Alfred D. Robinson and Marion James Robinson

Alfred D. Robinson (1866–1942) and his wife Marion James Robinson (1873–1919) were wealthy residents of San Diego, California, known for their impact on gardening and the cultivation of flowers, particularly begonias. Their extensive home garden was used to propagate and develop more than 100 new varieties of ornamental flowers and was later opened to the public as Rosecroft Begonia Gardens. Rosecroft was the name of their estate in the Point Loma neighborhood of San Diego. The residence, built for them in 1912, is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

✓ Public Identity Verified ✓ LinkedIn Profile Mapped ✓ Public Records Indexed ✓ Zero-Trace View Enabled

Nasim Najafi Aghdam Workplace shooting in California, U.S. Anderson Lee Aldrich Mass shooting in Colorado, U.S. Aung San Oo Burmese-American engineer Richard Buangan American diplomat Todd G. Buchholz American economist, consultant, writer, and TV personality Daniel N. Butler 2020 American film by Brian Patrick Butler Mark Cerney American nonprofit founder Harry Crouch American civil rights organization