Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ... É. odorant à fleurs blanches ombellées.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ... É. odorant à grandes fleurs, de Trianon.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ... Belle Hébé; fleurs moyennes, doubles, pourpres; est une hybride de gallica.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ... Églantier mousseux, d'Angleterre; pép.de Loddiges.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ... Petite Hessoise; fleurs moins doubles, mais plus nombreuses.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa .... Variétés: ...R. zabeth, de Dupont; fleurs moyennes, semi-doubles, rose vif.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
Rosa rubiginosa.... Variétés: Clémentine, de Descemet.- Jay, de Vibert; à grandes fleurs, semi-doubles, panachées et striées de blanc.

Le Bon Jardinier (1826)  Page(s) 718.  
 
R. rouillé, Églantier odorant. R. rubiginosa. Indigène. Buisson assez touffu, de 5 à 7 pieds; branches armées d'aiguillons forts et crochus; folioles ridées, opaques, et d'un vert cendré, glanduleuses en dessous, à odeur de pomme de reinette ou d'ananas; calice et pédoncules souvent hispides; fleurs moyennes, rose clair, peu odorantes. Les greffes prennent difficilement sur cet églantier.

Star Guide to Good Roses...Star Roses, Conard-Pyle Co., West Grove, Pennsylvania (1929)  Page(s) 17.  
 
Everblooming Star Roses.
Frank Reader. Hybrid Tea. Pale yellow. Souvenir de H. A. Verschuren (p. 26) is better.

Howard & Smith (1927)  Page(s) 4.  
 
A Superb Collection of Novelty Roses for the Season of 1927
Frank Reader. This is a 1927 novelty and one of the finest two-toned yellow roses that we have ever had the pleasure of sending out. Most people are acquainted with the old variety Sunburst. This new variety might be referred to as a glorified type, of the same color. In the 1926 Summer show of the Royal Horticultural Society of England, it was awarded the well deserved homor of a first class certificate. It has a large massive bud with a high pointed center which opens to a flower of very large size. The heart of it is golden apricot and shades lighter toward the exterior of the petals. Deliciously apple-scented. This rose will prove a splendid variety for cut flower purposes. It is one of the most profusely blooming roses of its color that we know of. The plants are of strong upright growth with splendid clean-cut foliage. A rose for everybody's garden. Price each $2.50.