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Website/Catalog (2007) Page(s) 29. Includes photo(s).
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 338.
Kim Floribunda. Harkness (UK) 1973... rounded flowers of canary yellow... become cupped as the petals reflex, then admit flushes of pink as they age... Kim Mulford died in childhood, and the rose is named in his memory...
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 287.
Kim Floribunda, yellow, 1971, ('Orange Sensation' x 'Allgold') x 'Elizabeth of Glamis'; Harkness. Description.
Book (Feb 1993) Page(s) 288. Includes photo(s).
Kim Dwarf cluster-flowered patio. Parentage: ('Orange Sensation' x 'Allgold') x 'Elizabeth of Glamis'. England 1973. Description and cultivation... copious clusters of shapely canary yellow double flowers which are flushed reddish-pink...
Website/Catalog (1982) Page(s) 49.
Kim A dwarf, compact, canary yellow with orange shadings. This little rose provides an interesting addition to the growing range of shorter floribundas. Short. Harkness 1973.
Book (1974) Page(s) 65.
Dr. A. S. Thomas Roses Overseas 1973.
Kim, Fl. (Harkness, 1972). [('Orange Sensation' x 'Allgold') x 'Elizabeth of Glamis']. A low growing, unfading yellow. There are quite a few of these low compact cultivars being bred. They could be compared with the older 'Borderer', 'Pinkie', 'China Doll' and so on and they include 'Topsi', 'Marlena', 'Yesterday', 'Tip Top', 'Evergold', 'Madame Bollinger', 'Frenzy', 'Happy Wanderer' and 'Snowline'.
Book (1973) Page(s) 202.
Cocker/Harkness advertisement. The original Kim was Kim Mulford, a Queen's Scout from Southgate, a teenager whose reaction to untimely illness and death was to serve and inspire others.
Book (1971) Page(s) 17.
E. F. Allen. Awards To New Rose Seedlings In Great Britain In 1970.
A Certificate of Merit was awarded to Kim [('Orange Sensation' x 'Allgold') x 'Elizabeth of Glamis'.] This dwarf Floribunda, by Harkness, has abundant canary yellow flowers which age to pink. I was attracted by its compact, even growth and small healthy leaves.
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