The American Rose Annual, 29: 76-78, (1944)
Rosa Suffulta as a Parent
Percy H. Wright

The fourth hybrid, Little Betty, I have no exact record of, but the evidences of the plant indicate that it is either Betty Bland by single Suffulta or Blanda by Woodrow. It grows about 3 1/2 feet high, is double, pale pink, with a small, neat flower. It is extremely prolific and has welcomed the pollen of every rose I have given it, having returned many seeds even to the pollen of Austrian Copper and Persian Yellow. It was 100 per cent hardy in the past winter, though at the corner of the house, almost free of snow and exposed to all the winds that blew. This summer I discovered that it would layer readily.