'Rosa centifolia staxon carnea Dum.Cours' rose References
Book (2001) Page(s) 58.
Les Vilmorin obtinrent peu de roses nouvelles: on connait cependant "Unique Carnee", aussi appelee "Vilmorin", et la "Belle de Vilmorin", roses centfeuilles datant de 1800 environ, aujourd'hui eteintes.
Book (Apr 1999) Page(s) 136.
Vilmorin ('Carné', 'Couleur de Chair', 'Flore Pallido', 'Incarnate', 'Pale-Flowered', 'Transparente') Moss. Vilmorin ca. 1805. The author cites information from different sources... pale pink...
Book (Apr 1999) Page(s) 151.
Unique Carnée China.
Book (May 1998) Page(s) 58, 59. Includes photo(s).
Page 58: Rosa centifolia carnea ('Vilmorin Rose') Description... Flowers medium-sized, almost fully double, a very pleasant flesh colour distinct from the common centifolia, but similar to that of R. bifera carnea which is distinguished by the receptacle shape and the almost round, simply dentate leaflets. This fine rose commemorates Vilmorin, who had a complete collection of roses long before Du Pont, and introduced and propagated it some 15 or 16 years ago. It is very prone to colour mutation, especially when vigorours, so that on a single root one finds flesh-coloured, pink and parti-coloured blooms...
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Book (1936) Page(s) 94.
Vilmorin This is a pale form of the Old Cabbage Rose, which was noted for inconstancy of colour, often returning to the type when grown from layers. Budding, Redoute says, is the only method of preserving it true. Named after M. Vilmorin, the famous nurseryman and seedsman of Paris, who collected a large number of roses before Dupont. It is illustrated by Redoute,
Book (1936) Page(s) 711, 737.
p. 711: Transparente, La (centifolia) Prévost ca. 1840; flesh-coloured, medium size, double. = Vilmorin
p. 737: Vilmorin, Belle de (Alba) ? ? ; flesh-coloured
Vilmorin (centifolia) Prévost ca. 1840; flesh-coloured, medium size, double
Book (1912) Page(s) 57-8.
Catalogue des Roses exposées
51. Rosier Vilmorin.—Cent Feuilles.
Propagée vers 1800 par M. de Vilmorin qui, dit Redouté, « avait réuni la collection complète des rosiers de son temps », cette variété est citée par Dumont de Courset, décrite dans le Nouveau Duhamel, décrite et figurée dans Redouté; Prévost lui donne comme synonymes: La Transparente et Rosalie.
Book (1906) Page(s) 167.
10.732. Vilmorin, Centifolia, Prévost, carné
Book (1906) Page(s) 30.
1.899. Carné, Centifolia, carné pâle
1.916. Carnea, Centifolia, carné pâle, syn. Carné
Book (1906) Page(s) 164.
10.573. Unique carnée, Alba, Vilmorin, carné, syn. Belle de Vilmorin
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