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'La Maculée' rose References
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Article (newsletter) (1996) Page(s) 45.
Dupont in Paris had, in 1813, a collection of 218 species and varieties of roses, of which 60 were Gallicas. Of his 60 Gallicas, this is one of the twelve that still exist.
Book (Nov 1994) Page(s) 33.
La Maculée Gallica. Dupont (France). Description... soft crimson-lilac passing to lilac-pink, veined or flecked with purple and with button eyes...
Book (1936) Page(s) 442.
Maculée, La (Provins) Dupont before 1810; vivid pink, purple marbled, flecked and spotted, medium to large, semi-double, strong prickles, slender branches, climbing habit
Book (1912) Page(s) 46.
Catalogue des Roses exposées
8. La Maculée.—Provins.
Prévost dit que cette variété fut obtenue par Du Pont, et qu'elle donna naissance à plusieurs autres très estimées aussi.
Book (1838) Page(s) 210.
La Maculée Provins Rose/Gallica. Branches: slender, armed with strong thorns, of which the largest are scythe-shaped. Flowers: semi-double or double, large or middle-sized; of a bright red-purple, spotted. [The author says this variety is worth cultivating by breeders because it sets seed and produces offspring that are often spotted or streaked. According to her, it is a very important parent.]
Book (1836) Page(s) 205.
La maculée. Dupont. Arbrisseau à rameaux grêles, élancés, à aiguillons forts , dont les plus grands sont courbés en faux ; fleurs semi-doubles ou doubles, grandes ou moyennes, d'un rose purpurin vif, maculées. Cette sous variété, quoique d'un effet assez médiocre, mérite d'être cultivée par les personnes qui font des semis, parceque ses graines fournissent souvent des individus à fleurs ponctuées ou maculées. C'est d'elle que provient le plus grand nombre des rosiers de cette section.
Book (1833) Page(s) 51.
Rosa.
2901. Gallica.—Maculé-de-Dupont.
Book (1829) Page(s) 131.
Galliques-Provins très hybrides ....
572. La Maculée, Dupont.
Rameaux grêles, élancés, souvent arqués au sommet ; armés de forts aiguillons, dont les plus longs sont falciformes. Fleur moyenne ou grande, double ou multiple, rose purpurin vif, maculée.
Comme première variété à fleur ponctuée , et mère de plusieurs autres très-estimées, ce rosier mérite , je crois, une petite place dans les grandes collections.
Book (1827) Page(s) 142.
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