Catalogo Stabilimento Gaetano Bonfiglioli & Figlio (1906)  Page(s) 42.  
 
Principessa di Napoli - Fiore grandissimo, doppio imbricato, ben fatto, rosa carneo argenteo freschissimo, rovescio dei petali lillaceo vivo; odorosissimo. Varietà ottenuta dallo stabilimento e premiata con medaglia d’oro, Firenze 1897; medaglia d’argento dorato, Bologna 1900; medaglia d’argento dorato, Ferrara 1901.
 

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 154.  
 
Mr. Keith Cresswell, Wellington Point, Queensland.
There are probably no true rosarians, especially those getting a bit long in the tooth, who do not have one particular old plant which they love and cherish above all others. It may be one that has served them well over many years, one that brings back happy memories, one that they will always retain in the garden until their rose growing days are over. In my case it is that delightful, but now, middle-aged hybrid tea 'Suzon Lotthe'. This lady was one of the many daughters of 'Peace', and like her mother, was bred in the Meilland nursery on the Mediterranean coast. She made her debut in 1951, and is still a vigorous and tall grower. She regularly produces more blooms than any of the other H.T.s in my garden. They are a little below average size, especially in mid-summer, but they compensate for that by their numbers and their delicate shading from a light pearl pink to lilac at the outer edge of the petals. This is enhanced by, a strong sweet fragrance, even more in evidence as evening approaches. The flowers are fully double and in the cooler weather of good exhibition standard, although our modern exhibitors do prefer something a bit bigger. My only present plant, eleven years old, and on Fortuneana rootstock, is always the first rose to bloom in spring, and she repeats so quickly after a light trimming that I have had six flushes of bloom in one season, the first in mid September and the sixth the following June. 'Suzon Lotthe' has now disappeared from most catalogues, but in spite of all the attractive novelties each year, surely she is a gem that deserves to be kept alive.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Pristine (W.A. Warriner). A very beautiful rose of off-white colouring with pink edges to its 25-30 petals, which are of thick texture. The blooms are of perfect form and they open well in all weathers. The plant is healthy and vigorous. A wonderful dual-purpose rose.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Pink Silk (A. Gregory). The oldest cultivar in this listing but not receiving due recognition by home gardeners. Perfectly formed blooms of mid to deep pink colouring on bushy plants.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Paradise  (0. Weeks). A perfectly formed cultivar with large blooms of unique colouring - mauve petals with ruby-red edges. Vigorous.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Osiria  (R. Kordes). A distinctively bi-coloured rose of perfect form. The inner face of each petal is deep burgundy red; the reverse is almost ivory white.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Mirato (M. Tantau). Large, perfectly formed mid-pink blooms on strong plants. A very fine rose.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Lady Rose (R. Kordes). Medium sized blooms of vivid orange vermilion colouring which does not fade or alter even when the petals fall. It has a high percentage of shapely blooms. Strong growth - almost mahogany coloured when young. The only near-red or red rose in this list!

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 122.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions. 
Kathleen O'Rourke (A. P. C. Dickson). Large blooms with about 35 petals, and deep orange-pink colouring. An outstanding dual-purpose rose.

Australian Rose Annual (1984)  Page(s) 121.  
 
Dr. A. S. Thomas, Victoria.  Some Of The Newer Introductions.
Honour (W.A. Warriner). An excellent, white, dual-purpose rose on a fine plant.