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Book (2020) Page(s) 144-145. Includes photo(s).
'Paeonienrose'. This Centifolia was found by Gerda Nissen in Schleswig-Holstein which she named Rosa x francofurtana 'Paeonienrose', as described in the following sources:
C. Nickels, "Cultur, Benennung und Beschreibung der Rosen", Pressburg 1845, describes a 'turbinata poeonieflora': central floral crown vivid rosy red, paler along the edges, three inches, fairly full the inner petals somwhat erect, partly curled and thus emulating the lovely shape of a paeonia. Fruit gyroscopic, dense, short and smooth." W. Keller "Verzeichnis der großen Rosensammlung in Duisburg am Rhein", 1828, shows a Francofurtana 'Neue Pàonienrose'. We do not believe this variety to be a Francofurtana, but an unknown Centifolia.
Article (website) (2007)
"Päonienrose”
Class: Placed among the francofurtanas. Growth: moderate. Foliage: 5-leaflets, large, broad, regular fine serration, reliefed, leaflets close to eachother, central axis hooked. Stipule: broad. Calyx: cupped, lower half glandular. Sepal: longer than the bud, a few broad appendages. Bud: roundish with small tip. Bloom: large, regular, loosely double, warm carmine-pink fading to light pink, pedicel with red glands. Prickles: large, straight, oblique downwards. Fragrance: Mild, fruity. Comment: Not found in rosaries and in literature.
Book (2001) Page(s) 92.
'Paeonienrose', a form found by Mrs. Nissen in Schleswig-Holstein with peony-like, pink double blooms. Turbinated hips. Moderately high shrub. There is in old catalogues (Paul, Simon/Cochet) a "peony-flowered" Damask rose 'La Consistance' listed.
Book (2001) Page(s) 92.
Quarter 12: Gallica- and Damask-Roses...461 'Paeonienrose' form found by Ms. Nissen in Schleswig Holstein with peony-like, pink double blooms, top-shaped fruit. Medium tall shrub. In old directories (Paul, Simon/Cochet) there is listed a "peony-bloomed" Damask-Rose 'La Consistance'.
Website/Catalog (1842) Page(s) 31.
Rosa centifolia tree Paeonian Rose, Paeonien-Rose ....2 Courant Mark
Book (1838) Page(s) 42.
Turbinata poeoniaeflora. Beautiful, good fragrance. Corolla Center vivid pink, edges lighter, 3 in., quite double; the inside petlas are partly standing, partly rolled, thus forming the beautiful form of a peony; calyx top-form, thick, short, smooth.
Website/Catalog (1833) Page(s) 39.
Rosa Turbinata...
593 Die grosse Paeonienrose. Sehr dicker kurzer kreiselförmiger glatter Fruchtknoten. Blume gross, lebhaft rosenroth im Centrum, hellrosa am Rande ...15 Silbergroschen
Translation:
The large peony-rose. Very fat short top-shaped smooth ovary. Large bloom, vivid pink at the centre, light pink on the edges
Magazine (1828) Page(s) 261.
Index of the Rose collection of the Merchant Wilhelm Keller in Duisburg on the Rhine: Frankfurt or Turbinata roses. the new Paeonien-Rose, large, expanded, pink, double ... 1 Gulden
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