(1922)  Page(s) x.  
 
[From an advertisement by Schoener] California Field-Grown Roses
the leading varieties of today and a few of my own originations, such as Santa Barbara, Pearl of the Pacific, Padre Junipero Serra, Philothea, Gem, Amber, Modesty, California Beauty, Calpurnea, Padre Lasuen, Mr. A. E. Kunderd, Arrillaga, Alesandro, Willamette, Chemeketa, Maiella, Rosalie, Cyriac, Golden Gate, Cabrillo, Santa Rita, Beauty's Rival, Lavender Queen. You will be delighted with these new Roses. They have been grown in the rich alluvial soil of California and nursed by the gentle sunshine into big, thrifty plants that will grow and bloom profusely. They are mostly on their own roots, but hereafter I intend to confine myself to budded ones only, using a strong rooting stock, a hybrid between R. macrophylla and R. Froebeliana, and for certain varieties, the "Ragged Robin" Rose (Gloire des Rosomanes).

(1922)  Page(s) x.  
 
[From an advertisement by Schoener] California Field-Grown Roses
the leading varieties of today and a few of my own originations, such as Santa Barbara, Pearl of the Pacific, Padre Junipero Serra, Philothea, Gem, Amber, Modesty, California Beauty, Calpurnea, Padre Lasuen, Mr. A. E. Kunderd, Arrillaga, Alesandro, Willamette, Chemeketa, Maiella, Rosalie, Cyriac, Golden Gate, Cabrillo, Santa Rita, Beauty's Rival, Lavender Queen. You will be delighted with these new Roses. They have been grown in the rich alluvial soil of California and nursed by the gentle sunshine into big, thrifty plants that will grow and bloom profusely. They are mostly on their own roots, but hereafter I intend to confine myself to budded ones only, using a strong rooting stock, a hybrid between R. macrophylla and R. Froebeliana, and for certain varieties, the "Ragged Robin" Rose (Gloire des Rosomanes).

(1922)  Page(s) x.  
 
[From an advertisement by Schoener] California Field-Grown Roses
the leading varieties of today and a few of my own originations, such as Santa Barbara, Pearl of the Pacific, Padre Junipero Serra, Philothea, Gem, Amber, Modesty, California Beauty, Calpurnea, Padre Lasuen, Mr. A. E. Kunderd, Arrillaga, Alesandro, Willamette, Chemeketa, Maiella, Rosalie, Cyriac, Golden Gate, Cabrillo, Santa Rita, Beauty's Rival, Lavender Queen. You will be delighted with these new Roses. They have been grown in the rich alluvial soil of California and nursed by the gentle sunshine into big, thrifty plants that will grow and bloom profusely. They are mostly on their own roots, but hereafter I intend to confine myself to budded ones only, using a strong rooting stock, a hybrid between R. macrophylla and R. Froebeliana, and for certain varieties, the "Ragged Robin" Rose (Gloire des Rosomanes).

(1922)  Page(s) x.  
 
[From an advertisement by Schoener] California Field-Grown Roses
the leading varieties of today and a few of my own originations, such as Santa Barbara, Pearl of the Pacific, Padre Junipero Serra, Philothea, Gem, Amber, Modesty, California Beauty, Calpurnea, Padre Lasuen, Mr. A. E. Kunderd, Arrillaga, Alesandro, Willamette, Chemeketa, Maiella, Rosalie, Cyriac, Golden Gate, Cabrillo, Santa Rita, Beauty's Rival, Lavender Queen. You will be delighted with these new Roses. They have been grown in the rich alluvial soil of California and nursed by the gentle sunshine into big, thrifty plants that will grow and bloom profusely. They are mostly on their own roots, but hereafter I intend to confine myself to budded ones only, using a strong rooting stock, a hybrid between R. macrophylla and R. Froebeliana, and for certain varieties, the "Ragged Robin" Rose (Gloire des Rosomanes).

(1929)  Page(s) 17.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Acrobat. Climbing Hybrid Tea. Mme. Abel Chatenay X Mme. Butterfly. Very vigorous, climbing growth; good foliage; medium-sized, beautifully formed, deep clear pink, double flowers on good strong stems. Not as large as Bloomfield Giant, but more on the form of its pollen parent and with very distinct damask perfume. Continuous and should be hardy.

(1929)  Page(s) 17.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Advance (122G-26). Hybrid Tea. Mme. Abel Chatenay X Hadley. A fine all-round red; selected from many seedlings of this and other Hybrid Tea crosses. Color of General MacArthur, but larger and with much better stems and strong neck. An attractive bud, and a large, double, open flower with perfume. The growth and foliage are without fault. This is the second red dwarf the breeder has registered in twenty years, and is recommended for test in all sections but the extreme North.

(1929)  Page(s) 17.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Beauty (33B-25). Climbing Hybrid Tea. Bloomfield Exquisite X Hoosier Beauty. Large, double, crimson-orange-red; free bloomer with perfume and fair cutting value; pillar to climbing growth; good foliage. Tested in California and recommended for all southern climates.

(1929)  Page(s) 17.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Brilliant (45A-26). Hybrid Climber. Mme. Abel Chatenay X Kitty Kininmonth. Good-sized bud, opening into a large bloom with eighteen petals; color a brilliant light salmon with distinct orange glow; a lighter color and with more yellow than the pollen parent, although the flower is slightly smaller; perfume mild. The foliage is well held and free of disease, and the plant of strong, climbing growth and a continuous producer. Stem of fair length and sufficient strength, but the variety is most valuable as a decorative on accountof its clear and distinct color and continuity. Recommended for all southern climates.

(1929)  Page(s) 17-8.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Dawn (43A-24). Hybrid Climber. Seedling climber X Bloomfield Progress. Good-sized rose-pink bud, opening into a large, semi-double flower of soft light pink with yellow base; underside of petals hold a deep pink. Stems long and strong. A vigorous, continuous bloomer with delightful, distinct damask perfume and well-held, healthy foliage. Recommended for test in all southern climates and Pacific Northwest, as a decorative.

(1929)  Page(s) 18.  
 
Roses Registered Since Publication of 1929 Rose Annual
Other Roses in the Process of Registration
The descriptions are those supplied by the originator
Bloomfield Dream. Climbing Tea. Reve d'Or seedling. Reve d'Or has slightly over 50 petals, heavy, strong perfume not refined or pleasing; Bloomfield Dream runs a few over 20 petals, has delicate, attractive perfume and same size rose. Color darker rose or claret on outside, not so much saffron and lighter, clear color inside. Goliage slightly better than parent.