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'Agnes Kruse' rose References
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Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 5.
Agnes Kruse Floribunda, 1936, 'Mme. Edouard Herriot' x 'Eblouissant'; Tantau, velvety red.
Book (1940) Page(s) 5.
Agnes Kruse Polyantha. (Tantau, '36)... fiery red, velvety shade...
Book (1939) Page(s) 77.
R. Marion Hatton. An American Review of the New Roses.
Agnes Kruse, a cross of Herriot and Eblouissant, from Tantau, is a little Polyantha that has pleased me for the past four years. The flowers are perfectly formed, starry little Roses of velvety deep red, but the fragrance one would expect from such a bloom is weak. The plants are low but bushy, and are generous bloomers.
Book (1938)
p98. S R. Bird. Auckland's Roses.
Agnes Kruse is a perfect miniature of Crimson Glory, and should prove of value where Roses the size of Cecile Brunner are used.
p105. John Poulsen, NZ. Roses in the South Island
Agnes Kruse. Good, free branching growth, flowering profusely and producing perfectly high-pointed miniature exhibition blooms of exquisite shape. Something new in hybrid Polyantha Roses and a real gem.
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 43.
New Roses 1937. Agnes Kruse (Hyb. Poly. M. Tantau 1935) 2. Medium sized flowers for the type, in clusters of 10 to 15, with rich, deep crimson colour and a very thorny habit. Quite a new type in Polyantha roses. E.
Website/Catalog (1937) Page(s) 35.
New Roses 1937. Agnes Kruse (Hyb. Poly. M. Tantau 1935) Large, fully double flower, of bright fiery red with a velvet shade; upright and healthy growth. 4/- each.
Very brilliant dark crimson, small to medium sized blooms. An acquisition to the Hybrid Polyantha class.
Book (1936) Page(s) 392.
Kruse, Agnes (Pol) Tantau 1936; M.E. Herriot X Eblouissant; blood-red, shaded bright velvet, large, well double, aster-form, in clusters of 20, floriferous, continuous bloom, growth 6/10, upright, hardy, Sangerhausen
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