tausendschön, of short compact habit. The colour is like Tausendschön, the pedicels appear a short distance over the foliage. Small, double, in clusters, lasting, petals somewhat curled like Aennchen Müller. Container, group and edging rose.