'Princesse Marie de Lusignan' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 433.
de Lusignan, Princesse Marie (noisette) Perny 1888; light yellow, center vivid, fades to white, medium size, fine form, floriferous, short habit. = [similar to] Narcisse.
Book (1902) Page(s) 91.
Noisettes ordinaires...
2547. Princesse Marie de Lusignan, Perny 1888, jaune
Magazine (1 Nov 1899) Page(s) 166.
Les Roses d'Ornement
III. Sous-genre Noisette
Espèces et variétés qui ne me sont pas suffisamment connues:
Princesse Marie de Lusignan (P. Perny 1889). — Jaune paille, intérieur plus foncé.
Book (1899) Page(s) 150.
Princesse Marie de Lusignan, Noisette, Perny, 1888, jaune, syn. Narcisse.
Magazine (Aug 1891) Page(s) 120. Includes photo(s).
The "Journal des Roses" has already entertained its readers with the rose Princesse Marie de Lusignan (see Journal des Roses 1886, p. 156 and 1887, p. 18), of which we now give a coloured plate. ...this charming flower has been obtained as seedling by M. P. Perny, amateur rosarian at Nice, and sold by M. Scipion Cochet from November 1, 1887. The blooms which we admired this spring, on an item planted near a wall, at noon, and which a careful covering preserved from a rigorous winter, were very pretty, very full, beautiful cream-white, sometimes yellowish. The bud is sufficiently elongated to maybe used advantageously for the preparation of bouquets, and the shrub has good foliage. In one word, it is an excellent Noisette, which we commit ourselves to plant in all rosaries.
Magazine (1 Jul 1886) Page(s) 103.
Un amateur de roses, M. Perny, pianiste-compositeur à Nice, veut prouver que pour obtenir des bonnes variétés de roses, il n'est pas utile d'être jardinier ou rosiériste. M. Pernet fils-Ducher a présenté, au nom de M. Perny, quelques roses de semis.
Noisette Princesse Marie de Lusignan. Ce sera variété interessante, aussi mérite-t-elle, autant par le nom qu'elle porte que par ses qualités, un article spécial, et nous y reviendrons prochainement.
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