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'Léon Lecomte' rose References
Book (1997) Page(s) 172. Léon Lecomte Damask. Origin obscure. Description and cultivation... flowers: pink...
Book (Nov 1994) Page(s) 41. 'Léon Lecomte'. A big strong bush with good, smooth leaden-green foliage. This points to Damask parentage, but the hep is rounded. The flowers are of rich warm pink fading paler and showing darker veins. Sweet scent. 5 to 6 feet.
Book (1964) Page(s) 29. ...among these creations [of Walter], we count 'Rösel Dach', 'Louise Walter' as Polyantha-Roses; 'Leon Lecomte' a Gallica; 'Ida Clemm', 'Madeleine Seltzer', 'General de Voulgrenant', three ramblers; among Hybrid Teas: 'Adèle Frey'...
Book (1936) Page(s) 408. Lecomte, Léon (damask) ? ? ; carmine-pink with yellow, large, well double, solitary or up to 5, once-blooming, growth 7/10, climbing, 1.25 m. Sangerhausen
Magazine (1914) Page(s) 101. Leon Lecomte, Breeder Louis Walter, Saverne (Zabern), introduced 1914. Free flowering, height about one meter, centifolia-shaped flowers and color, fragrant, best flowering on old wood.
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