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Book (2012) Page(s) 30. Rosa spinosissima ... Suite des Pimprenelles... ( Pimprenelle Carnée s.d. Dupont ( Pimprenelle Couleur de chair h.d.[hardy]
[brackets denote synonymity]
Book (2007) Page(s) 112. Carnée (Vibert, 1820). Pim. Flesh.
Book (1906) Page(s) 29. 1.895. Carné, Centifolia Pompon*, carné
*due to an abbreviation-key error in an earlier reference, some Pimprenelle roses are here mis-classed as Pompon roses.
Book (1885) Page(s) 182, Vol 1. Pompon*. Carnée ou Carnea. Fleur moyenne, demi-pleine; coloris rose carné.
Translation: Pompon*. Carnée ou Carnea. The average-sized flower is nearly full and colored flesh pink.
*due to an abbreviation-key error in an earlier reference, some Pimprenelle roses are here mis-classed as Pompon roses.
Book (1880) Page(s) 24, annex. 871. pimpinellifolia. Carnée, Carnea, Blume fleischfarben, gefüllt oder halbgefüllt.
Translation: pimpinellifolia. Carnée, Carnea, the flower is flesh-colored, double or semi-double.
Book (1858) Page(s) 305. Pimpinellblättrige Rose; Schottische Rose. Carnea, Blumen gefüllt oder halbgefüllt, fleischfarbig.
Translation: Burnet-leaved Rose; Scotch Rose. Carnea, the flesh-colored flowers are double or semi-double.
Book (1847) Page(s) 542. Rosier pimprenelle. Variétés jardinières. Carnée. Fleur rouge-chair.
Book (1843) Page(s) 454. Rosier pimprenelle. Rosa pinpinellifolia. —la Carnée, double.
Book (1837) Page(s) 15. Rosa spinosissima ... Suite des Pimprenelles... ( Pimprenelle Carnée s.d. Dupont ( Pimprenelle Couleur de chair h.d.[hardy]
[brackets denote synonymity]
Book (1833) Page(s) 119. ROSA, ROSE. New garden varieties of the Spinosissima, in the Rosarium Scoticum Carna [sic].
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