George Elger. ("Yellow Baby Rambler.") One of the daintiest, prettiest, and most useful of all Baby Roses. Its pointed buds are the richest yellow and open up into yellow double flowers of exquisite form. Although a real novelty, the profusion and rare color of its bloom, coupled with its small, glossy, attractive foliage, have given it instant acceptance among florists, who urge it, among other qualifications, as the ideal corsage bouquet.
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Storrs & Harrison Co. 1917
George Elger. ("Yellow Baby Rambler.") One of the daintiest, prettiest, and most useful of all Baby Roses. Its pointed buds are the richest yellow and open up into yellow double flowers of exquisite form. Although a real novelty, the profusion and rare color of its bloom, coupled with its small, glossy, attractive foliage, have given it instant acceptance among florists, who urge it, among other qualifications, as the ideal corsage bouquet.