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Damascena corymbosa rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of jedmar
From "Rosen-Sammlung zu Wilhelmshöhe", by Salomon Pinhas, 1815, tab 148 Courtesy of Google
Uploaded 10 JUL 23
<i>R. menstrua</i> var. <i>flore racemoso</i> Andr. synonym rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of CybeRose
Roses: or a Monograph of the Genus Rosa, fasc. 5, ca. 1807, tab. 50 H. C. Andrews ROSA menstrua, Var. flore racemoso. Monthly Rose, Cluster-flowered Variety. CHARACTER SPECIFICUS ROSA, germinibus oblongis, saepeflorens, racemosa, fragrans; pedunculis petiolisque hispidis, et glandulosis; aculeis ramorum sparsis, rectis; foliolis oblongis, subtus villosis. SPECIFIC CHARACTER ROSE, with oblong seed-buds, often flowering, clustered, sweet-scented; the peduncles and petioles are hispid and glandular; the prickles of the branches are scattered and straight; the leaflets are of an oblong form, and villous beneath. THIS cluster-flowered Variety is undoubtedly the most attractive of that species of Rose denominated Monthly. To its fine abundant and frequent bloom is attached a fragrance of unequivocal sweetness, for which it is much esteemed. It bears so great a resemblance to the Damask Rose, that we are strongly induced to regard it as a continuation of that species, and have but little doubt, if the flowers were dried and analysed, they would be found to contain the same medicinal virtues. The title of Monthly is certainly a term of latitude with regard to flowering; for, in the literal sense, it should imply a perpetually blooming Rose; which undoubtedly a Rose must be that blossoms every month; but this is by no means the case with the present species, although in mild seasons it may be found in bloom in December or January; which gives it a decided superiority over many of the summer species. Our figure was taken from a fine blooming specimen in the month of September, at the nursery of Messrs. Whitley and Brames, Old Brompton.
Uploaded 28 NOV 17
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