Sonnenlicht; breeder Dr.G. Krüger, introducer H. Kiese & Co.
Lady Mary Fitzwilliam x Harrisonii
Color intense yellow; wood violet-brown; flower cupped; petals long; full; very floriferous, very remontant; hardy in western european weather; prune lightly
(description by breeder) [Rosen-Zeitung 1913, p.141]

Chrome-yellow [Rosen-Zeitung 1913, p.82]

Flowers large, very full; sulphur-yellow; heavily armed [Rosen-Zeitung 1926, p.41]

Name registration by Weber & Scheuermann, Bolkenhain [Rosen-Zeitung 1916, p.93]

No. 601 Rübezahl, bright scarlet-purple [Rosen-Zeitung 1917, advertisement following p.16]

Flower and color lasting [Rosen-Zeitung, 1917, p.28]

Julius Fabianics de Misefa x Belle Siebrecht; petals big, not harmed by the sun
[Rosen-Zeitung 1918, p.30]

Velvety scarlet-red camellia-like flowers; up to three flowers on one stem; vigorous, foliage big, healthy [Rosen-Zeitung 1918, p.48]

Hybrid Tea [Rosen-Zeitung, 1919, p.82]

Flowered for the first time in 1914; growth vigorous, not very branching; Foliage vigorous and desease-free; flowers medium to large; flower perfect, opening in all sorts of weather; color velvety carmine-scarlet; floriferous; hardiness like a HP
[Rosen-Zeitung 1920, p.61]

Lady Mary Fitzwilliam x Harrisoni [Rosen-Zeitung, 1911, p.74]

Name registration by Weber & Scheuermann, Bolkenhain [Rosen-Zeitung 1916, p.93]

No. 603 Kynast, dark velvety amaranth-red [Rosen-Zeitung 1917, advertisement following p.16]

Buds elongated; flower full, center nearly black [Rosenzeitung 1918, p.15]

Petal-edges undulated, dark velvety amaranth-red, solitary on long stems, very fragrant [Rosen-Zeitung 1918, p.48]

Good remontancy, good autumn-flower [Rosen-Zeitung 1927, p.47]