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From Hermann Kröger of Elmshorn, Holstein, Germany. See Rosen-Zeitung 1926, p. 47, plus ads from Kröger, passim in Rosen-Zeitung.
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#1 of 1 posted
28 AUG 23 by
 jedmar
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Thank you, name completed
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breeder seems to be Krüger
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Can you explain why you think so. Do you have a reference ?
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The rose "Professor Schmeil" ist bred by Krüger, is saw this at "Welt der Rosen":
http://www.welt-der-rosen.de/zuechter/krueger.html
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#3 of 5 posted
12 DEC 08 by
jedmar
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It could be a similarity of name. Both 'Goldenes Mainz' and 'Professor Schmeill' are sports, which could mean that Kröger was a discoverer. Mainz also points in a different direction than Freiburg, where Dr. Krüger lived. Finally, Jäger would have used the correct names.
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Thank you, so it is wrong, that "Welt der Rosen" lists Professor Schmeil at Dr. Krüger's roses?
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#5 of 5 posted
12 DEC 08 by
jedmar
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I think it is better to leave it as breeder Kröger until we find more information pro or contra.
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