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'Jean Ducher' rose References
Magazine (2019) Page(s) 49, Vol 41, No. 1.
Margaret Furness. Tea, Noisette and China Mislabels in Australia.
Early references describe Jean Ducher as very full. Our rose, being a Tea, can double its petal count (at the same time as Peace 1902), but most of the time it’s only semi-double. It matches the thornless G. Nabonnand, which has a continuous history here and elsewhere in the world.
Website/Catalog (4 Oct 2018) Includes photo(s). Rosier buisson Jean DucherObtenteur : Ducher en 1873. Famille : rosier Thé. Fleur : rose à reflets abricots, grande, mi-double. Parfum : parfumé. Floraison : remontante. Hauteur : 1,2 m
Magazine (2018) Page(s) 36. Vol 40, No. 3.
Andrew Ross: To be or not to be - Jean Ducher is the question.
I have recently read about a rose we grow and sell as Jean Ducher, with research which now finds it to really be G. Nabonnand .....
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 324. Includes photo(s).
Jean Ducher Tea. Ducher (France) 1874. Description... range in color from salmon to peach to pink, a factor that depends on the weather...
Book (Oct 1996) Page(s) 17. Includes photo(s).
Book (Nov 1993) Page(s) 30.
Jean Ducher Tea... produces its graceful, soft blooms of palest buff to creamy coral-pink almost continuously...
Book (Sep 1993) Page(s) 230. Includes photo(s).
Jean Ducher Tea. Description... a good example of the refinement and delicacy that Victorian rose-lovers so admired... one of the hardiest of the Teas... The name commemorates a member of the long-lived Ducher family, rose-breeders for a century. It was introduced some time in the early 1880s.
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 268.
Jean Ducher Tea, salmon to peachy pink, Prior to 1889. Description.
Book (Feb 1993) Page(s) 112. Includes photo(s).
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 48.
Jean Ducher ('Comte de Sembui', 'Ruby Gold') Tea. Widow Ducher, 1874. [Author cites information from different sources.]
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