Book  (2012)  Page(s) 70.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Ann Turner'. Described by Ken Nobbs in his registration paper in 1984 as lavender pink, 'Ann Turner' is another rambler from 'Thornfree Wonder' and 'Veilchenblau'. It is 100% thorn free with a little tendency to mildew but has the benefit of being highly fragrant. With over 20 blooms per cluster and many petals per bloom, it would be a lovely sight rambling over fences and up trees. We had thought that it was another lost rose, but a small plant was found growing at Kauri Creek Nursery. 'Ann Turner' is protected for now, but not yet available commercially. It has also been called 'Mrs. Nathaniel Turner'.