Book  (2 Feb 2010)  
 
Registered Name Tomwest. Exhibition Name: Marnie Louise
HT, w, 2004, Thomson, George L.; flowers cream bordered red, reverse cream, 14 cm., full, borne mostly solitary, moderate fragrance; foliage medium size, dark green, glossy; prickles medium, hooked; growth compact, medium (4-5 ft.); garden decorative
[Pascali × Frances Phoebe × Ophelia] [??]
Introductions: Ross Roses, 2004, AUST

Website/Catalog  (2006)  
 
p6. Picture: Marnie Louise’

p12. ‘Marnie Louise’ (TOMlou) 2004 ....

p33 ‘Marnie Louise (TOMlou) new 2004. A beautiful elegant rose - instantly appealing with decorative fragrant blooms, on long stems. Free flowering with deep green foliage. Bred by George Thomson and in the Australia True Blue Collection.

Newsletter  (2006)  Page(s) 17. Vol 15, No. 2.  
 
The Luck of the Draw George Thomson. Part reprinted. ….For the foreseeable future, rose breeders will just have to do what they have always done, careful choice of seed parents lifts the percentage of germination greatly. This is why I use so many unnamed seedlings as seed parents, for example, the seed parents of ‘Marnie Louise’ and .....

Book  (2005)  Page(s) 133.  
 
Ian Spriggs. New Rose Registrations. Tomwest (Marnie Louise). White blend. HT. George Thomson. Year of Registrations 2004

Book  (2004)  Includes photo(s).
 
p17 Picture. 'Marnie Louise’ (Tomlou). Transparency: Ross Roses.

p142. Maureen Ross. Ross Roses New Introductions for 2004. ‘Marnie Louise’ (TOMlou). Ross Roses Centenary Prize goes to Mrs. Swinburn of W.A. who won the right to name a new Australian rose. A beautiful Hybrid Tea rose of soft white with a pink blush will be named for her daughter Marnie Louise. It has a lovely fragrance, and flowers freely. This rose grows up to 1.5 metres tall with long picking stems. Bred by George Thomson it will be in the Australian True Blue Collection and available in 2004.

p156. Ross Roses advertisement. ‘Marnie Louise’, soft white blushed pink