'Anemonaeflora' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 146.
Old Roses Not Classified. Anemonaeflora White, I 1/4 in., petals narrow, forming a flower like a double Anemone nemorosa. No anthers, pistil a short column. Pedicel and hip smooth. Calyx longer, two winged. Leaves in threes, very long pointed like the Banksian, stipules narrow fringed. Wood green, many small bristly thorns and a few large hooked thorns. A little tender, but hardy with me: It makes a curious straggling bush and, as Miss Willmott says, it should be included in every collection of Roses. This curious Rose might well be a Banksian Musk hybrid. Rehdr onsiders it related to Setigera, an American species, but as Fortune found it in Shanghai in 1844, I think it unlikely. Illustration in Willmott's Genus Rosa.
Book (1936) Page(s) 24.
Anemonaeflora (tea) ? before 1845; light pink, edges often white, center glossy carmine, 5 cm., 3/4-full, outer petals rolled, many stamens, anemone-form, fragrance 5/10, Tea.
Book (1936) Page(s) 24.
Anémone Thea rosea (tea) ? ? ; vivid pink to flesh-pink, medium size, double, cluster-flowered.
Book (1899) Page(s) 11.
Anémone, thé, Péan, 1827, rose
Anemone thea rose, thé, rose
Book (1885) Page(s) Vol. 2, p. 317.
Thé. Thé anemone. Arbrisseau assez vigoureux, écorcé lisse; rameaux un peu diffus, garnis de quelques aiguillons larges, dilatés à la base, peu courbés, épars; pétioles aiguillonnés; folioles ovales, irrégulièrement dentées, d'un vert luisant en dessus, rougeâtres en dessous; fleurs doubles, moyennes, en coupe, disposées en panicules.
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 9.
tea, Anemone, Tea rose, nice pink, later incarnate, medium-size, double, cluster-flowered
Book (1858) Page(s) 263.
Anemone Thea Rose, double, beautiful pink, then flesh-coloured, in trusses.
Website/Catalog (1847) Page(s) 76.
Rosiers Thé ou Indica.
Anémone, fleur moyenne, très multiple, globuleuse, rose...1 fr.
Magazine (1845) Page(s) 143.
”On the grouping of decorative plants in the garden, especially in pleasure-gardens and on lawns“ by J. F. W. Bosse…Rosa indica odoratissima…the most beautiful double-blooming varieties…flesh-coloured, pink and lilac-coloured…Anemone-Tea-Rose...
Book (1842) Page(s) 280.
Varieties of the Tea Rose...with pink, flesh-coloured and red blooms...Anemone Tea-Rose, double, beautiful pink, then flesh-colour, in panicles
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