Book  (1955)  
 
p10 Picture of Colonel L. J. Kimber [who gains] the T. A. Stewart Memorial Award for 1954.

p121 Dr. A. S. Thomas, Further Report on Newer Roses. ‘Colonel L. J. Kimber’, HT. the plant grows quite well but the stem is rather weak and the large dark crimson flowers do not open well here. It may do better in warmer climates. [Performance in] Spring 7; Summer 9; Autumn.6.

Magazine  (Nov 1949)  Page(s) 13.  
 
1949, November. Queensland Garden Guide.
p13. …floral work by Mrs. L. J. Kimber, of Curlew Street, Toowong, wife of our president.

Book  (1934)  
 
p66 Picture of Major L. J. Kimber, President National Rose Society of Queensland.

p144 Mr. C. W. Heers, Roses in Queensland. I am pleased to report that another item of rose interest is the improved prospects of the National Rose Society of Queensland. This Society was founded some few years ago, but somehow it has been in difficulties ever since. In choosing Major L. J. Kimber as its new president, the Society will have a live leader and a man with a wide knowledge of Roses.