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Book (2012) Page(s) 62.
Hybrides de Bengale...
R. A odeur de Jacinthe, Trianon
[synonym] Thisbé, Vibert 1820
Book (1936) Page(s) 703.
Thisbé (hybrid china or noisette) Noisette ca. 1825; flesh-coloured, medium size, double, fragrance 5/10 (hyacinth), once-blooming, very many prickles, growth 8/10. = à odeur de Noisette.
Book (1936) Page(s) 521.
Odeur de jacinthe, R. à (Bengal) Noisette ca. 1825; flesh-coloured, hyacinth fragrance
Book (1906) Page(s) 3.
148. à odeur de jacinthe, Bengale, Noisette, carné
Book (1899) Page(s) 13.
à odeur de jacinthe, Bengale, L: Noisette, carné, syn. Thisbe
Book (1858) Page(s) 259.
Noisette-Rose.
Thisbe (Bengal Hyacinth-scented Noisette), Blumen sehr gefüllt, fleischfarben, mit Hyacinth Duft.
Translation: The Noisette Rose.
Thisbe (Bengal Hyacinth-scented Noisette). The very double, flesh-colored flowers have a Hyacinth fragrance.
Book (1 Sep 1845) Page(s) Tab 22.
Dix ans après l’introduction en France du Rosier Noisette, les horticulteurs avaient déjà obtenu cent deux variétés de Roses Noisettes ! A cette époque, les Rosiers de cette section se nommaient Charles X, Caroline , Isabelle d’Orléans, du Frénoi, princesse d’Orange, Lafayette, Eve, Thisbé, Bougainville, etc., etc. Ces noms ont disparu des catalogues marchands de nos jours....
Website/Catalog (1844) Page(s) 16.
BENGALE (HYBRIDES).
Hybride Bengale à odeur de jacinthe.
Book (1842) Page(s) 279.
Varieties of the Noisette-Rose...with pink and flesh-coloured, purple-reddish and lilac-coloured blooms...Thisbe (Bengal Hyacinth-scented Noisette), very double, flesh-coloured, with hyacinth fragrance
Book (1838) Page(s) 363.
PINK OR FLESH-COLOURED FLOWERS. 58. Thisbe. Bengal Hyacinth-scented Noisette. Shrub, very vigorous, and very thorny. Leaflets, seven ; of a glaucous tint. Tube of calyx, bulging, oval-fusiform. Flowers, middle-sized, full, fragrant; flesh-coloured, appearing once a-year.
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