A bed of roses

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The Rose in English Poetry (16th-18th century)
The rose is one of the most widely used symbolic devices in English literature. It stands primarily for love, for love’s passion and beauty, for its constancy and simultaneously its perishability.
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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet
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Napoleon's Josephine: A Rose by Any Other Name

Napoleon's greatest love would come from the Caribbean island of Martinique. Napoleon never went there, but this woman's father, Joseph Gaspard Tascher de la Pagerie, owned a sugar plantation, complete with slaves, on the island. The family had significant wealth and power, and the children led a very comfortable life in an idyllic location.

"Marie Josèphe Rose Tascher de la Pagerie" was born on June 23, 1763. If you noticed that there is no "Josephine" in her name, you may wonder how that name came about. Her friends and family had always called her "Rose", but Napoleon, never content to just go with the flow, called her "Josephine" (from "Josèphe"), and that is how she will be forever known.
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George, Walter Lionel, 1882-1926: A Bed of Roses (English) (as Author)

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"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" is a commonly quoted part of a dialogue in William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, in which Juliet argues that the names of things do not matter, only what things are.
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A rose by any other name: Losing something in translation?

One of the things that makes us the human beings we are is a powerfully-developed pattern-matching facility. Momentarily spot a profile in half light and the person is instantly recognised; listen to someone at a crowded party and we can usually “join up the dots” between half-heard snatches of speech and turn it into a meaningful statement. But sometimes this superb ability tries hard to make sense of something that is too alien for it and nonsense results.
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Anna Olivier Ducher (FR) 1872 Teerose, Alte Rose zartrosa, fst weiß, im Zentrum cremefarben remontierend guter Terrosenduft

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'The Blue Rose Trilogy' by Peter Straub

Koko (1988), Mystery (1990) and The Throat (1993) are the three 'Blue Rose' novels. They can be read separately, but are much more powerful and resonant if they are read as a sequence.

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On the most basic level, all three books are crime thrillers. Here is an outline of each of them which will not spoil the pleasure of reading them for their plots.
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Well, it has finally happened! Transgenic (gene transfer) technology has rewarded us at last with the first true Blue Roses! For many years now we have heard stories about a handful of companies who have been working at producing the first true Blue Rose, but the results seemed ever elusive. The future is finally here, and rose growers everywhere will rejoice over this new marvel of biotechnology.
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....and before you give this whole Blue Rose thing one more thought, this page was an April Fools day joke, nothing more. There are no Blue Roses!

Blue Rose (Blaue Rose) was a Symbolist artist association in Moscow from 1906 to 1908.
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Briar Rose (Redouté) - Rose

• brier (n.1) "thorny shrub", "heath", 1540s, variant of Middle English "brere", from Old English "brer" (Anglian), "brær" (West Saxon) "brier", "bramble", "prickly bush", of unknown origin. "Briar" is the most recent variant (c.1600). Originally used of prickly, thorny bushes in general, now mostly restricted to wild rose bushes. Used figuratively (in plural) for "troubles" from c.1500.
• "brier" (n.2) type of tobacco pipe introduced to England c.1859 made from the root of a certain shrub, 1868, from French bruyère "heath plant," from Old French "bruiere" "heather", "briar", "heathland", "moor" (12c.), from Gallo-Romance "*brucaria", from "*brucus" "heather", from Gaulish (cf. Breton "brug" "heath," Old Irish "froech"). Form altered in English by influence of "brier" (n.1).

151 Cherry Briar Rose | R. foetida variety | L’Eglantier Cerise | Rosa Eglanteria sub rubra

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume III (1824)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME "Rosa Eglanteria sub rubra"
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME "L’Eglantier Cerise"
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME "R. foetida variety"
COMMON NAME "Cherry Briar Rose"
OTHER NAMES "Austrian Briar seedling"
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ORIGIN Noted in the nursery of Monsieur Vilmorin, c. 1820, likely obtained from seed of the yellow R. foetida
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At left; picture of the Cherry Briar Rose, R. foetida variety, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 151 out of 170, Volume III of Les Roses

The Doll Under the Briar Rosebush

Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on Briar Rose. "Caterpillar from nature Sepbr. 24th 1804, fed on Briar rose. Chrysalis in a web. Moth March 19th 1805." Unsigned. Rose Rosa sp..

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• briar (n.) see brier (n.1).
• eglantine (n.) "sweet briar," c.1400, from Fr. églantine, from O.Fr. aiglent "dog rose", from V.L. *aquilentus "rich in prickles," from L. aculeus "spine, prickle," dim. of acus "needle" (see acuity).
• brier (n.1) "thorny shrub, heath," 1540s, variant of Middle English brere, from Old English brer (Anglian), brær (West Saxon) "brier, bramble, prickly bush," of unknown origin. Briar is the most recent variant (c.1600). Originally used of prickly, thorny bushes in general, now mostly restricted to wild rose bushes. Used figuratively (in plural) for "troubles" from c.1500.
• brier (n.2) type of tobacco pipe introduced to England c.1859 made from the root of a certain shrub, 1868, from French bruyère "heath plant," from Old French bruiere "heather, briar, heathland, moor" (12c.), from Gallo-Romance *brucaria, from *brucus "heather," from Gaulish (cf. Breton brug "heath," Old Irish froech). Form altered in English by influence of brier (n.1).
• hip (n.2) "seed pod" (especially of wild rose), O.E. heope, hiope "seed vessel of the wild rose," from P.Gmc. *hiup- (cf. dialectal Norwegian hjupa, O.S. hiopo, Du. joop, O.H.G. hiafo, dialectal German Hiefe, O.E. hiopa "briar, bramble").
• contrive (v.) early 14c., from O.Fr. controver (Mod.Fr. controuver) "to find out, contrive, imagine," from L.L. contropare "to compare" (via a figure of speech), from L. com- "with" (see com-) + tropus "song, musical mode," from Gk. tropos "figure of speech" (see trope). Sense evolution (in French) was from "invent with ingenuity" to "invent falsely." Spelled contreve until unexplained 15c. sound change that also affected briar, friar, choir. Related: Contrived; contriving.

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Sweet Briar Roses (See Old Roses)

The most familiar of these hybrids of R. rubiginosa were made by Lord Penzance, using the semi-double form Janet's Pride, crossed with various China hybrids and R. foetida; these kept the scented foliage of the Sweet Briar which has been lost in later crosses.

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• Rosa Pimpinellifolia Rubra (Flore Multiplici);
• Rosa rubiginosa = Manning's blush sweet brier.
• Sweet briar, eglantine, and vine.] / Églantine. [Wild rose, Sweetbriar rose]
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Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, 1833-1898, The Briar Rose, The Heart of the Rose, Love among the Ruins

ROEG - Rosa eglanteria L. - sweet briar rose

Briar Rose is a traditional heavy metal band from Swansea, Massachusetts. The band's name is taken from the title of the variant story of Sleeping Beauty by the Brothers Grimm, "Briar Rose". The idea of hiding beauty in darkness to protect it from a greater darkness appealed to the band.
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Briar Rose is a young adult novel written by American author Jane Yolen, published in 1992. The book was published as part of the Fairy Tale Series "Sleeping Beauty" of novels compiled by Terri Windling. The book won the annual Mythopoeic Society Fantasy Award for Adult Literature in 1993.
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The Sleeping Beauty The Ninth Captain's Tale (1001 Nights) (French: La Belle au bois dormant, "The Beauty sleeping in the wood") by Charles Perrault or Little Briar Rose (German: Dornröschen) by the Brothers Grimm is a classic fairytale involving a beautiful princess, enchantment of sleep, and a handsome prince. Written as an original literary tale, it was first published by Charles Perrault in Histoires ou contes du temps passé in 1697.
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• Garden Roses
• Roses are among the most popular of flowers. They have been grown in gardens for hundreds of years and thousands of varieties or cultivars have been produced. Because of their popularity, they are among the flowers that are most often depicted on ceramics, textiles and other decorative arts. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Moth and Caterpillar on Rose Rosa. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 454).
• Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on Rose. "Caterpillar from nature June 20th 1812. K.P. Fed on Rose leaf and bud. Crysalis in mold. The moth came out Sept. 16th. I missed painting it then; this moth was painted from one caught April 11 1813." Rose Rosa. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing Moth and Caterpillar Noctua fimbriata, Rose Rosa sp.. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 497).
• Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on Rose. "from nature July 9th 1803 K.P. Caterpillar feeds on the blossom of the Rose, or on Mint. Chrysalis under mold." In pencil below painting "Ianthea". Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing Moth Noctua fimbriata, Rose Rosa sp.. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Moth and Caterpillar on Rose Rosa sp.. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 507).
• Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on Briar Rose. "Caterpillar from nature Sepbr. 24th 1804, fed on Briar rose. Chrysalis in a web. Moth March 19th 1805." Unsigned. Rose Rosa sp.. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Moth and Caterpillar on Rose Rosa. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 515).
• Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on Rose. "Caterpillar from nature July 4th 1804 K.P., fed on the Red Rose - We suspect this to be the same species to the Caterpillar that fed on the Peas and Pepper mint, from the similarity of the caterpillar and moth and that the different food occasioned the difference of colour; a circumstance we have often remarked. Moth September 18th. [1804?]" Rose Rosa. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Charles Darwin on Garden Roses
• Charles Darwin was a skilled botanist and fascinated by the origins of garden plants, including Garden Roses. He wrote about them in his book on The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication first published in 1868. 2nd Edition 1875. Modified: Thu, 4th March, 2004 ,11 25 AM
• Moth Caterpillar on Rose Rosa sp.. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 091).
• Watercolour painting of Caterpillar on rose. "Caterpillar from nature June 29th 1815 K. P. fed on the red rose. came out the moth represented in the next page." [not identifiable, not in original order]. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Polychrome Caughley Porcelain Teabowl with rose motif and gilding c.1790. Shrewsbury Museums Service ( ). Image sy8876
• Rose Chafer Cetonia aurata. "Scarabeas auratus". Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 226).
• Watercolour painting of Insect; Cetonia auratus. "from nature June 25th 1804 K.P." In pencil "Scarabeas Auratus" In pencil below painting "Cetonia aurata." Rose Chafer Cetonia aurata. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caughley Porcelain Plain Mask Jug, Thorny Rose and Lily (IGMT:GG420.3)
• This Thorny Rose and Lily jug dating from c1773 has an ornamental French-style handle and a print of a running dog under the handle. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Vase and Cover, Rose du Barry pink ground (IGMT: CP377.216)
• Coalport was strongly influenced by the work of the Sevres Porcelain Manufactory in France. Coalport's version of the Sevres Rose du Barry pink shown on this vase dating from c1860 was widely acclaimed. The colour was named after Louis XV's mistress! Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Vase and Cover, Rose du Barry pink ground (IGMT: CP377.4188 )
• This Coalport vase is of a simple French-style shape. It is decorated with hand-painted figures and dates from c1860. Coalport had perfected its imitation of the French Sevres Rose du Barry pink ground colour, shown here, in about 1850. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Moonflask, Rose du Barry pink ground (IGMT: CP377.302)
• This moonflask, in the French-style Rose du Barry pink, is decorated with hand-painted figures and gilding and dates from c1861-1875. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Wastebowl, pattern 570 (IGMT: 2000.782)
• This wastebowl, to hold used tea leaves, is decorated with the colourful Thomas Rose pattern number 570 and dates from c1807. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teapot, Cover and Stand, pattern 303 (IGMT: unmarked)
• This teapot and cover is of the rare Bridged Spout shape, named after the bridge between the spout and the neck of the teapot. It is decorated with Thomas Rose pattern number 303. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teapot and Cover, bat prints (IGMT: 2000.1)
• This teapot is in the well-known Prow shape, probably the most common teaware shape produced by Thomas Rose in the early 1800s. It is decorated with bat-prints, a form of transfer-print. This piece dates from c1805-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teapot, Cover and Stand, pattern 101 (IGMT:2000.738)
• This shape is called Old Oval Faceted and is one of the earliest known Thomas Rose shapes. The teapot is decorated with the Garter Star, pattern 101 and dates from c1800-1805. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Sugar Box and Cover, mauve floral decoration (IGMT:2000.777)
• Oval Waisted shape teawares are some of the earliest known Thomas Rose pieces. This sugar box decorated with mauve flowers, pattern number 126, dates from c1800-1805. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, Pagoda (IGMT: 2000.763)
• The Bute shape cup, as shown here, was the most common Thomas Rose cup shape. Blue and white Chinese style designs, like Pagoda, were soon superseded by elaborately gilded and enamel designs. These examples date from c1800-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caughley Porcelain Teapot and Cover, Rose Festoons (IGMT: 2000.291)
• Rose Festoons is a rare design shown here on an unusual half fluted and waisted shape teapot, dating from c1785-1790. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caterpillar on Rosa sp.. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 058).
• Watercolour painting of Caterpillar on rose. "Caterpillar from nature June 12th 1806 K.P. fed on the leaves of the Yellow Rose. Chrysalis in a web." Rosa sp. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Flowers including rose and iris. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley or possibly another member of her family. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 174).
• Watercolour painting of four unidentified Flowering Plants. "Matilda" Unsigned. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Lettered Moth and Caterpillar on Rosa sp.. "Phalaena Inscriptata, Lettered Moth". Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 335).
• Watercolour painting of Moth and Caterpillar on May Rose. "Phalaena Inscriptata. Lettered Moth - Donovan. Caterpillar from nature May 28th 1804. K.P. Fed on the blossom of the May Rose. Chrysalis under mold." Rosa sp.. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Moth, Caterpillar and Chrysalis. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 415).
• Watercolour painting of Moths, Caterpillar and Chrysalis on Rose. "Caterpillar from nature June 8th 1804 K.P. Fed on the leaf of the Briar Rose. In its last state June 19th - Chrysalis in mold. Moth March 15th 1805, supposed male and female." Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Catesby's Lilly, Rose Camellia, Bell Flower. Plate 29 from Culpeper's Complete Herbal with The British Florist 1812. Shrewsbury Museums Service.
• Modified: Thu, 20th August, 2020 ,3 00 AM
• Illuminated Address to Thomas Ruxton Slaney Eyton on the occasion of his marriage to Miss Rose Adela Russell Eyton July 24th 1894 from the tenants of the Walford Estate. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: FA/1995/279)
• Hand-painted with field poppies, honeysuckle and other flowers. "We the tenants on the Walford Estate beg to offer you our hearty congratulations on your marriage and to assure you of our good wishes for your future welfare". Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Racing Trophy and Cover, Rose du Barry pink ground (IGMT: 1984.6039)
• Coalport produced commemorative items to mark special occasions or as presentation pieces. This trophy was hand-painted with a view of a horse-race and inscribed 'Pains Lane / Races / 1844.' It may have been presented to one of the winners. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Cup and Saucer, pattern 101 (IGMT: 2000.752)
• The London shape, with its angular handle, was first made in c1811. This example shows the enamelled version of pattern 101, a colourful floral and leaf design, and dates from c1811-1814. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teapot and Cover, Cornflower Sprigs (IGMT: 2000. 749)
• This Prow shape teapot is decorated with enamelled French-style Cornflower Sprigs and dates from c1805-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teapot and Cover, floral decoration (IGMT: 2000.744)
• This is the Prow spiral waisted shape, named after the spiral fluted moulding and drawn-in waist of the teapot. The teapot is decorated with a polychrome floral design and dates from c1805-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Milk Jug, pattern 564 (IGMT: 2000.781)
• The heavy and colourful pattern on this Prow shaped jug reflects the strong Japanese influences on porcelain at the time. Its pattern number is 564 and it dates from c1805-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Teabowl and Saucer, pattern 78 (IGMT: 2000.771)
• This small-sized spiral waisted shape teabowl and saucer are decorated with the floral pattern 78 and date from c1801. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Coffee Cup and Saucer, pattern 772 (IGMT: 2000.791)
• The London shape with its angular handle shown here was made from c1811. This elaborately gilded example, pattern number 772, dates from c1811-1814. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Coffee Can, pattern 835 (IGMT: 2000.789)
• Coffee cans, or small mugs, were sometimes used instead of coffee cups and often came with saucers. This example is decorated with pattern number 835, a heavy Japanese-style design, and dates from c1800-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Cup, landscape decoration (IGMT: 2000.753)
• This London shape cup is beautifully decorated with a landscape design, showing a castle with mountains in the background and with a gilded edge. It dates from c1810-1814. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Dish, Round Window (IGMT: 2000.756)
• This dish or soup plate, dating from c1800-1814, is decorated with a Chinese-style blue and white design, Round Window, named after the round window in the pagoda. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Thomas Rose Coalport Porcelain Dish, Japan-style (IGMT:2000.794)
• Japanese-style designs such as this example, pattern number 1272, were very popular in the early 1800s. This dish dates from c1811-1814. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Rose Cottage, Coalbrookdale during restoration work. (IGMT: 1978.113)
• J.L. Wooley 3.2.74 Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Shoulder Stripe Caterpillar Anticlea badiata. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 055).
• Watercolour painting of Caterpillar. In pencil "June 13. 1826. fed on Rose." Shoulder Stripe Anticlea badiata Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caterpillar Ichneumonidae, Rosa sp.. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 056).
• Watercolour painting of Ichneumon Caterpillar on rose. "Caterpillar from nature July 18th 1804 K.P. found ready to go to chrysalis - suppose it fed on the Rose, as out of a variety of food it chose that to make its case on, fastening it up to the lid of the box. Two Ichneumon flies came out of the Chrysalis." , Rosa sp.. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caterpillar. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 078).
• Watercolour painting of Caterpillar. "Caterpillar from nature July 9th 1806 K.P. fed on the buds of the Red Rose." Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Shrewsbury Museums Service (ROSE: 02).
• A Coalport Porcelain Plate c. 1860. Hand-painted with calceolaria within a pink and gilt border with three floral panels. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Beddard Silver Rose Bowl. 1926. Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council (SABC: SH/2004/112).
• Originally presented by F.J. and E.W. Dixon (Consulting Engineers) to Councillor Charles Beddard (Chairman of the then Borough Council's Water Committee and subsequently Mayor in 1935/36), on the occasion of the inauguration of the Shelton Water Works - 4th July 1935. Made in Birmingham in 1926 by Elkington and Company. Modified: Tue, 24th August, 2004 ,5 53 AM
• Sergeant's Silver Mace, dated 1602. Elizabeth I. Part of Shrewsbury Civic Regalia. Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council (SABC: SH/2004/081).
• 1 foot 2inches long. Arms of Queen Elizabeth I with date 1602. Around the head, in relief, are the Arms of Shrewsbury, a crowned rose, a portcullis and a crowned rose. Modified: Tue, 24th August, 2004 ,5 18 AM
• Sergeant's Silver Mace. 16th century. Possibly Henry VIII. Part of Shrewsbury Civic Regalia. Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council (SABC: SH/2004/079).
• 1 foot 4 and three quarters inches long. Royal Arms in a crowned shield between the words 'VILLA SALOP'. Around the head, in relief the Arms of Shrewsbury, a rose, a portcullis and a rose. Modified: Tue, 24th August, 2004 ,5 20 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Two-handled Mug c.1865-1870. Shrewwbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.161)
• Coalport Porcelain Mug c.1865-1870. Two-handled with fish-tail and hand-painted with two large posies including rose, bluebells, poppies and pelargoniums. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Dish. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.63/11).
• Coalport Porcelain c. 1839-45; the piece is part of a dessert service. Pattern no. 4/412, probably by Stephen Lawrance. The rim is decorated with a broad band of dark blue with four panels of naturally coloured floral groups. The centre is painted with a single flower, Semi-double White Rose. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Tureen Stand. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.63/17).
• Coalport Porcelain c. 1839-45; the piece is part of a dessert service. Pattern no. 4/412, probably by Stephen Lawrance. The rim is decorated with a broad band of dark blue with three panels of naturally coloured floral groups. The centre is painted with Pink Rose. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.63/3).
• Coalport Porcelain c. 1839-45; the piece is part of a dessert service. Pattern no. 4/412, probably by Stephen Lawrance. The rim is decorated with a broad band of dark blue with three panels of naturally coloured floral groups. The centre is painted with a single flower, Double Pink Rose. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Teapot, cover and stand c.1805-1810. Shrewsbury Museums Service. (SHYMS: C.647).
• A Coalport Porcelain Teapot, cover and stand c.1805-1810. Thomas Rose. Hand-painted in underglaze blue and gilding with a band of leaves and foliate motifs. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Vases. Coloured engraving of exhibits from Exhibition. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: FA/1993/11).
• Three Coalport porcelain vases, produced by Rose & Co. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Trade Token. Rose Copper Company Halfpenny. 1811. Copper. Shrewsbury Museums Service.
• Modified: Thu, 20th August, 2020 ,3 00 AM
• Coalbrookdale, Rose Cottage, Shropshire. Photo by L.C. Lloyd 26-6-46. Lantern Slide. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: P/2005/1990). Image sy11592
• Caughley Porcelain Jug item 1131. Shrewsbury Museums Service (CRONK: F.319)
• Modified: Thu, 10th February, 2005 ,6 34 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Cabbage-Leaf Maskhead Jug, Pagoda (IGMT: CP377.355)
• This is a large cabbage-leaf maskhead jug dating from c1800, named after the cabbage-leaf shaped moulding on the body and the mask shaped spout. These jugs were made by the Caughley Porcelain Manufactory, which John Rose of Coalport bought in 1799. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Ice Pail, gilded decoration (IGMT:1983.1383)
• This ice pail, dating from c1807-1810, was decorated in the fashionable classical style by the famous Thomas Baxter of London. In the company's early years, John Rose of Coalport sent many plain white pieces to be painted by skilled 'outside decorators. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Vase, Coalbrookdale (IGMT:G27)
• This floral-encrusted Coalbrookdale vase dates from 1825-1830. The flowers were all made by hand and the flower-maker was expected to make one china rose every 30 seconds. This was a very skilled task. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Spiral Fluted Jug, Pine Cone (IGMT:GG394.23)
• Early John Rose Coalport jugs have spiral fluted moulding like this example. The Pine Cone design was a pattern produced by the Caughley Porcelain Manufactory, bought by Coalport in 1799. The jug dates from c1800-1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Jug, Wenlock Volunteers (IGMT:1987.622 )
• John Rose of Coalport made several commemorative pieces for the Wenlock Volunteers, the local regiment, in the early 1800s. This jug is decorated with the Regimental Arms of the Volunteers and is inscribed with their motto. It dates from c1800. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Caughley Porcelain Cabbage-Leaf Maskhead Jug, Wenlock Volunteers (IGMT: 1978.210)
• Caughley produced commemorative pieces for the Wenlock Volunteers, the local military troop, as John Rose of Coalport did later. Thomas Turner, proprietor of the Caughley Manufactory, was Captain of the local unit. This jug dates from c1799. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Tankard, classical decoration (IGMT:CP377.109)
• This tankard was possibly painted by an 'outside decorator'. In Coalport's early days, John Rose sent plain white goods to be decorated by famous artists such as Thomas Baxter in London and Thomas Pardoe in Bristol. This tankard dates from c1810. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport China Two-Handled Loving Cup, Swinney Cliff Mill (IGMT:1981.1406)
• This loving cup is decorated with a view of the waterwheel of Swinney Cliff Mill in Coalport, used by the China Works. John Rose, proprietor of the Coalport Works, was born at Swinney Farm close by. The cup is inscribed 'WHW.' Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Teapot and Cover, Curly Pagodas (IGMT: GG420.17.2)
• Curly Pagodas, so called because of the curly edged Pagodas shown in the print, is one of the earliest John Rose blue and white Chinese-style designs. This example is elaborately gilded and dates from c1800. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Teapot and Cover, enamel and gilt decoration (IGMT:G13)
• This exquisitely decorated and rare small teapot is Prow shaped. Prow was one of the most popular John Rose teaware shapes in the early 1800s. It was also known as the boat shape due to to the flat top and curved bottom of the teapot. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Sugar Boxes and Covers, gilded decoration (IGMT: 2000.743 and IGMT: G12 )
• Pale Tussock Moth Caterpillar Calliteara pudibunda. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 076).
• Watercolour painting of Caterpillar. "Caterpillar from nature Oct. 21st 1805. K.P. found upon Rose - It had recd. some injury before it was found and died without forming a chrysalis - I have since been convinced that this worm though different in colour produces the same moth to the pencil worm painted Sept. 2nd 1805." Pale Tussock Moth Calliteara pudibunda. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• V-Moth Semiothisa wauaria. Watercolour. Artist: Katherine Plymley. Shrewsbury Museums Service (PLYMLEY: 468).
• Watercolour painting of Moth. "from nature. May 15. 1801 K.P. [additional notes]In 1815 we had the worm as represented in last page [not identifiable, not in original order], fed on the red rose." V-Moth Semiothisa wauaria. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Saxon coin minted in Shrewsbury. King Edward the Confessor (A.D. 1042-1066). Shrewsbury Museums Service.
• Obverse: Inscription "EADPHARD RE". Reverse: Inscription "PHULMAER ON SCOBE", central rose. From Owen and Blakeway's History of Shrewsbury 1825 (vol. 1, page 25). Modified: Thu, 20th August, 2020 ,3 00 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.1101/1).
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.1101/2).
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Vase c.1830s. Shrewwbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.1215/01)
• A Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Vase c.1830s. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Coalbrookdale-style Candelabrum c.1820s. (SHYMS: C.1242/1)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale style Candelabrum c.1820s. Three lights candelabrum with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Coalbrookdale-style Candelabrum c1820s.. Shrewsbury Museums Service. (SHYMS: C.1242/2)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale style Candelabrum c.1820s. Three lights candelabrum with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Vase c.1810-1815. Shrewsbury Museums Service. (SHYMS: C.1248).
• Coalport Porcelain Vase, painted with panels of flowers. Two gilt birds' head handles terminating in classical female heads. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Watch holder c.1830-1835. Shrewwbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.313)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Watch holder c.1830-1835, with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Ewer c.1840. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.786)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Ewer c.1840, with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Polychrome Caughley Porcelain Teabowl with rose motif and gilding c.1790. Shrewsbury Museums Service ( ). Image sy8877
• Polychrome Caughley Porcelain Teabowl with rose motif and gilding c.1790. Shrewsbury Museums Service ( ). Image sy8878
• Polychrome Caughley Porcelain Teabowl with rose motif and gilding c.1790 (view of interior). Shrewsbury Museums Service ( ). Image sy8879

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Roses-Information

• Charles Darwin on Garden Roses
• Charles Darwin was a skilled botanist and fascinated by the origins of garden plants, including Garden Roses. He wrote about them in his book on The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication first published in 1868. 2nd Edition 1875. Modified: Thu, 4th March, 2004 ,11 25 AM
• Garden Roses
• Roses are among the most popular of flowers. They have been grown in gardens for hundreds of years and thousands of varieties or cultivars have been produced. Because of their popularity, they are among the flowers that are most often depicted on ceramics, textiles and other decorative arts. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Ayrshire white work with design of roses,pinks etc. Shrewsbury Museums Service.
• Photograph of textile with floral design. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Plate. Shrewsbury Museums Service. (SHYMS: C.1229-H).
• Coalport Porcelain c.1860s, part of a dessert service. This piece depicts Double Roses. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Darwin’s Garden at The Mount, Shrewsbury - The Sale of the Mount in 1866
• Dr Robert Darwin (1766-1848) built The Mount at Frankwell, Shrewsbury in about 1800. One of his daughters, Susan Darwin, never married and lived at the Mount until her death in October 1866. A 6-day dispersal sale of the contents of The Mount and garden took place in November 1866. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Vase c.1830s. Shrewwbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.1215/01)
• A Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Vase c.1830s. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Coalbrookdale-style Candelabrum c.1820s. (SHYMS: C.1242/1)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale style Candelabrum c.1820s. Three lights candelabrum with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain Coalbrookdale-style Candelabrum c1820s.. Shrewsbury Museums Service. (SHYMS: C.1242/2)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale style Candelabrum c.1820s. Three lights candelabrum with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Watch holder c.1830-1835. Shrewwbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.313)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Watch holder c.1830-1835, with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Ewer c.1840. Shrewsbury Museums Service (SHYMS: C.786)
• Coalport Porcelain, Coalbrookdale-style Ewer c.1840, with applied flowers. Modified: Thu, 28th August, 2003 ,8 08 AM

Dog Briar - Rose

PlantFiles: "Briar Rose", "Dog Rose", "White-flowered Rose", "Dog Briar", "Hondsroos", "Redoute Rose", "Rosa canina"

Duchesse of Portland (Redouté) - Rose

Portland (`Duchesse of Portland`) - Rose de Portland

• Duchesse of Portland, Portland Rose, Portlandica, Rosa paestana, (Portland, prior to 1775)
• Duchesse of Portland (Illustrated by Redouté as Rosa damascena coccinea , Rosier de Portland)
• Portland Rose, Portlandica, Duchesse of Portland, Rosa paestana (Portland, before 1775)

Eltern: rote Chinarose x 'Quatre Saison'

Aus einer Kreuzung einer Herbst-"Damaszener Rose" mit einer "Rosa Chinensis" entstand gegen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts in Italien eine neue Rose. Sie wurde nach der Herzogin von Portland, welche sie nach England brachte "Duchesse of Portland" getauft. Zartrosa bis karmesin- und purpurrot erscheinen die Blüten mit einem intensivem Damaszena-Duft. Viele Sorten der kompakt wachsenden Büsche blühen im Spätsommernach.

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1734 heiratete sie den Duke of Portland (den sie "Sweet Will" nannte) und wurde so Herzogin von Portland (Duchess of Portland). Das Ehepaar lebte in der ehemaligen Abtei Welbeck / Nottinghamshire, die Margaret 1755 nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter erbte und später in Bulstrode / Buckinghamshire. Margaret bekam sechs Kinder; eines davon lebte nur ein Jahr.
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Fryer's Roses (W3)

About Us
Fryer's Roses 1912 - 2007 - Over 90 years of rose growing success

"Arthur Fryer" began growing roses commercially on a small plot of land in 1912. From humble beginnings his reputation as a supplier of excellent quality rose trees grew throughout the region. With the acquisition of more land the business expanded and moved to the present site in 1928.

After the war Arthur was joined by his two sons and together they built up an extensive mail order business attending all the major flower shows, their roses gaining international acclaim.

The business is now run by "Gareth Fryer", grandson of the founder and is one of the largest producers in the country. As in 1912, it is still Fryer's aim to provide what they consider to be the best varieties of roses for garden display and all round reliability. Their passion for roses is combined with a commitment to meticulous quality.

In 1999 Fryer's were honoured to be one of the first recipients of The Queen Mother's International Rose Award, a prestigious new accolade in the rose world. The award established by The Royal National Rose Society recognises outstanding achievements in the raising of new cultivars.

In breeding and developing award winning roses in our fields, for many years, we have become an internationally renowned rose specialist.

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Background information

"Arthur Fryer" began growing roses commercially on a small plot of land in 1912. From humble beginnings his reputation as a supplier of excellent quality rose trees grew throughout the region. With the acquisition of more land the business expanded and moved to the present site in 1928.
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Freyer, Gareth - Großbritannien

Geranium - Rose

• Geranium mr Medium Red, Hyb. Moyesii (Shrub) 1938
• Geranium Red or Orange Red, Floribunda 1947

How to Grow Rose Geranium. The rose geranium is a hardy, evergreen shrub with lemon-rose scented pink and purple flowers. The leaves and the oil from the ...

Geranium, Syn. Mandarin-Rose, Blutrose, Rote Büschelrose Wisley Garden's, 1945, Rosa moyesii

PECA13

Pelargonium capitatum (L.) L'Hér. ex Aiton

rose scented geranium

Pflanzenrosen - nach Pflanzennamen benannte Rosen: "Geranium"

Rosa moyesii Geranium siehe Geranium

• Geranium I Geschwind (Österr.-Ungarn) 1895 Canina-Hybride rot einmalblühend,stark duftend, hakenförmige Stacheln; lt. RJB 2011 verloren gegangen.
• Geranium (II), Rosa moyesii Geranium, Mulligan /Royal Horticultural Society (GB) 1938 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose rot einmalblühend leichter Duft, hakenförmige Stacheln. Sehr viele, große, leuchtend orangerote, flaschenförmige, zierende "Hagebutten", in kleinen Büscheln herunterhängend, die aber nicht lange halten. (Foto "Hagebutten" Christine Meile)
• "Pflanzenrose" - Geranium (Storchschnabel) ist mit rund 380 bis 430 Arten die artenreichste Gattung der Storchschnabelgewächse (Geraniaceae).

Gertrude Jekyll - Rose

Gertrude Jekyll, Artist, Gardener and Craftswoman, was born in 1843. She was in her 40s when she bought this pair of men's boots and was still wearing them, much repaired, at the time of her death in 1932. She said 'I suppose no horse likes a new collar, I am quite sure I do not like new boots'.
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Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932), created over 400 gardens in the UK, Europe and America; her influence on garden design has been pervasive to this day. She spent most of her life in Surrey, England, latterly at Munstead Wood, Godalming. She ran a garden centre there and bred many new plants. Some of her gardens have been faithfully restored, wholly or partly, and can be visited. Godalming Museum has many of her notebooks and copies of all her garden drawings, (compiled and sorted by members of the Surrey Gardens Trust); the original drawings are in the University of California.
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Rosier anglais x arbuste 'Gertrude Jekyll'

GERTRUDE JEKYLL - English Garden Roses

Gertrude Jekyll Englische Rose Austin

Gertrude Jekyll ®, AUSbord, Austin (GB) 1986 Strauchrose, Englische Rose sattrosa, Rand heller sehr starker, guter lieblicher Duft. Pilzanfällig, stachelig. Schön in Kombination mit der Clematis 'Warszawska Nike'!

Der berühmten englischen Gärtnerin, die viel mit dem Architekten Edwin Lutyens ns (1869-1944) zusammenarbeitete, gewidmet - mehr über Gertrude Jekyll - Rosenschild Gertrude Jekyll

Gertrude Jekyll - Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932)

Gertrude Jekyll Clg - Rose

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Helen Rhodes - Rose

Hortensia - Rose

Hortensia macrophylla '-rose-'

Aimable Rouge Hortensia, Rosa Hortensia, Boule d´Hortensia, Agathe majesteuse, Hortensia, Triomphe biflore, Le Triomphe, Royal Virgin Rose, Great Royal, Centfeuilles d'Angleterre, Vibert (FR) bzw. Goderfroy (FR) vor 1819 Zentifolie, Gallica, Provins, Alte Rose rot, violett überhaucht, einmalblühend, stark duftend, sehr frosthart.

Malmaison-Rose, d. h. sie war im Rosengarten der Josephine vorhanden und wurde von Redoute gemalt; zu ihrer Zeit eine sehr erfolgreiche Rose.

Hybrid Perpetuals
Some Guidelines for Hybrid Perpetuals - von Pierre Lauwers

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What is a Hybrid Perpetual?
This is a question that is open to vast debate. It seems that in the beginning (the 1830's) it was a hotchpotch category where people placed all the repeat-flowering roses that could not be classified with:

• The Portlands and Damask Perpetuals
• The Bourbons
• The Chinas and Teas.

Initially the name, "Hybrides Remontants", meant repeat flowering hybrids a vague definition for roses that were repeat-flowering hybrids of whatever possible. This resulted in a lot of confusion, which still exists today. But, by 1842, with the introduction of "La Reine", there was a redefining of the class. The "Hybrid Perpetuals" that followed were clearly a rather big family with common characteristics. Looking back, we can see that the first "Hybrid Perpetuals" were a synthesis of "Portlands and reblooming Hybrid Chinas with some Gallica parentage".
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Bourbons, Hybrid Perpetuals, Shrubs and Species Roses
Bourbons, Hybrid Perpetuals and Chinas

• The Green Rose
• Honorine de Brabant
• Varigata di Bologna
• Roger Lambelin
• Paul Neyron

"Hybrid Perpetuals" were the result of an attempt to combine the large flowers and rich scent of the "Gallica Roses" with the perpetual flowering of the Chinas. The forerunner of this class was "Rose du Roi", a seedling of the "Portland rose" raised in France in 1815. The true, large-flowered "Hybrid Perpetuals", or "Hybrides Remontant" as they were called in France, were first raised by Laffay at Auteuil, starting with "Princesse Hélène" in 1837. He crossed "Hybrid Chinas" with "Portlands" and "Bourbons" and produced a proportion of repeat-flowering roses; the recessive, repeat-flowering genes were present in both parents.
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From Brent Dickerson: "As the breeding work continued in the late 1820's with the Hybrid Chinas, Hybrid Bourbons, and Hybrid Noisettes, they were crossed with the hardiest re-blooming roses they had on hand, the Damask Perpetuals. Thus was born the race of Hybrid Perpetuals, which soon grew to encompass as well any re-blooming progeny of the Hybrid Chinas, etc.
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What is a Hybrid Perpetual?
This is a question that is open to vast debate. It seems that in the beginning (the 1830's) it was a hotchpotch category where people placed all the repeat-flowering roses that could not be classified with:

• The Portlands and Damask Perpetuals
• The Bourbons
• The Chinas and Teas.

Initially the name, "Hybrides Remontants", meant repeat flowering hybrids a vague definition for roses that were repeat-flowering hybrids of whatever possible. This resulted in a lot of confusion, which still exists today. But, by 1842, with the introduction of "La Reine", there was a redefining of the class. The "Hybrid Perpetuals" that followed were clearly a rather big family with common characteristics. Looking back, we can see that the first "Hybrid Perpetuals" were a synthesis of "Portlands and reblooming Hybrid Chinas with some Gallica parentage".
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From Brent Dickerson: "As the breeding work continued in the late 1820's with the Hybrid Chinas, Hybrid Bourbons, and Hybrid Noisettes, they were crossed with the hardiest re-blooming roses they had on hand, the Damask Perpetuals. Thus was born the race of Hybrid Perpetuals, which soon grew to encompass as well any re-blooming progeny of the Hybrid Chinas, etc.
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Some Guidelines for Hybrid Perpetuals
from a practical gardener's point of view
Pierre Lauwers
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Hybrid Perpetuals

• The Hybrid Perpetuals, written by Pierre Lauwers
• Photo gallery of Hybrid Perpetuals
• Hybrid Perpetuals featured:
• Abbé Giraudier (Levet, 1869)
• Abel Carrière (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)
• Abel Carrière (E. Verdier, 1875)
• Alexandre Dupont (Liabaud, 1892)
• Alfred Colomb (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Lacharme, 1865)
• Alfred K. Williams (Schwartz, 1877)
• Alfred K. Williams (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)
• André Leroy d'Angers (Trouillard, 1866)
• Anna de Diesbach (Lacharme, 1858)
• Anna Scharsach (Geschwind, 1890)
• Arthur de Sansal (Sc. Cochet, 1855)
• Avocat Duvivier (Lévêque, 1875)
• Baron de Bonstetten (Liabaud, 1871)
• Baron Girod de l'Ain (Reverchon, 1897)
• Baronne Prévost (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)(Desprez, 1842)
• Baroness Rothschild (Pernet père, 1868)
• CSR (J. Böhm, 1933)
• Camille Bernardin (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Gautreau, 1865)
• Charles Dickens (W. Paul, 1886)
• Charles Lefebvre (Lacharme, 1861)
• Charles Lefebvre (Illustration from Les Roses by Jamain et Forney, 1873)
• Charles Margottin (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Margottin, 1864)
• Clio (Paul, 1894)
• Coquette Bordelaise (Duprat, 1898)
• Countess of Oxford (Guillot, 1869)
• Crimson Queen (W. Paul, 1890)
• Dembrowski (Vibert, 1849)
• Dr. Andry (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(E. Verdier, 1864)
• Dr. Georges Martin (Vilin, 1908)
• Dr. Karel Kramar (J. Böhm 1937)
• Duc de Cazes (Touvais, 1861)
• Duchess of Sutherland, Duchesse de Sutherland (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)(Laffay, 1839)
• Duchesse de Dino (Lévêque, 1889)
• Duchesse de Galliera (Portemer, 1847)
• Duke of Edinburgh (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(W. Paul, 1868)
• Earl of Pembroke (Bennett, 1882)
• Eclaireur (Vigneron, 1895)
• Empereur du Maroc (B. Guinoisseau, 1858)
• Eugène Fürst (Soupert, 1876)
• Ferdinand Pichard (Tanne, 1921)
• François Arago (Trouillard, 1858)
• Géant des Batailles (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)(Nérard, 1846)
• Général Jacqueminot (Hybrid Perpetual, Roussel, 1853)
• Général Jacqueminot (Illustration from Les Roses by Jamain et Forney, 1853)
• Gloire de Chédane Guinoisseau (Chédane Pajotin, 1908)
• Haileybury (G. Paul, 1896)
• Havlickova národni (Böhm, 1935)
• Henry Nevard (Cant, 1924)
• Hugh Dickson (H. Dickson, 1904)
• Jean Liabaud (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Liabaud, 1875)
• John Bright (G. Paul, 1878)
• John Hopper (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Ward, 1862)
• Jules Margottin (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Margottin, 1853)
• Jules Margottin (Illustration from Les Roses by Jamain et Forney, 1873)
• La Reine (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)
• La Reine (Illustration from the Journal des Roses, 1880)
• Laurent de Rille (Lévêque, 1885)
• Magna Charta (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(W. Paul, 1876)
• Margaret Dickson (A. Dickson, 1892)
• Marie Baumann (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Baumann, 1863)
• Marie Louise Pernet (Pernet, 1876)
• Maurice Bernardin (Granger/Lévêque, 1861)
• Miller Hayes (E. Verdier, 1873)
• Mlle Eugénie Verdier (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Guillot fils, 1869)
• Mlle Marie Magat (Liabaud, 1889)
• Mme Boll (Hybrid Perpetual, Boll, 1859)
• Mme Céline Touvais (Touvais, 1859)
• Mme Clémence Joigneau (Liabaud, 1861)
• Mme Ernest Levavasseur (Vigneron, n-1900)
• Mme Eugénie Frémy (E. Verdier, 1885)
• Mme Gabriel Luizet (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Liabaud, 1877)
• Mme Jean Everaerts (Geduldig, 1907)
• Mme Lacharme (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Lacharme, 1872)
• Mme Victor Verdier (Illustrated by Hermann Friese)(E. Verdier, 1863)
• Monsieur Boncenne (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(Liabaud, 1864)
• Monsieur de Morand (Joseph, widow André Schwartz, 1891)
• Monsieur Jules Lemaître (Vigneron, 1890)
• Nase národni (Böhm, 1935)
• Oliver Delhomme (V. Verdier, 1861)
• Orgeuil de Lyon (Besson, 1886)
• Panachée d'Orléans (Wilhelm, 1854)
• Paul Neyron (A Levet, 1869)
• Président Schlachter (E. Verdier, 1872)
• Prince Camille de Rohan (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(E. Verdier, 1861)
• Princesse de Béarn (Lévêque, 1885)
• Princesse Mary of Cambridge (Illustration from Le Livre d'Or des Roses, 1903)(G. Paul, 1867)
• Queen Victoria, La Reine à Fleurs Blanches (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)(Fontaine / A. Paul, 1851)
• Roger Lambelin (Widow Schwartz, 1890)
• Souvenir de Mme H. Thuret (Texier, 1922)
• Souvenir de Victor Hugo (Pernet, 1885)
• Souvenir du Dr. Jamain (Lacharme, 1865)
• Souvenir du Rosiériste Gonod (Ducher, 1889)
• Star of Waltham (W. Paul, 1875)
• Tom Wood (A. Dickson, 1896)
• Triomphe de Caen (Oger, 1861)
• Triomphe de l'Exposition (Margottin, 1855)
• Violette Bouyer (red, mislabeled)(F. Lacharme, 1881)
• Vincente Peluffo (Lévêque, 1902)
• William Jesse (Illustration by Henry Curtis, 1850-1853)(Laffay, 1838)

Bourbons & Hybrid Perpetuals

Jekyll's Own Rambler - Rose

Keepit - Rose

Keepit Dawson (AU) 1988 Teehybride, rosa kein Duft

Lawrenciana (Redouté) - Rose

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Roy Genders writes, “There are two distinct forms of the fairy rose, "R. roulettii" (or "Pompon de Paris") with its hybrid tea-type flowers and extremely dwarf habit, and the older "Gloire de Lawrence" with its tiny rambler-rose blooms of darkest crimson and slightly more robust habit. It was this latter variety which gave the name of "R. Lawrenciana" to the miniature roses of the nineteenth century, named after "Miss Molly Lawrence", whose book on roses, published in 1799 was the first important work devoted to roses.
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Little Rambler - Rose

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Little Rambler = 'Chewramb'




Erstellt: 2013-08

Loyal Rosarian - Rose

Mary Gammon - Rose

Miss Jekyll - Rose

Miss Willmott - Rose

Miss Willmott McGredy (GB) 1916 Teehybride gelb stark süß duftend

Wie "Ellen Willmott" der englischen Pflanzen- und Gartenliebhaberin (1858-1934) gewidmet, erstes weibliches Mitglied der Linneaen Society. Lange Zeit war Ellen Willmott`s Buch The Genus Rosa das beste und umfangreichste Rosenbuch, was auf dem Markt war. Mehr über Ellen Willmott

Peony (Redouté) - Rose

• Paeonia officinalis 'Rosea Plena' - Paeoniaceae - Rose Peony
• Paeonia officinalis - Pedaliaceae - Common Peony

"peony": A domestic tuber with large flowers thick with petals. Possibly from Greek "Paeon" {also "Paean") "healer" and "song" (probably because incantation was a part of healing at the time), alternative name for "Apollo", the physician of the Greek gods and himself the god of healing.

Peony (The)

Piony or Peony.

Pomona Porcelain Lidded Teapot A mid eighteenth century early porcelain teapot with a peony design made in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Contributed by Museum

Echte Pfingstrose
Paeonia officinalis
Pfingstrosengewächse
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"Peony" (cigarettes)

Each firework type has a name, so see how to spot a kamuro or peony
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Independence Day fireworks generally elicit compulsory “ooohs” and ahhhs.” After perusing this post, you should be able to refine your appreciative exclamations: “Oooh, a peony” and “ahhh, a kamuro.”
The peony is one of the most common kinds of aerial pyrotechnic effects. It is named for a variety of plants with large,
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Roses

• Peony - Hybrid Rugosa, Shrub. Rose Pink. Large, single (4-8 petals), pompom bloom form. Moderate, continuous (perpetual) bloom throughout the season. USDA zone 3b through 9b. Walter Schowalter (1960).
• Peony Blanc - Hybrid Rugosa. White or white blend. Blush. Strong, sweet fragrance. Large, very double, rosette bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Height of up to 5' 11" (up to 180 cm). Width of up to 4' 11" (up to 150 cm). Merryle and David Johnson (2007).

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• Peony - Peonies are showy flowers. These perennials are great specimen plants and work in cutting gardens. They bloom huge flowers. Learn about showy peony...A collection of peonies in bloom presents a view of exquisite, huge flowers in white, pink to rose, red, lavender, and yellow. Those four to six inch...
• Tree Peony - A tree peony is a great addition to a cottage-style garden with its cupped blossoms of red, pink, yellow, and white. Read about its care...The tree peony is a highly decorative deciduous shrub that thrives in most climates. It oozes charm and is often seen in cottage-style gardens...
• Should you plant peonies in your garden? - Should you plant peonies in your garden? Find out more about the plant that the Chinese call most beautiful in this article...In Chinese, the peony plant is known as "sho yu," which means "most beautiful," [source: Flowers and Plants] and that's an apt...
• Top 10 Perennials for the Midwest:4: Peonies - Peony blooms have a pleasant scent and are a lovely addition to any bouquet. Peonies have been grown in gardens for more...
• Top 5 Perennials in the Southeast:5. Peony - Peony blooms have a pleasant scent and are a lovely addition to any bouquet. Though its flowering season is a bit short...
• What types of perennial plants thrive in the Southeast? - A popular Southeastern perennial flower is the peony. The main drawback with the peony is its brief flowering period; however, gardeners love...
• Top 10 Perennials for the Midwest: Lots More Information
• Multicolor Perennial Flowers - Finding just the right flowers for your garden can seem difficult. Consider the colors. Do the irises go with the daisies? Are the peonies too subtle...
• Alternative Therapies for Heart Disease - . Traditional Chinese medicine, for example, prescribes peony and other herbs to treat high blood pressure. For the ayurvedic practitioner, a healthy heart may...
• Perennials Over 24 Inches - Chrysanthemum Columbine Daylily Garden Phlox Iris Peony Poppy Yarrow Pink to Fuchsia Perennials Over 24 Inches: Anemone, Japanese Butterfly Weed, Milkweed...

Peony Collection

common peony

Peony Garden

PEONY "peony" (Greek). A flower name. It was believed to have healing qualities so was named after Pæon, the doctor of the gods.

Peony extract

• Peony wilt
• Peony: herbaceous
• Peony: tree

Peony-Plant of Healing.
Happy Life and Prosperity.
It is believed that Peony is named after "Paeon" (also known as "Paean"), who was a healing deity who had healed Hades’ and Ares’ wounds. The flower myth related, says that Paeon was a student of Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing. He was once instructed by Leto (Apollo's mother and goddess of fertility) to obtain a magical root growing on Mount Olympus that would soothe the pain of women in childbirth. Asclepius became jealous and threatened to kill his pupil.

Tree peony - Paeonia suffruticosa

Peony and Canary

• Peonies
• Peonies
• Peony and Canary
• The Peony Pavilion
• Secret Edition of the Northern Western Wing Corrected by Mr. ...
• Description of the Christening of Lady Elisabeth of Hesse
• Manuscript Edition of Romance of the West Chamber in Manchu ...

Peony : greek - flower name

Peter Beales - Rose

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Boyd, Peter D. A.
Scots Roses

This site is intended to provide access to web versions of popular articles and academic papers written by Peter Boyd over a number of years.

The subjects have included Charles Darwin, GIS (Geographical Information Systems), museums, "Scots Roses", lifelong-learning, heritage websites, "garden history", geology, micropalaeontology, palaeoecology, environmental archaeology, ceramics, Victorian decorative arts and local history.

The places have included Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Devon, the Inner Hebrides, Essex and the City of London.

Peter Boyd is Museums Collections Manager for Shrewsbury Museums Service. The creation and development of the Darwin Country lifelong learning website has been a major feature of his work 2000-2004. Latterly, an online collections management system, ShrewD Online, is under development from Darwin Country and Shrewsbury Museums Service database, ShrewD.

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Web versions of published and other contributions: (Mit Links zu den einzelnen Artikeln)

Paper for the RNRS Historic Rose Journal on "Mary McMurtrie, painter of Scots Roses" Mary McMurtrie 1902-2003

• Paper for NCCPG Shropshire Branch Spring Newsletter 2003 on "Scots Roses, Scotch Roses, Burnet Roses - by any other name would smell as sweet!" Scots Roses 2
• Paper for Darwin Day Program on "Shrewsbury, Shropshire: Birthplace of Charles Darwin and Darwin Country". Charles Darwin and Shrewsbury
• Abstract of paper on "ShrewD Access" for "Joined-up users" for mda 2002 Conference "Common Threads". ShrewD Access for Joined-up Users
• Paper for Vine on "Multi-disciplinary Content Management in Darwin Country". Multi-disciplinary Content Management in Darwin Country
• Paper for Spectra on website creation and content management in "Darwin Country": Spectra paper on content management
• LITC/LAMIT Conference presentation on Content Management in Darwin Country: Website Content Management

• Humphrey J. Welch (conifer expert) obituary: Humphrey J. Welch 1908-2001
• MDA 2000 Conference paper: "Darwin Country - Cradle of Science, Technology and the Better Life!" - a case study
• AGI Conference 2000 GIS paper: Heritage UK plc - a portal to space and time through web GIS
• AGI Conference 1999 GIS paper: GIS in Museums - a case study
• Darwin's Garden at The Mount, Shrewsbury article: Darwin Garden Project
• Sale of Darwin's Garden at The Mount, Shrewsbury: Sale of The Mount 1866
• Garden History in Darwin Country Website: Garden History in "Darwin Country"
• Shropshire cultivated plants article: A register of Shropshire-related cultivated plants
• Victorian Fern Cult in South-west Britain: Victorian Fern Cult
• British Pteridological Society article: North Devon Field Meeting 1992
• Palaeoecology and environmental archaeology in medieval London: Medieval River Fleet
• Other links
• Shrewsbury Museums Service
• Darwin Country
• British Pteridological Society

Published Contributions

• BOYD, P.D.A. (In press). "In Search of lost Scots Roses". PlantNetwork Newsletter No. 29, Cambridge. Based on part of a talk "Darwin's family garden in Shrewsbury and the search for lost Scots Roses" presented to the PlantNetwork Conference on "Historic and Cultural Significance of Plants in Cultivation" at the University of Birmingham, September 2005.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2005d. "A Personal Crusade in Search of Scots Roses". Rosenjahrbuch 2005, Verein Deutscher Rosenfreunde e. V., Baden-Baden, Germany. pp. 117-129.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2004b. "Mary McMurtrie, painter of Scots Roses". Historic Rose Journal Royal National Rose Society. No. 28 Autumn 2004 p. 7. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. In press. Doves, Darwin and Dovecotes. In From Scales to Feathers: The Evanescent Presence of Sculpted Wings - a volume inspired by a special exhibition by the artist Brandon Ballengée, at Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery in 2009.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2011. Towton Roses, Fact and Fable: part 2 (later history). In The Towton Herald (the newsletter of the Towton Battlefield Society). Issue 53 (Spring 2011), pp. . Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2010b. Towton Roses, Fact and Fable: part 1 (early history). In The Towton Herald (the newsletter of the Towton Battlefield Society). Issue 52 (Winter 2010-2011), pp. 3-11. Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2010a. A Quest for 'The Towton Rose'. In The Towton Herald (the newsletter of the Towton Battlefield Society). Issue 51, pp. 6-8. Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009g. The Young Charles Darwin - Student, Naturalist and Gardener / Mladi Charles Darwin - Študent, Naravoslovec in Vrtnar. International Conference Bioscience and Society: Biodiversity - Diversity of Living Systems. Ljubljana, Slovenia / Mednarodni posvet Biološka Znanost in Družba: Biodiverziteta - Raznolikost Živih Sistemov. Ljubljana, Slovenia. 2nd October 2009. VIDEO of Lecture: length about 49 minutes including introduction by Gregor Zupancic and a Question & Answer session after the lecture. Available on external website: videolectures.net
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009f. 'The Young Charles Darwin - student, naturalist and gardener'. In Proceedings of International Conference Bioscience and Society: Biodiversity - Diversity of Living Systems. Ljubljana, Slovenia / Mednarodni posvet Biološka Znanost in Družba: Biodiverziteta - Raznolikost Živih Sistemov. 1st & 2nd October 2009, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Web version available on this website FULL TEXT
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009e. The World Heritage of Scots Roses. In Papers presented at the World Rose Convention, Vancouver, Canada, June 2009. World Federation of Rose Societies. pp.152-155. [Published on CD] Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009d. 'D'Ombrain, Henry Honywood (1818-1905), Church of England clergyman and gardener'. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, May 2009 [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/96772] Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009c. 'M'Intosh, Charles (1794-1864), horticulturist'. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, May 2009 [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/96826] Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009b. 'McNab, James (1810-1878), horticulturist and botanist'. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, May 2009 [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/99630] Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2009a. 'McNab, William (1780-1848), horticulturist'. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, May 2009 [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/99631] Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2008g. 'An historic past and a new future for Shrewsbury Museums'. In: Special publication celebating the 25th Anniversary of the Friends of Shrewsbury's Borough Museums. Web version available on this website
• BOYD, P. D. A. 2008e. 'The Story of Shrewsbury's Museums'. In Twenty-five Years: Celebrating The Friends' First Quarter Century. Friends of Shrewsbury's Borough Museums. Shrewsbury 2008. pp.7-12.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2008d. 'Romantic Survivors: Rosa spinosissima, Scots Roses and the North American connection'. Rosa Mundi. Heritage Rose Foundation, v.22, 3, pp. 4-31. Spring/Summer 2008. Web version available
• BOYD, P. D. A. 2008c. 'Scots Roses - past and present' Rosa Belgica Societe Royale Nationale "Les Amis de la Rose" / Koninklijke Nationale Maatschappij "De Vrienden van de Roos" 103 / 2008. Published in English with a summary in Flemish and French. First published in OGR & Shrub Journal American Rose Society Vol 4, Issue No. 4. Web version available
• BOYD, P. D. A. 2008b. 'Scots Roses - verleden en heden' Rozenbulletin Jaargang 40 nummer 144. Juli 2008. Periodieke uitgave van de Nederlandse Rosenvereniging [Oorspronkelijk verschenen in OGR & Shrub Journal American Rose Society Vol 4, aflevering 4, voorjaar 2008 - vertaling Els de Krijger]. Web version (in English) available
• BOYD, P. D. A. 2008a. 'Scots Roses - past and present' OGR & Shrub Journal American Rose Society Vol 4, Issue No. 4. [An extended and updated version of BOYD, P.D.A. 2007b. 'Scots Roses then and now'. The Plantsman The Royal Horticultural Society. June 2007, pp. 104-111]. Web version available
• BOYD, P. D. A. 2007c. 'Scots Roses - past and present' Shropshire Parks & Gardens Trust Newsletter Autumn 2007. [A shortened version of BOYD, P.D.A. 2007b. 'Scots Roses then and now'. The Plantsman The Royal Horticultural Society. June 2007, pp. 104-111].
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2007b. 'Scots Roses then and now'. The Plantsman The Royal Horticultural Society. June 2007, pp. 104-111. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2006d. 'The Darwin Family and their Plants at The Mount in Shrewsbury'. NCCPG Shropshire Group Newsletter Autumn 2006. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2006c. 'Pimpinella-ruusujen jäljillä'/'Pimpinellrosorna på spåret' Ruusunlehti-Rosenbladet 3. 2006. pp. 7- 16. Suomen Ruususeura RY/Finska Rosensällskapet RF/Finnish Rose Society. Article first printed as 'A Personal Crusade in Search of Scots Roses' / 'Ein persönlicher Kreuzzug auf der Suche nach Dünenrosen' in Rosenjahrbuch 2005, Verein Deutscher Rosenfreunde e. V., Baden-Baden, Germany. pp. 117-129. Translated by the Finnish Rose Society into Finnish and Swedish. See original version in English .
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2006b. 'The Search for Lost Scots Roses'. Plant Heritage. Vol. 13. No.2 Autumn 2006. NCCPG (National Council for the Conservation of Plants & Gardens) pp. 31-33. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2006a. 'Rosiers Pimprenelles, Pimpinellifolias ou Scots Roses' Roses et Roseraies (Bulletin de l'Association, "Les Amis de la Roseraie du Val-de-Marne" á l'Haÿ les Roses) No. 64 - Juillet 2006. Version française disponible; English version available .
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2005e. 'A Personal Crusade in Search of Scots Roses' / 'Ein persönlicher Kreuzzug auf der Suche nach Dünenrosen'. Rosenjahrbuch 2005, Verein Deutscher Rosenfreunde e. V., Baden-Baden, Germany. pp. 117-129. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2005d. 'In Search of lost Scots Roses'. PlantNetwork Newsletter No. 29, Cambridge. Based on part of a talk 'Darwin's family garden in Shrewsbury and the search for lost Scots Roses' presented to the PlantNetwork Conference on 'Historic and Cultural Significance of Plants in Cultivation' at the University of Birmingham, September 2005. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2005b. 'Scots Roses for Scottish Gardens'. The Scottish Garden. Spring 2005. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2004c. 'Scots Roses in Europe and the Europa-Rosarium at Sangerhausen in Germany'. NCCPG Shropshire Group Newsletter Autumn 2004. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2004b. 'Mary McMurtrie, painter of Scots Roses'. Historic Rose Journal Royal National Rose Society. No. 28 Autumn 2004 p. 7. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2003c. "Scots Roses, Scotch Roses, Burnet Roses - by any other name would smell as sweet!". NCCPG Shropshire Branch Spring Newsletter 2003 National Council for Conservation of Plants and Gardens. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2003b "Multi-disciplinary Content Management in Darwin Country" - a case study. In Special Content Management Volume of VINE ( proceedings of the Joint LITC/LAMIT Conference on Content Management for Information Professionals at the South Bank University, London on 11th April 2002) Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2003a. "Shrewsbury, Shropshire: Birthplace of Charles Darwin and Darwin Country". In Special Publication of Darwin Day Program "The Single Best Idea Ever" edited by Amanda Chesworth et al. Tangled Bank Press, 35-43. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. (2002c). "ShrewD Access" for "Joined-up users". Abstract for a presentation at mda Conference "Common Threads" at Birmingham Botanical Garden on 5th September 2002 Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. (2002b). "Darwin Country - a case study in website creation and content management" In Special Content Management issue of Spectra (a publication of the Museum Computer Network). Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. (this site) "Multi-disciplinary Content Management in Darwin Country - a case study". Notes from a presentation given to Joint LITC/LAMIT Conference on Content Management for Information Professionals at the South Bank University, London on 11th April 2002 Conference website and direct link to presentation
• Boyd, P.D.A. 2002b. "Darwin Country - Cradle of Science, Technology and the Better Life!" - a case study In mda information vol 5, no5, pp 35-44. Proceedings of the Museum Documentation Association Conference, September 2000: ‘Clicks and Mortar - building cultural spaces for the 21st century’. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. (2002c). Humphrey J. Welch 1908-2001. Spring Conifer Quarterley (American Conifer Society Publication) Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2000(a). "Darwin Country - Cradle of Science, Technology and The Better Life!" Website Project Shropshire Parks and Gardens Trust Newsletter Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2000(b). Darwin Garden Project - Sale of The Mount in 1866 Shropshire Parks and Gardens Trust Newsletter Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 2000(c). Heritage UK plc - a portal to space and time through web GIS. In Geographic Information supporting UK plc. Association for Geographic Information Conference Proceedings 2000. Published on CD. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1999(a). Darwin Garden Project. Shropshire Parks and Gardens Trust Newsletter Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1999(b). A Register of Shropshire-related Cultivated Plants NCCPG Newsletter Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1999(c). A Register of Shropshire-related Cultivated Plants Shropshire Parks and Gardens Trust Newsletter
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1999(d). GIS in Museums - a case study. In Access to Better Information. Association for Geographic Information Conference Proceedings 1999, 8.9.1-8.9.7. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1999(e). GIS in Museums - a case study. Association for Geographic Information Project Showcase at GIS '99. Awarded Prize for Best Poster by AGI.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1995. Foreword In LOCKTON, A. and WHILD, S. 1995 Rare Plants of Shropshire, Shrewsbury Museums Service, 40pp
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1993(b) Mauchline Fernware and the Victorian Passion for Ferns. Mauchline Ware Collectors Club Newsletter, 24, 2-3.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1992(a). Report on British Pteridological Society Field Meeting in North Devon, 23rd-27th September 1992. Bulletin of British Pteridological Society, 4, 114-117. Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1992(b). The Victorian Fern Cult in South West Britain. In IDE, JERMY and PAUL 1992. Fern Horticulture: Past, Present and Future Perspectives. Intercept, Andover. 33-56. (Proceedings of the British Pteridological Society Centenary Symposium held in 1991). Web version available
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1992(c). North Devon Pottery at the Museum of North Devon. Barum Art Pottery Society Magazine, January 1992
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1989(a). The Museum of North Devon incorporating The Royal Devon Yeomanry Museum - a brief introduction to its origins, collections and displays. North Devon Museums Service Publication, 1, 8pp.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1985. "The Vicious Circle" - the case of the Essex and Chelmsford Museum v. The Essex Field Club 1893-1899. Essex Journal - A review of Archaeology and Local History. 20, 59- 62.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1984. Biological remains from the sediments associated with the Cattewater Wreck and their archaeological significance. In REDKNAP, M. 1984 The Cattewater Wreck - the investigation of an armed vessel of the early sixteenth century. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Archaeological Series No. 8. (B.A.R. British Series, 131), 121- 127.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1981(a). The palaeoecology of estuarine deposits associated with archaeological sites with particular reference to the City of London (synopsis). In Brothwell and Dimbleby 1981. Environmental aspects of coasts and islands. Symposia for the Association for Environmental Archaeology, 1. (B.A.R. International Series, 94), 87-88.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1981(b). The micropalaeontology and palaeoecology of medieval estuarine sediments from the Fleet and Thames in London. In Neale and Brasier 1981 Microfossils from Recent and Fossil Shelf Seas. Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 274- 292. Web version available
• While undertaking postgraduate research at the University of Sheffield 1970-74, Peter Boyd gave several talks and poster sessions on his research, abstracts of which where reproduced in the newsletters of the relevant bodies. Those named below do not have the status of "academic publications":-
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1974 (a). "Organic-walled microplankton and other microfossils as palaeosalinity indicators in the Middle Jurassic of the Inner Hebrides". Palaeontological Association Circular 78a, November 1974. Abstract of paper presented to a Palaeontological Association Meeting at Bristol University on "The Recognition of Brackish-water Assemblages in the Fossil Record". 17th December 1974.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1974 (b). The Micropalaeontology of the Middle Jurassic of the Inner Hebrides. British Micropalaeontological Group Circular No 9 April 1974. Synopsis of paper presented to the British Micropalaeontological Group at University College London on 20th February 1974.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1972 (a). An assemblage approach to the study of microfossils from the Middle Jurassic of Scotland. Palaeontological Association Circular . Abstract of paper and demonstration presented to a Palaeontological Association Meeting at Oxford University in December 1972.
• BOYD, P.D.A. 1972 (b). Scanning electron micrographs of microfossils from the Middle Jurassic of Scotland. Poster/Demonstration at Palaeontological Association/British Micropalaeontological Group Demonstration Meeting at Leicester University on "The Use of the Electron Microscope in Palaeontology", October 1972.

Portland Rose (Redouté) - Rose

043 'Duchess of Portland' Rose | R. portlandica | Rosier de Portland | Rosa Damascena Coccinea

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume I (1817)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME "Rosa Damascena Coccinea"
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME "Rosier de Portland"
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME "R. portlandica"
COMMON NAME "Duchess of Portland"
OTHER NAMES "Portland Rose", "Scarlet Four Seasons Rose"
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ORIGIN Unknown; c.1770, possibly a hybrid between a Damask or Gallica Rose and a China Rose
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At left; picture of the Duchess of Portland Rose, R. portlandica, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 043 out of 170, Volume I of Les Roses

Portland Rose

Suchresultate für 'Portland Rose':

| Ambridge Rose | Ambridge Rose, Standard | Belle Portugaise | Burgundy Rose | Cottage Rose | Emanuel (syn Crocus Rose), Standard | Emanuel (syn. Crocus Rose) | Emanuel (syn. Crocus Rose), Hedging | England's Rose | Gerbe Rose | Julia's Rose | Port Sunlight | Port Sunlight, Standard | Portmeirion | R. Paulii Rosea | R. spinosissima 'Dunwich Rose' | Rose de Rescht | Rose du Roi | Rose du Roi à Fleurs Pourpres | Rose of Picardy | Rose-Marie Viaud | Rosemoor | Roseraie de l'Hay | Seven Sisters' Rose | Sophy's Rose | Sophy's Rose, Standard | The Alexandra Rose | The Alnwick® Rose | The Alnwick® Rose, Hedging | The Times Rose |

The Portland Rose

Portland Roses

...
... [Their origins] are shrouded in mystery … but we do know that around the year 1800 the Duchess of Portland obtained from Italy a rose known as Rosa paestana or 'Scarlet Four Seasons Rose', and that it was from this rose that the group developed… The Portland Rose was sent from England to France where André Dupont, gardener to the Empress Joséphine, named it 'Duchess of Portland', and it was not very long before the French had raised numerous varieties…

• Portland Rose - Damask Perpetual, Portland. Red. Strong, damask fragrance. Medium to large, semi-double to double, borne mostly solitary, cluster-flowered bloom form. Spring or summer flush with scattered later bloom. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of 2' to 47" (60 to 120 cm). Width of 2' to 3' (60 to 90 cm). Unknown origin (1775).
• Portland rose (portland, Poilpré, pre 1824) - Portland. Pink. Semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season. USDA zone 6b and warmer. Poilpré (1824).
• Portland Rose Festival [DORjure] - Hybrid Tea / Large-Flowered. Red blend. Strong fragrance. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 7b and warmer. Height of 5' to 6' (150 to 185 cm). Francois Dorieux II (1987).
• The Portland Rose - Damask Perpetual, Portland. Red. Strong, damask fragrance. Medium to large, semi-double to double, borne mostly solitary, cluster-flowered bloom form. Spring or summer flush with scattered later bloom. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of 2' to 47" (60 to 120 cm). Width of 2' to 3' (60 to 90 cm). Unknown origin (1775).

Portland Roses (See Old Roses)

Portland roses were named after Margaret Cavendish Bentinck, 2nd Duchess of Portland. The original, a hybrid between an Autumn Damask and R. gallica Officinalis, has been known since I 792. Portland roses were valued for their late flowering as well as their rich red colour, and were soon crossed with Chinas to produce the forerunners of the Hybrid Perpetual.

In the nineteenth century, by crossing roses from the Orient with those from the west, new groups were developed. Among these were the Portland Roses, though few of them now remain.

• Duchesse of Portland, Portland Rose, Portlandica, Rosa paestana , (Portland, prior to 1775)
• Portland Rose, Portlandica, Duchesse of Portland, Rosa paestana (Portland, before 1775)

• Duchess of Portland, Portland Rose, Portlandica, Rosa paestana (Portland, before 1770)
• Portland Rose, Duchesse of Portland, Rosa paestana (Portland, before 1775)

Portland Rose

Aus einer Kreuzung einer Herbst-"Damaszener Rose" mit einer "Rosa Chinensis" entstand gegen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts in Italien eine neue Rose. Sie wurde nach der Herzogin von Portland, welche sie nach England brachte "Duchesse of Portland" getauft. Zartrosa bis karmesin- und purpurrot erscheinen die Blüten mit einem intensivem Damaszena-Duft. Viele Sorten der kompakt wachsenden Büsche blühen im Spätsommernach.

"Portland" - These are named after the Duchess of Portland who received (from Italy in 1800) a rose then known as R. paestana or "Scarlet Four Seasons" Rose' (now known simply as "The Portland Rose"). This group was developed from that rose. Repeat-flowering. Example: "James Veitch", "Rose de Rescht", "The Portland Rose".

Primrose - Rose

• Primrose (hybrid wichurana, Barbier, 1929) - Climber, Hybrid Wichurana, Large-Flowered Climber. Yellow. Mild fragrance. Medium to large, full (26-40 petals), in small clusters bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Height of up to 9' 10" (up to 300 cm). Barbier Frères & Compagnie (1929).
• Primrose (tea, Dingee & Conard, 1908) - Tea. Light yellow, apricot center. Strong fragrance. Medium, globular bloom form. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Henry Bennett (1885).
• Primrose Bedder - Floribunda / Cluster Flowered. Yellow. Mild fragrance. Double (17-25 petals), in large clusters bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Reimer Kordes (1956).
• Primrose Pet - Hybrid Polyantha. USDA zone 6b and warmer. Alfred Williams (1913).
• Primrose Pirrie - Hybrid Tea / Large-Flowered. Yellow. USDA zone 6b and warmer. Dobbie & Co. Ltd. (1920).
• Primrose Queen (china, Lippiatt, 1911) - China / Bengale, Tea. Light yellow. Mild fragrance. Medium, double (17-25 petals) bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 7b and warmer. W.E. Lippiatt (1911).
• Primrose Queen (hybrid tea, Unknown, 1999) - Hybrid Tea. Yellow. Unknown origin (1999).
• Primrose Rose - Species / Wild. Yellow to light yellow. Moderate fragrance. Small, single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of 7' (215 cm). Width of 6' (185 cm). Frank N. Meyer (1890).
• Primrose Sistau - Polyantha. Carmine-red, yellow shading. Medium, double (17-25 petals), in small clusters, cupped-to-flat bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Eugène Turbat & Compagnie (1925).
• Ye Primrose Dame - Tea. Light yellow, apricot center. Strong fragrance. Medium, globular bloom form. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Henry Bennett (1885).

Primrose Roses - Roses whose color is Primrose

| Agnes | Alberic Barbier | Anna Zinkeisen | April Moon | Canary Bird | Cantabrigiensis | Captain Thomas | Celine Forestier | Charlotte | Dunwich Rose | Easlea's Golden Rambler | Elina | Fairhope | Frances Phoebe | Fruhlingsgold | Golden Wings | Goldfinch | Hebe's Lip | Irish Gold | Isabella Sprunt | J.P. Connell | Leverkusen | Limelight | Luis Desamero | Madame Butterfly | Madame Butterfly, Climbing | Mary Webb | Mermaid | Northern Lights | park's yellow tea scented china | paul's lemon pillar | perle des jardins | prairie harvest | primavere | sonnenschirm | the pilgrim | thisbe | windrush | yellow button

Primrose Queen - Rose

Primrose Queen (china, Lippiatt, 1911)
China / Bengale, Tea. Light yellow. Mild fragrance. Medium, double (17-25 petals) bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 7b and warmer. W.E. Lippiatt (1911).

Syn.:

• Lemonade (china, Lippiatt, 1911)

Primrose Queen (hybrid tea, Unknown, 1999)
Hybrid Tea. Yellow. Unknown origin (1999).

Profusion Roses

Rambler Roses

Rambling Roses usually have numerous small flowers held in large bunches, and have the ability to send up strong, frequently long, stems from the base of the plant. They flower with great freedom, giving a mass of bloom, but this is only once in the year, except where noted. Their growth is robust but graceful and they are ideal for covering large areas. Usually they require little pruning except for the removal of older growth when this becomes too dense. This should be done after flowering. They form a very important group that is worthy of more attention in present day gardens. They have many uses - for arches, pergolas, rambling through bushes and into trees, covering unsightly objects, etc. Do not be put off by the fact that they flower only once in the summer: they are in fact much better for such purposes. As with the Climbing Roses, there are a number of classes.

• Flora - Rambler Roses
• R. Multiflora - Rambler Roses
• R. Polyantha 'Grandiflora' - Rambler Roses

| Adelaide d'Orléans | Aglaia | Albéric Barbier | Albertine | Alexandre Girault | Alida Lovett | Amadis | American Pillar | Auguste Gervais | Baltimore Belle | Belvedere | Bleu Magenta | Blush Rambler | Bobbie James | Crimson Shower | Débutante | Dentelle de Malines | Dorothy Perkins | Dr. W. Van Fleet | Dundee Rambler | Easlea's Golden Rambler | Emily Gray | Euphrosyne | Evangeline | Félicité et Perpétue | Flora | Francis E. Lester | François Juranville | Gardenia | Gerbe Rose | Ghislaine de Féligonde | Goldfinch | Kew Rambler | Lady Godiva | Léontine Gervais | Long John Silver | Lykkefund | Malvern Hills | Mary Wallace | May Queen | Minnehaha | Mme Sancy de Parabère | Mountain Snow | Open Arms | Paul Noël | Paul's Scarlet Climber | Phyllis Bide | Pleine de Grâce | Princesse Louise | R. Anemone | R. Anemone 'Ramona' | R. arvensis | R. Banksiae Banksiae | R. Banksiae Lutea | R. Banksiae Normalis | R. Bracteata | R. Brunonii 'La Mortola' | R. Filipes 'Brenda Colvin' | | R. Helenae | R. Laevigata | R. Laevigata 'Cooperi' | R. Moschata | R. Moschata 'Princesse de Nassau' | R. Mulliganii | R. Rubus | R. Sinowilsonii | R. Soulieana | R. Wichurana | Rambling Rosie | René André | Rose-Marie Viaud | Russelliana | Sanders' White | Seven Sisters' Rose | Snow Goose | Super Dorothy | Super Elfin | Super Excelsa | Super Fairy | The Garland | Thelma | Treasure Trove | Veilchenblau | Venusta Pendula | Violette | Wedding Day

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rhs
Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)
Rosen

rnrs
Royal National Rose Society

Rosa banksiae - Rose
Rosa banksiae lutea - Rose

R. banksia lutescens

Banksia Roses

• Lady Banks Rose
• Yellow Lady Banks Rose

077 Lady Banks Rose | R. banksiae var. alba-plena | Rosier de Lady Banks | Rosa Banksia

Rosa banksiae alba plena

Rosa banksiae lutea

Rosa banksiae lutescens

Rosa banksiae normalis

Rosa banksiae 'Lutea'

Purezza - Rosa banksiae

Banksia 'The Purezza' | Banksiae Alba | Banksiae Banksiae | Banksiae Lutea | Banksiaeflora | Banksian Yellow | R. banksia alba | R. banksia alba grandiflora | R. banksia lutea | R. banksiae | R. banksiae 'Double White' | R. banksiae 'Purezza' | R. banksiae à fleurs doubles | R. banksiae alba plena | R. banksiae albo-plena | R. banksiae banksiae | R. banksiae lutea | R. banksiae lutescens | R. banksiae normalis | The Banksian Rose | White Banksia | White Banksia Climber | White Banksian Rose | Yellow Banksia | Yellow Banksia Climber | Yellow Banksian

R. banksiae | R. banksiae 'Normalis'

• R. Banksiae Lutea 1824 Yellow Lady Banks Species Auckland Garden Susan
• R. Banksiae Lutea bush 1824 Yellow Lady Banks Species Kauri Creek Christine
• R. Banksia Lutescens 1870 - Species Kauri Creek Susan
• R. Banksia The Pearl

Rosa Banksia Alba Plena | Rosa Banksia Lutea

Limericks on banksia rose

Rosa banksiae ’Lutescens’

Rosa banksiae (Redouté)

R. banksiae lutea

R. banksiae - alba plena | R. banksiae lutea

Rosa banksiae 'Alba Plena'

Banksiae Banksiae | Banksiae Lutea

Rosa banksiae var. normalis, auch Banks-Rose, ist eine Wildrose aus dem subtropischen China, die von Robert Brown 1811 wissenschaftlich beschrieben wurde.

Banks-Rosen sind wüchsige, sehr langlebige Kletter-Rosen, die bis zu 7 Meter hoch wachsen und sehr früh blühen. Sie wachsen auch an heißen, trockenen Standorten. An den langen Trieben erscheinen Büschel mit duftenden, 1 Zentimeter großen Blüten. Sie sind winterhart bis -18 °C (USDA-Zone 7).

Die gefüllte weiße Form Rosa banksiae var. banksiae ist eine in China kultivierte Garten-Rose, die 1807 von William Kerr nach London in die Kew Gardens gebracht wurde. Die Rose wurde nach der Frau des Direktors des botanischen Gartens, Dorothea Banks, benannt. 1886 wurde in Tombstone, Arizona ein Exemplar gepflanzt, das inzwischen einen Stammumfang von 3,5 Meter hat und ein Laubdach, das 800 Quadratmeter überdeckt. Dieses gilt als eines der größten und ältesten Rosenexemplare.

Rosa banksiae var. lutea, eine gefüllte gelbe Form der Banks-Rose, wurde von John Parks 1824 im Auftrag der Royal Horticultural Society aus der chinesischen Provinz Nanjing eingeführt. Sie ist winterhart bis -23 °C (USDA-Zone 6), blüht reichlich, duftet jedoch als einzige der Banks-Rosen nicht. Die einfache gelbe Form, Rosa banksiae fo. lutescens hat etwas größere Blüten.

Hybriden von Banks-Rosen mit westlichen Rosen sind nur wenig verbreitet. Die Sorte 'Purezza' wurde von dem italienischen Rosenzüchter Mansuino gezüchtet. Ihre Blüten sind 4 cm groß, gefüllt und reinweiß.
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Rosa banksiae, commonly referred to as the Lady Banks' Rose, is a species of Rosa native to central and western China, in the provinces of Gansu, Guizhou, Henan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Sichuan, and Yunnan; it grows in mountains at altitudes of 500-2200 m.
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Rosa moyesii - Rose

• Strauchrose "Alauna" ~ Rosa moyesii
• Strauchrose "Denise Hilling" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.
• Wildrose "Eos" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.
• Wildrose "Highdownensis" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.
• Wildrose "Hillierii" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.
• Wildrose "Marguerite Hilling" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.
• Wildrose "Sealing Wax" ~ Rosa moyesii Hybr.

Rosa moyesii | Rosa moyesii Hillierii | Rosa moyesii Holodonta | Rosa moyesii Sealing Wax

ROSA MOYESII - Old and Antique Roses: Moyessi

Rosa moyesii Highdownesi

• ROMO6 - Rosa moyesii Hemsl. & E.H. Wilson
• ROMOF - Rosa moyesii Hemsl. & E.H. Wilson var. fargesii Rolfe

• Eddie`s Crimson, Rosa moyesii Eddie´s Crimson, Eddie (CA) 1956 Moyesii-Hybride, Kletterrose Alte Rose blutrot kein Duft viele rote "Hagebutten"
• Eddie`s Jewel, Rosa moyesii Eddie`s Jewel, Eddie (CA) 1962 Moyesii-Hybride, Strauchrose rot remontierend fast stachellos bildet viele "Hagebutten"
• Eos , Rosa moyesii Eos, Ruys (NL) 1950 Moyesii-Hybride, Kletterrose, Alte Rose lachsrosa - rot einmalblühend stark duftend - Die Göttin der Morgenröte Eos soll nach einer Sage als Rest des ersten Morgenrotes als Rose auf der Erde zurückgeblieben sein.
• "Fargesii", "Rosa fargesii", "Rosa fargesii (hort.)", "Rosa moyesii var. fargesii", Veitch (GB) 1913 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose dunkelrot einmalblühend stark duftend, pendelnde, krugförmige, orangerote "Hagebutten". - Dem französischen Missionar, Pflanzensammler und Botaniker "Paul Guillaume Farges" (1844-1912) posthum gewidmet. Er lebte von 1867 bis zu seinem Tod im Nordosten von Sichuan / China. Er sammelte über 4.000 Pflanzenarten, darunter viele Rhododendron. Die Samen schickte er u.a. an die Fa. Veitch oder Vilmorin. Sein Name ist in mehreren Pflanzen verewigt, darunter "Abies fargesii", "Arisaema fargesii", "Corylus fargesii", "Catalpa fargesii", "Clematis fargesii", "Cypripedium fargesii", "Decaisnea fargesii", "Paulownia fargesii", "Rhododendron fargesii" und "Salix fargesii", vor allem in der Gattung "Fargesia" (Bambus).
• Fred Streeter Jackman 1951 Moyesii-Hybride rosa einmalblühend hell-orange, leichter Duft, flaschenförmige Hagebutten, kleinere als der Elternteil Rosa moyesii
• Highdownensis, "Rosa moyesii Highdownensis", "Rosa x highdownensis (Hillier)", "Rosa Highdownensis", Stern (GB) 1928 Moyesii-Hybride, Strauchrose, Alte Rose kirschrot, leicht duftend, einmalblühend, große, ovale (pflaumenförmige), orangefarbene, sehr zierende Hagebutten.
• Hillieri, "Rosa moyesii Hillieri", "Rosa pruhoniciana hillieri", "Hillier-Rose", Hillier (GB) 1920 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose rot, Himbeerduft, große orangerote Hagebutten (weniger als moyesii).
• Marguerite Hilling Rosa moyesii Marguerite Hilling, Pink Nevada Hilling (GB) 1959 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose rosa, hellere Mitte einmalblühend (remontierend) leichter lieblicher Duft, große Hagebutten. - Einem Familienmitglied des Züchters gewidmet.
• Nevada Rosa Moyesii Neveda, Dot (ES) 1927 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose cremeweiß remontierend, überreichblühend leichter feiner Duft, stachellos. - Der Name (spanisch für "schneebedecktes Gebirge") verrät das über die dortige Gebirgslandschaft das Herkunftsland, Spanien.
• Sealing Wax, Rosa moyesii Sealing Wax, Royal Horticultural Society (GB) 1938 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose rosa, einmalblühend, duftend, flaschenförmige, schön glänzende rote Hagebutten in Büscheln. - Übersetzt "Siegelwachs" bzw. Siegellack - wurde im Mittelalter zum Besiegeln von Dokumenten benutzt, konserviert und hütet Geheimnisse.

• Rosa holodonta, Rosa moyesii rosea, Rosa moyesii pink, Herkunft: China 1908 Moyesii-Hybride, Alte Rose rosa, kein Duft, remontierend, frühblühend, stark bestachelt, lange flaschenförmige, zierende Hagebutten
• Rosa moyesii HEMSL. et WILS., Rosa macrophylla rubrostaminea VILM., Blutrose, Rote Büschelrose, Mandarin-Rose Herkunft: Westchina, eingeführt v. Hemsley & Wilson um 1894 Wildrose leuchtend purpurrot mit gelben Staubgefäßen, einmalblühend (Juni), Wildrosenduft, toleriert Schatten. Ab Mitte September zahlreiche flaschenförmige sehr lange (bis 7 cm ), borstig behaarte, orangerote, pendelnde Hagebutten ab Oktober, die sich von dem feinen, blaugrünen Laub schön abheben. Dss Laub färbt sich in günstigen Jahren außerdem im Herbst rot. Vitamingehalt 830 mg / 100 g. (Hagebuttenfoto) - Reverend und Missionar "James Moyes" (1876-1930), vermutlich in Schottland geboren, arbeitete Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts als Mitglied der christlichen China Inland Mission (CIM) in China. 1905 heiratete er dort die Ärztin und Schriftstellerin Susanna Rijnhart Carson, die eine alptraumhafte Expedition hinter sich hattte, bei der sie ihren Mann und Sohn verlor. Das Ehepaar führte eine medizinische Station und eine Schule in Tatsien-Lu, einer chinesischen Stadt in der Provinz Sechuan, in der Nähe Tibets. Dort war James Gastgeber des Pflanzensammlers E. H. Wilson (1876-1930), der als Dank diese Wildrose nach ihm benannte. Aufgrund angegriffener Gesundheit übersiedelten James und Susanne zunächst nach Chengdu und arbeiteten dort für die Christliche Literatur Gesellschaft, bis sie 1907 nach Canada in Susannas Heimatort Chatham umzogen. Susanna starb ein Jahr danach und hinterließ ein zwei Monate altes Kind. James versuchte nach ihrem Tod vergebens wieder als Missionar in China zu arbeiten; mehr über seine restliche Lebenszeit bis 1930 habe ich leider nicht gefunden. Die Bezeichnung "Mandarin-Rose" erinnert an die alte Heimat der Rose; ein "Mandarin" (= Sanskrit für Ratgeber) war ein Ehrenamtsträger im kaiserlichen China, von der Tang-Dynastie an bis zur letzten, der Qing-Dynastie. Siehe auch Rose 'Mandarin'.
• Rosa moyesii Eos siehe Eos
• Rosa sweginzowii KOEHNE, Rosa moyesii sensu Stapf in part non HEMSL. et WILS. Sweginzows-Rose Herkunft: Nord-West-China 1909 Wildrose hellrosa mit gelben Staubgefäßen, einmalblühend (Juni), zarter Wildrosenduft, große flache Stacheln, flaschenförmige glänzende Hagebutten in Büscheln.Vitamingehalt: 810 mg /100 g.

Rosa willmottiae - Rose

R.Willmottiae

ROWI3 - Rosa willmottiae Hemsl. - Willmott's rose

Rosa willmottiae

"Rosa willmottiae", "Rosa x warleyensis. HEMSL.", "Mrs Willmott-Rose", Herkunft: Westchina 1904 Wildrose, einheimisch, Alte Rose lila-rosa einmalblühend leichter süßer Duft, kleine, oval- birnenförmige, orangerote "Hagebutten".

Nach "Ellen Willmott" (1858-1934), benannt. Sie fand diese - erste aus China eingeführte Rose - und benannte sie Rosa x warleyensis nach ihrem Besitztum.

Rosa willmottiae 'Hadden's variety' - Rose

Rosarian

rosarian

• rosarian : Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary, 10th Edition [home, info]
• rosarian : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info]
• rosarian : Infoplease Dictionary [home, info]
• rosarian : Dictionary.com [home, info]
• Rosarian : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
• rosarian : Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition [home, info]
• rosarian : The Phrontistery - A Dictionary of Obscure Words [home, info]

SYLLABICATION: ro·sar·i·an
PRONUNCIATION: r-zâr-n
NOUN: A person with expertise or a special interest in the cultivation of roses.

Those hobbyists or professionals who specialize in the cultivation of roses.

Definitions: expert rose-grower: a cultivator of or expert in the growing of roses
[Mid-19th century. < Latin "rosarium" "rose garden" < form of "rosarius" "of roses" < rosa (see rose1)]

rosarian

rosarian

rose (W2)

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Rose

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• 22.Rose (f), Rose, rose, rose', rose (f), rose (m): AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary [home, info]
• 23.rose: Webster's 1828 Dictionary [home, info]
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Rose Hortensia - Rose

Rose is a Rose is a Rose
A Rose is a Rose is a Rose (W3)

ROSE IS A ROSE
video performance
DV PAL/NTSC 2008
total time 00:03:52:16
Performance, Sound, Video by Evelin Stermitz.

This performative video work shows a woman engaged in covering her face with rose leaves. As a metaphor for the absurd above and beyond term "beauty", the fragility of beauty and the canons of beauty, the video reveals an obscure image of woman, which is also shaped by transiency and impermanence.

Excerpts from the poem "Sacred Emily" by Gertrude Stein, in which she created the sentence "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose.", form the sound collage to the video work.

The sentence "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose." was written by Gertrude Stein as part of the 1913 poem Sacred Emily, which appeared in the 1922 book Geography and Plays. In that poem, the first "Rose" is the name of a woman. Stein later used variations on the phrase in other writings, and "A rose is a rose is a rose" is probably her most famous quote, often interpreted as "things are what they are". In Stein's view, the sentence expresses the fact that simply using the name of a thing already invokes the imagery and emotions associated with it.
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Gertrude Stein's repetitive language refers to the changing quality of language in time and history. She herself said to an audience at Oxford university that the statement referred to the fact that when the Romantics used the word "rose" it had a direct relationship to an actual rose. For later periods in literature this would no longer be true. The eras following romanticism, notably the modern era, use the word rose to refer to the actual rose, yet they also infer, through the use of the word, the archetypical elements of the romantic era. It also follows the rhetoric law of thricefold repitition to emphasize a point, as can be seen in speeches dating back to the sophists.

Roses (W3)

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Rose leaf imprints have been found in 35 million year-old fossils in the Colorado Rockies, and roses are mentioned in Asian documents from as early as 3000 BC. The Greeks adorned their altars with roses and offered them to the gods. The Romans in their turn went right over the top with roses as a luxury item, at banquets, the guests would be sprinkled with rose water and have rose oil rubbed on their bodies. The floor, walls and ceiling would be carpeted in roses and rose-scented wine would be served.
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Royal virgin rose

Royal Virgin Rose (turbinata)

Royal Virgin Rose (gallica)

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Rosa gallica = Royal virgin rose. (1799)

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• Harry Redding
• He painted Paris red!
• Here's to the rose / words by Wm. Richard Gooda
• Hexagonal plate. (With three transverse indenta
• Hope on! / music by Richard Field and Manuel Kl
• I love / words by Ike Stone ; music by Beatrice
• Indispensable for Autumn sporting events.
• Little Bo-Peep.
• Margaret Sullavan and Randolph Scott in "So red
• My little red rose goodnight / words by Samuel
• My love is like the red, red rose / words after
• Nobleman of the 11th century.
• Old Stories in New Attire : Red Riding Hood; Li
• One of the three wise men from mss. beginning o
• Only a rosebud / words and music by [Carrie] Ro
• Pegasus" G. C. S. Sired Green Mountain Chief, d
• Red and pink roses in bowl.
• Red and Pink Roses [roses with mountain range i
• Red Barber
• Red cardinal and rose-breasted grosbeak (5/8 na
• Red clover ; Rose leaves ; Blackberries #2 [bot
• Red rose (Beauty and love.)
• Red Rose.
• Red Skelton
• Rosa damascena = Red Belgic rose.
• Rosa damascena = Red damask rose.
• Rosa damascena = Red monthly Rose. [Damask Rose
• Rosa gallica = Red officinal rose.
• Rosa Gallica = Rosier de France. [Red Rose, The
• Rosa rubiginosa = Double red sweet brier.
• Rosa spinosissima = Red Scotch rose.
• Rosa V ' Rosa Provincialis major, flore pleno r
• Rosa X = Rosa, fine spinis, flore majore ruberr
• Schneeweisschen und Rosenrot.
• Searched for: The Red Rose
• The fatal rose of red / words and music by J. F
• The maid and the rose / words by Susan Dawson B
• The Red Lantern (Cinema 1919)
• The Red Mill, by V. Herbert
• The red rose keysheet.
• The red rose.
• The younger generation.
• Theatres -- England -- London -- Red Bull Playh
• Theatres -- Russia -- Moscow -- Red Army Theatr
• Theatres -- U.S. -- Frankfort, IN -- The Red Ba
• Three roses red / [words by] Meribah Reed ; [mu
• Under The Red Robes by Edward Rose
• Vase and cover. (Deep cobalt ground decorated w
• Wednesday á la carte; dinner at Hampshire House
• Wine list held by Carl Hoppl's Valley Stream Pa
• Women's Japanese quilted satin and silk gowns.
• [l to r: Guy Raymond (George Herman), Annabelle
• [Snow-White and Red-Rose]
• [Trade cards depicting a rose with a girl's hea
• [Women and girl in dresses, 1910s.]
• [Women wearing hats, 1910s.]

under the rose (W2)

"Under the rose" = "privately" or "secretly". The rose was, it is said, sacred to Harpocrates, the God of silence, and therefore frequently placed in the ceilings of rooms destined for the receiving of guests; implying, that whatever was transacted there, should not be made public.

"Under the rose" = "privately" or "secretly". The rose was, it is said, sacred to Harpocrates, the God of silence, and therefore frequently placed in the ceilings of rooms destined for the receiving of guests; implying, that whatever was transacted there, should not be made public.

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Now to the root of sub rosa. The rose is a key symbol in Brown's plot. His hero says: "The Romans hung a rose over meetings to indicate the meeting was confidential. Attendees understood that whatever was said under the rose - or sub rosa - had to remain a secret."

I don't know why the novelist attributes it to the Romans. Earliest citation is in Henry VIII's 1546 State Papers, which in modern English reads, "The said questions were asked with license, and should remain under the rose ... no more to be rehearsed."

In the 1960 Folklore and Symbolism of Flowers, Plants and Trees, Ernst and Johanna Lehner tell how Aphrodite (you remember Hermes' girlfriend) presented a rose to her son, Eros, god of love: "When Eros in turn gave the rose to Harpocrates, the deity of silence, to induce him to conceal the weaknesses of the gods, the rose became the emblem of silence and secrecy. In ancient times a rose was attached to the ceiling of council chambers as an indication that everybody present was sworn to secrecy, sub rosa - under the rose."
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List of rose cultivars named after people

Among the individuals or fictional characters who have had rose cultivars named after them are the following:

• A
• 'Abraham Darby'
• 'Adam Messerich'
• 'Alain Blanchard'
• 'Albéric Barbier'
• 'Albrecht Dürer'
• A. Drawriel (1887 — Leveque, France)
• Abbé André Reitter (1904 — Welter, Germany)
• Abbé Berliez (1864 — Guillot, France)
• Abbé Bramérel (1871 — Guillot, France)
• Abbé Giraudier (1869 — Levet, France)
• Abe Lincoln
• Abel Carrière (1875 — E. Verdier, France)
• Abelle Weber-Paté (1904 — Lambert)
• Abraham Darby (1985 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Achille Gonod (1864 — Gonod, France)
• Adam Messerich (1920 — Lambert, Germany)
• Adélaïde de Meynot (1882 — Gonod, France)
• Adélaide d'Orléans (1826 — Jacques, France)
• Adelaide Hoodless
• Adèle Heu (1816 — Vibert, France)
• Adèle Pavie (1850 — Vibert, France)
• Adèle Prévost (1848)
• Ady Endre emleke (2004 — Mark, Hungary)
• Adolf Deegen (1935 — Böhm, Czechoslovakia)
• 'Adolf Horstmann'
• Adolf Horstmann (1971 — Kordes, Germany)
• Adolphe van den Heede (1904 — Lambert)
• Adrian Reverchon (1909 — Lambert)
• Aenne Burda (Kordes, Germany)
• Agar (1836 — Vibert, France)
• Agatha Christie (1988 — Kordes, Germany)
• Aglaïa (1811 — Descemet, France)
• Aglaia (II) (1896 — Lambert, Germany)
• Agnes Bernauer (1989 — Kordes, Germany)
• Agnes (1900 — Saunders, Canada)
• Agnes Schilliger (2002 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Aimée Vibert (1828 — Vibert, France)
• Alain Blanchard (1839 — Vibert, France)
• Alain Souchon (2000 — Meilland, France)
• Alan Titchmarsh (2007 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Albéric Barbier (1900 — Barbier, France)
• Alberich (1954 — De Ruiter, The Netherlands)
• Albert Edwards (1961 — Hillier, United Kingdom)
• Albert Hoffmann (1904 — Welter, Germany)
• Albert James Nottidge (1909 — Welter, Germany)
• Albert Payé (1873 — Tourais, France)
• Albert Poyet (1979 — Eve)
• Albrecht Dürer (2002 — Tantau, Germany)
• Alec C. Collie (Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Alex Nordholm[citation needed]
• Alexander Mackenzie(Canada)
• Alexandre Dumas (1861 — Margottin, France)
• Alexandre Dupont (1892 — Liabaud, France)
• Alexandre Girault (1909 — Barbier, France)
• Alexandre Laquement (1906 — Roseraie de L'Hay, France)
• Alfieri (after 1800 — France)
• Alfred Colomb (1865 — Lacharme, France)
• Alfred de Dalmas (1855 — Portemer / Laffay, France)
• Alfred K. Williams (1877 — Schwartz, France)
• Admiral Tirpitz (1918 — Kiese, Germany)
• Alice Aldrich (1899 — Lovett, USA)
• Alice Hamilton (1904 — Nabonnand, France)
• Alice Hoffmann (1897 — Hoffmann, Germany)
• Alice Rauch (1909 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Alice Vena
• Alida Lovett (1905 — Van Fleet, USA)
• Alison Wheatcroft (1959 — Wheatcroft, United Kingdom)
• 'Alister Stella Gray'
• Alister Stella Gray (1894 — Gray, United Kingdom)
• Alphonse Daudet (1997 — Meilland, France)
• Amadeus (II) (2003 — Kordes, Germany)
• Amadis (1829 — Laffay, France)
• Amalia Jung (1934 — Leenders, The Netherlands)
• Amalie de Greiff (1912 — Lambert, Germany)
• Amandine Chanel (2004 — Massad, France)
• Ambroise Paré (1846 — Vibert, France)
• Amelia Earhart (1932 — Reymond, USA)
• Amélie Gravereaux (1900 — Gravereaux, France)
• Amélie Hoste (1875 — Gonod, France)
• Amy Robsart (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Anaïs Ségalas (1837 — Vibert, France)
• Andenken an Alma de L'Aigle (1955 — Wohlt/Kordes, Germany)
• Anacréon (1836 — Vibert, France)
• Andenken an Ferdinand Hopf (1927 — Elbel, Germany)
• Andenken an Gustav Frahm (1956 — Kordes, Germany)
• Andenken an Joh. Diering (1902 — Hinner, Germany)
• Andenken an Erreth Jolànka (1916 — Welter, Germany)
• Andenken an Moritz von Fröhlich (1904 — Hinner, Germany)
• Andreas Hofer (1911 — Kiese, Germany)
• André Le Nôtre (2001 — Meilland, France)
• André Leroy d'Angers (1866 — Trouillard, France)
• Angela Müll (1902 — Hinner, Germany)
• Angela Rippon (1978 — De Ruiter Netherlands)
• Angela Welter (1903 — Welter, Germany)
• Angèle Pernet (1924 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Angels Mateu (1934 — Dot, Spain)
• Angyal Dezso emléke (2000 — Mark, Hungary)
• Anikó (1994 — Mark, Hungary)
• Anisley Dickson (1983 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Ann Saxby (1997 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• 'Anne Harkness'
• 'Anneliese Rothenberger'
• Anna de Besobrasoff (1878 — Gonod, France)
• Anna de Diesbach (1859 — Lacharme, France)
• Anna Ford (1980 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Anna Geschwind (1882 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Anna Marie de Montravel (1879 — Rambeaux, France)
• Anna Pavlova (1891 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Anna Rubsamen (1903 — Weigand, France)
• Anna Scharsach (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Anna Schneider (1912 — Welter, Germany)
• Anna Zinkeisen (1983 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Annamarie Jacobs (1911 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Ännchen Müller (1907 — J.C. Schmidt, Germany)
• Ännchen von Tharau (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Anne Boleyn (1993 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Anne Cocker (1970 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Anne de Bretagne (1979 — Meilland, France)
• Anne Harkness (1979 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Anne Marie de Montravel (1879 — Rambaux, France)
• Anne-Marie d'Orbesson (1820 — Jacques, France)
• Anne Marie Trechslin (1968 — Meilland, France)
• Anne-Mette Poulsen (1935 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Anne of Geierstein (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Anneliese Rothenberger (1975 — Tantau, Germany)
• Anni Welter (1912 — Welter, Germany)
• Anthony Meilland (1990 — Meilland, France)
• Antigone (1969 — Gaujard, France)
• Antoine Devert (1880 — Gonod, France)
• Antoine Ducher (1826 — Ducher, France)
• Antoine Mouton (1874 — Levet, France)
• Antoine Rivoire (1895 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Antonia d'Ormois (1835 — Vibert, France)
• Antonia Ridge (1976 — Meilland, France)
• Antonie Schurz (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Anuschka (1977 — Tantau, Germany)
• Aphrodite (2006 — Tantau, Germany)
• 'Archiduc Joseph'
• 'Arielle Dombasle'
• 'Arthur Rimbaud'
• 'Astrid Lindgren'
• Apor Vilmos emléke (1994 — Mark, Hungary)
• Apotheker Georg Höfer (1902 — Welter, Germany)
• Áprily Lajos emléke (2000 — Mark, Hungary)
• Arany János emléke (2006 — Mark, Hungary)
• Archiduc Charles (1825 — Laffay, France)
• Archiduc Joseph (1892 — Nabonnand, France)
• Archiduchesse Elisabeth d'Autriche (1881 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Ariana El (1912 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Arielle Dombasle (1992 — Meilland, France)
• Arillaga (1929 — Schoener, USA)
• Aristide Briand (1928 — Penny, France)
• Arlene Francis (1957 — Boerner/Jackson and Perkins, USA)
• Armide (1817 — Vibert, France)
• Arndt (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Arpad-hazi Szent Erzsebet emléke (1995 — Mark, Hungary)
• Arthur Bell (1965 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Arthur de Sansal (1855 — Cochet, France)
• Arthur Rimbaud (2008 — Meilland, France)
• Arthur Scargill
• Arthur Young (1863 — Portemer, France)
• Arva Leany (1911 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Asta von Parpart (1909 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Astra Desmond (United Kingdom)
• Astrid Gräfin von Hardenberg (2001 — Tantau, Germany)
• Astrid Lindgren (1989 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Athena (1982 — Kordes, Germany)
• Audie Murphy (1957 — Lammerts, USA)
• Audrey Hepburn (1983 — Twomey, USA)
• Audrey Wilcox (1987 — Fryer, United Kingdom)
• August Seebauer (1944 — Kordes, Germany)
• Augusta Luise (1999 — Tantau, Germany)
• Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria (1891 — Lambert, Germany)
• Auguste Gervais (1918 — Barbier, France)
• Auguste Kordes (1928 — Kordes, Germany)
• Auguste Renoir (1995 — Meilland, France)
• Auguste Roussel (1913 — Barbier, France)
• Augustine Guinoisseau (1889 — Guinoisseau, France)
• Augustine Halem (1891 — Guillot, France)
• Augustus Hartmann (1914 — Cant, Germany)
• Aurelia Liffa (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Aurora (1923 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Aurore de Jacques-Marie (1999 — Guillot, France)
• Aurore Poniatowska (1820 — Du Pont, Paris, France)
• Ausonius (1932 — Lambert, Germany)
• Aviateur Blériot (1909 — Fauqué, France)
• Avocat Duvivier (1875 — Lévêque, France)
• B
• 'Baron Girod de l'Ain'
• 'Baroness Rotchild'
• 'Benjamin Britten'
• 'Bernd-Weigel-Rose'
• 'Betty Prior'
• 'Brenda Colvin'
• Barbara Austin (1997 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Barbara Bush (1978 — Warriner, USA)
• Barbara Carrera (1994 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Barbara Mandrell (1990 — King, USA)
• Barbra Streisand (2001 — Carruth, USA)
• Barbarossa (1906 — Welter, Germany)
• Bardou Job (1887 — Nabonnand, France)
• Báró Natália (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Baron Alexandre de Vrints (1880 — Gonod, France)
• Baron de Bonstetten (1871 — Liabaud, France)
• Baron Girod de l'Ain (1897 — Reverchon, France)
• Baron de Wassenaer (1854 — Verdier, France)
• Baron J. B. Gonella (1859 — Guillot, France)
• Baron Palm (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Baron van Pallandt (1905 — Welter, Germany)
• Baronin Armgard von Biel (1905 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Baronne Adolphe de Rothschild (1862 — Lacharme, France)
• Baronne Caroline von Rothschild (1868 — Jean Pernet, père, France)
• Baronne de Fontvieille (1886 — Gonod, France)
• Baronne de Sinétry (1883 — Gonod, France)
• Baronne Edmond de Rothschild (1968 — Meilland, France)
• Baronne Henriette de Snoy (1897 — Bernaix, France)
• Baronne Prévost (1842 — Desprez, France)
• Belle Bigottini (1825 — Laffay and Noisette, France)
• Belle Isis (1845 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• Belmonte (2007 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Benjamin Britten (2001 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Benoit Broyer (1875 — Gonod, France)
• Béranger (1849 — Vibert, France)
• Bergrat Otto Berger (1924 — Berger, Germany)
• Bernard (1818 — Robert, France)
• Bernd Weigel (2003 — Tantau, Germany)
• Bertrand Amoussou (2007 — Reuter, France)
• Betty Harkness (1998 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Betty Prior (1935 — Prior, United Kingdom)
• Betty Sheriff (1788)
• Betty Uprichard (1922 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Betty White (2004 — USA)
• Billy Graham (1998 — Zary, USA)
• Bing Crosby (1981 — Weeks, USA)
• Bischof Dr. Korum (1921 — Lambert, Germany)
• Bishop Darlington (1926 — Thomas, USA)
• Blanche Lafitte (1851 — Pradel, France)
• Blanchefleur (1835 — Vibert, France)
• Bob Hope (1960 — Kordes, Germany)
• Bobbie James (1961 — James, United Kingdom)
• Bobby Charlton (1974 — Fryer, United Kingdom)
• Bobby James (Rambler, Sunningdale Nursery, 1961)
• Botticelli (2004 — Meilland, France)
• Botzaris (1856 — Robert, France)
• Bougainville (1822 — Cochet, France)
• Bourbon Queen (1835 — Mauget, France)
• Brenda Colvin (1970 — Colvin, United Kingdom)
• Brenda Lee (1990 — USA)
• Brennus (1830 — Laffay, France)
• Brigitte Bardot (2001 — Orard, France)
• Brigitte de Villenfagne (1993 — Lens, Belgium)
• British Queen (1912 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Bürgermeister Christen Bergmann (1911 — Teschendorff, Germany)
• C
• 'Camille Pissarro'
• 'Captain Hayward'
• 'Cardinal de Richelieu'
• 'César'
• 'Charles de Gaulle'
• 'Charles de Mills'
• 'Chopin'
• 'Christopher Columbus'
• 'Claude Monet'
• 'Comte de Chambord'
• 'Comtesse du Barry'
• 'Condesa de Sastago'
• 'Coupe d'Hébé'
• 'Crown Princess Margareta'
• Caecilie Scharsach (1887 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Camille Bernardin (1865 — Gautreau, France)
• Camille Pissarro (1996 — Delbard, France)
• Camoëns (1881 — Schwartz, France)
• Capitaine Basroger (1890 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Captain Bligh (1938 — Fitzhardinge, Australia)
• Capitaine Dyel de Graville (1907 — Boutigny, France)
• Capitaine Williams (1835 — France)
• Captain Hayward (1893 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Captain John Ingram (1856 — Laffay, France)
• Captain Philip Green (1899 — Nabonnand, France)
• Cardinal Hume (1984 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Cardinal de Richelieu (1847 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• Carmen (1906 — Lambert, Germany)
• Caroline Bank (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Caroline Schmitt (1878 — J.C. Schmidt, Germany)
• Caron Keating (2005 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Cary Grant (1987 — Meilland, France)
• Casanova (1964 — McGreedy, Ireland)
• Casimir Moullé (1911 — Barbier, France)
• Catherine Deneuve (1981 — Meilland, France)
• Catherine de Württemberg (1843 — Robert, France)
• Catherine Guillot (1861 — Guillot, France)
• Catherine Mermet (1869 — Guillot, France)
• Catherine Seyton (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Cécile Brünner (1880 — Ducher, France)
• Cécile Brünner Climbing (1904 — Hosp, USA)
• Céline Forestier (1842 — Trouillard, France)
• Céline Gonod 1861 — Gonod, France)
• Celsiana (cca. 1750)
• Ceres (1914 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• César (1993 — Meilland, France)
• Chamisso (1922 — Lambert, Germany)
• Chantal Merieux (1999 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Charlemagne (1836 — Dorizy, France)
• Charles Albanel (1981 — Svejda, Canada)
• Charles Austin (1973 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Charles Aznavour (1988 — Meilland, France) [1]
• Charles de Gaulle (1975 — Meilland, France)
• Charles de Lapisse (1910 — Laroulandie, France)
• Charles de Mills (1790 — France)
• Charles Dickens (1886 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Charles Lawson (1853 — Lawson, United Kingdom)
• Charles Lefèbvre (1862 — Lacharme, France)
• Charles Mallerin (1951 — Meilland, France)
• Charles Margottin (1864 — Margottin, France)
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1988 — David Austin, United Kingdom)
• Charlotte Armstrong (1940 — Lammerts, United States)
• Charlotte Ewert (1994 — Scholle, Germany)
• Charlotte Klemm (1905 — Türke, Germany),
• Charlotte Rampling (1988 — Meilland, France)
• Chaucer (1970 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Chief Seattle (1951 — Swim & Armstrong, USA)
• Chloris (1820 — Descemet, France)
• Chopin (1980 — Zyla, Poland)
• Chris Evert (1997 — Carruth, United Kingdom)
• Christian Curle (1909 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Christian Dior (1958 — France)
• Christian Schultheis (1999 — Schultheis, Germany)
• Christiane Hörbiger (1988 — McGreedy, New Zealand)
• Christine Wright (1909 — Hoopes, USA)
• Christl Flocke (1995 — Scholle, Germany)
• Christopher Columbus (1992 — Meilland, France)
• Christophe de Combejean (2004 — Massad, France)
• Christopher Marlowe (2002 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Cicely Lascelles (1932 — Clark, Australia)
• Cicely O'Rorke (1937 — Clark, Australia)
• Cilly Michel (1928 — Felberg, Germany)
• Claire Laberge (2001 — Fleming)
• Claire Rayner (1931 — Jones, United Kingdom)
• Claire Rose (1986 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Clarissa (1983 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Claude Brasseur (2006 — Meilland, France)
• Claude Monet (1982 — Delbard, France)
• Claudia Cardinale (1997 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Claus Groth (1951 — Tantau, Germany)
• Cleopatra (1994 — Kordes, Germany)
• Clio (1894 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Clytemnestra (1915 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Colette (1995 — Meilland, France)
• Commandant Beaurepaire (1874 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Commandant Cousteau (1993 — Adam, France)
• Commandeur Jules Gravereaux (1909 — Croibier, France) 1909
• Comte de Chambord (1860 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Comte de Nanteuil (II) (1850 — Quetier, France)
• Comte de Paris (1886 — Leveque, France)
• Comtes de Champagne (2001 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Comte G. de Rochemur (1911 — Schwartz, France)
• Comtesse Brigitte Chandon-Moët (1997 — Dorieux, France)
• Comtesse Cécile de Chabrillant (1858 — France)
• Comtesse Cécile de Forton (1916 — Nabonnand, France)
• Comtesse d'Oxford (1869 — Guillot, France)
• Comtesse de Caserta (1878 — Nabonnand, France)
• Comtesse de Cassagne (1919 — Guillot, France)
• Comtesse de Lacepede (1940 — France)
• Comtesse de Leusse (1878 - Nabonnand, France)
• Comtesse de Murinais (1843 — Vibert, France)
• Comtesse de Noghera (1902 — Nabonnand, France)
• Comtesse de Ségur (1994 — Delbard, France)
• Comtesse Diana (1993 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Comtesse du Barry (1993 — Verschuren, The Netherlands)
• Comtesse du Cayla (1902 — Guillot, France)
• Comtesse Risa du Parc (1876 — Schwartz, France)
• Comtesse Vandal (1932 — Leenders, The Netherlands)
• Condesa de Barcelona (1988 — Ferrer, Spain)
• Condesa de Mayalde (1956 — Dot, Spain)
• Condesa de Sástago (1930 — Dot, Spain)
• Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (1899 — Dr. Müller, Switzerland)
• Constance Finn (1997 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Constance Spry (1961 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Coralie (before 1848 — France)
• Cornelia (1925 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Corporal Johann Nagy (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Cosimo Ridolfi (1842 — Vibert, France)
• Coupe d'Hébé (1840 — Laffay, France)
• Countess of Oxford (1869 — Guillot, France)
• Countess of Stradbroke (1928 — Clark, Australia)
• Countess of Wessex (2004 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Cristoforo Colombo (1953 — Aicardi, Italy)
• Crown Princess Margareta (2000 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Crown Princess Mary (2006 — Australia)
• Cymbaline (1982 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Cuthbert Grant (1967 — Canada)
• Cyrano (1954 — Gaujard, France)
• D
• D'Aguesseau (1836 — Vibert, France)
• Dagmar Späth (1935 — Späth, Germany)
• Dame Edith Helen (1926 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Dame of Sark (1976 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Dame Prudence (1969 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Dame Wendy (1991 — Cants, United Kingdom)
• Dan Poncet (1999 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Danaë (1913 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Dany Hahn (2004 — Guillot, France)
• Daphné (1819 - Vibert, France)
• Daphne (1962, Leenders, Netherlands)
• Darius (1827 — Laffay, France)
• David Thompson (1970 — Svejda, Canada)
• De la Grifferaie (1845- Vibert, France)
• Dee Bennett (1988 — Saville, USA)
• Dee Dee Bridgewater (2003 — Meilland, France)
• Delambre (1863 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Della Balfour (1994 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Dembrowski (1849 — Vibert, France)
• Denise Hilling (1965 — Hilling, France)
• Désirée Parmentier (1941 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• 'Diana, Princess of Wales'
• Deuil de Paul Fontaine (1873 — Fontaine, France)
• Deuil du Prince Albert (1862 — Lapente, France)
• Detlev von Liliencron (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Diana (1977 — Tantau, Germany)
• Diana, Princess of Wales (1998 — Zary, USA)
• Dieter Müller (2005 — Delbart, France)
• Dieter Wedel (1997 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Director W. Cordes (1905 — Lambert, Germany)
• Direktor Benshop (1945 — Tantau, Germany)
• 'Doris Tysterman'
• 'Dorothy Perkins'
• Dolly Parton (1984 — USA)
• Dometil Beccard (1853 — France)
• Domkapitular Dr. Lager (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Donna Marie (1830- Vibert, France)
• Dora Hansen (1911 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Doris Tysterman (1975 — Tysterman, United Kingdom)
• Dorothea Söffker — (1899 — Welter, Germany)
• Dorothy Perkins (1901 — Miller, USA)
• Dorothy Wheatcroft (1960 — Tantau, Germany)
• Dorothy Whitney Wood (1992 — Fryer, United Kingdom)
• Dorothy Wilson (1995 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• 'Dr. Debat'
• 'Dr. Waldheim'
• Dr. Andry (1864 — Verdier, France)
• Dr. Augustin Wibbelt (1928 — Leenders, The Netherlands)
• Dr. Bender (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Dr. Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (2006 — Huber, Switzerland)
• Dr. Debat (1948 — Meilland, France)
• Dr. Dick (1985 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Dr. Eckener (1928 — V. Berger, Germany)
• Dr. Georges Martin (1908 — Vilin, France)
• Dr. Gustav Krüger (1913 — Ulbrich/Kiese, Germany)
• Dr. Harry Upshall (1986 - Fleming, Canada)
• Dr. Heinrich Lumpe (1928 — V. Berger, Germany)
• Dr. Helfferich (1919 — Lambert, Germany)
• Dr. Huey (1914 — G. Thomas, USA)
• Dr. Ing. H. Blohm (1919 — Lambert, Germany)
• Dr. John Snow (1979 — Gandy, United Kingdom)
• Dr. Karel Kramár (1937 — Böhm, Czechoslovakia)
• Dr. Martin Luther (2000 — Scholle, Germany)
• Dr. Masaryk (1930 — Böhm, Czechoslovakia)
• Dr. Omar Zawawi (2000 - Schmadlak, Germany)
• Dr. Rudolf Maag (1968, Meilland, France)
• Dr. Reiner Klimke (1988 — Noack, Germany)
• Dr. Rouges (1893 — Schwartz, France)
• Dr. Valentin Teirich (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Dr. W. van Fleet (1910 — Van Fleet, USA)
• Dr. Waldheim (1974 — Kordes, Germany)
• Druschki Rubra (1929 — Lambert, Germany)
• 'Duc de Cambridge'
• Duc d'Aremberg (1836 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• Duc d'Audiffret-Pasquier (France)
• Duc d'Aumale (France)
• Duc de Bragance (France)
• Duc de Bordeaux (1820 — Vibert, France)
• Duc de Cambridge (1800 — Laffay, France)
• Duc de Cazes (1861 — Touvais, France)
• Duc de Constantine (1857 — Soupert & Notting, France)
• Duc de Malakoff (France)
• Duc de Fitz-James (1885 — France)
• Duc de Guiche (1835 — Prévost, France)
• Duc de Montpensier (France)
• Duc de Rohan (1847 — Lévêque, France)
• Duc de Rohan (1861 — Lévêque, France)
• Duc de Wellington (1864 — Granger, France)
• Duc d'Orléans (France)
• 'Duchess of Cornwall'
• 'Duchess of Wellington'
• Duchesse de Brabant (1857 - Bernède, France)
• Duchesse de Grammont (before 1838)
• Duchesse de Verneuil (1856 - Portemer)
• Duchess of Bedford (1879 — Postans, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Connaught (1879 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Connaught (1882 — Standish & Noble, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Cornwall (2005 — Tantau, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Edinburgh (1874 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Fife (United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Kent (1968 — Waterhouse, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of Sutherland (1839 — Laffay, France)
• Duchess of Portland (1775 — Italy)
• Duchess of Wellington (1909 - Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of York (1897 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Duchess of York (1926 — Hazlewood Bros., Australia)
• Duchess of York (1994 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Duchesse Antonine d'Ursel (France)
• Duchesse d'Abrantès (1851 — Robert, France)
• Duchesse d'Angoulême (1828 — Vibert, France)
• Duchesse d'Aoste (France)
• Duchesse d'Auerstedt (1888 — Bernaix, France)
• Duchesse de Berry (1818 - Vibert, France)
• Duchesse de Brabant (1857 — Bernède, France)
• Duchesse de Bragance (France)
• Duchesse de Buccleugh (1837 — Vibert, France)
• Duchesse de Buccleugh (1846 — Robert, France)
• Duchesse de Cambacérès (France)
• Duchesse de Caylus (France)
• Duchesse de Dino (before 1829 — France)
• Duchesse de Dino (1889 — Lévêque, France)
• Duchesse de Galliera (1847 — Portemer, France)
• Duchesse de Grammont (before 1838)
• Duchesse de Magenta (France)
• Duchesse de Montebello (1825 — Laffay, France)
• Duchesse de Montpensier (France)
• Duchesse de Morny (France)
• Duchesse de Nemours (France)
• Duchesse de Norfolk (France)
• Duchesse de Polignac (France)
• Duchesse de Rohan (1847 — Lévêque, France)
• Duchesse de Rohan (1858 — France)
• Duchesse de Vallombrosa (1876 — Schwartz, France)
• Duchesse de Verneuil (1856 — Portemer)
• Duchesse d'Orléans (1820 — Jacques, France)
• 'Duquesa de Peñaranda'
• Duchesse d'Orléans (1851 — Quétier, France)
• Duchesse d'Ossuna (France)
• Duhamel du Monceau (France)
• Duke of Albany (United Kingdom)
• Duke of Connaught (1875 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Duke of Connaught (1879 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Duke of Edinburgh (1868 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Duke of Fife (United Kingdom)
• Duke of Teck (United Kingdom)
• Duquesa de Peñaranda (1931 — Dot, Spain)
• E
• 'Eckart Witzigmann'
• 'Edgar Degas'
• E. G. Hill (1929 — Hill, USA)
• Earl of Dufferin (Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Earl of Pembroke (1882 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Eckart Witzigmann (2001 — Delbard, France)
• Edgar Degas (2002 — Delbard, France)
• Edith Bellenden (1895 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Édith de Murat (1858 — Ducher, France)
• Edith Holden (1988 — Warner, United Kingdom)
• Edith Krause (1930 — Krause, Germany)
• Édith Piaf (I) (1964 — Verbeek, The Netherlands)
• Édith Piaf (2007 — Meilland, France)
• Edmond Proust (1903 — Barbier, France)
• Edouard Guillot (2004 — Guillot, France)
• Edu Meyer (1904 — Lambert, Germany)
• Edward VII Royal Edward Rose, Canada [2]
• Eileen O'Neill (2000 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Elfi von Dassanowsky (2009 — Jalbert, Canada)
• Eliane Gillet (1998 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Elie Lambert (1898 — Lambert, Germany)
• Elisabeth (1926 — Alfons, Germany)
• Elise Heymann (1891 — Strassheim, Germany)
• Eliza
• Elizabeth Harkness (1969 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Elizabeth Stuart (2003 — Guillot, France)
• Elizabeth Taylor
• Elke Gönewein (1974 — Gönewein, Germany)
• Ellen Willmott (1936 — Archer, United Kingdom)
• Ellen Zinnow (1930 — Krause, Germany)
• Elli Hartmann (1912 — Welter, Germany)
• Ellinor LeGrice (1959 — LeGrice, United Kingdom)
• 'Emil Nolde'
• Elly J. Nieborg (2006 — Nieborg, Germany)
• Elmar Gunsch (2001 — Scholle, Germany)
• Else Poulsen (1924 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Elvis (2004 — Adam, France)
• Emmanuelle (1985 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Emil Simmer (1910 — Türke, Germany)
• Emil Nolde (2001 — Tantau, Germany)
• Emilien Guillot (2001 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Emily Carr
• Emily Gray (1918 — Williams, United Kingdom)
• 'Empress Josephine'
• Emmy von Dippe (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Empereur du Maroc (1858 — Guinoisseau, France)
• Empress Michiko (1992 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Empress Josephine (1853 — Paris)
• Ena Baxter (1989 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Ena Harkness (1946 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Ena Harkness Climbing (1954 — Murrell, United Kingdom)
• Eos (1950 — Ruys, The Netherlands)
• Erato (1937 — Tantau, Germany)
• Erbprinzessin Leopold von Anhalt (1933 — Behrens, Germany)
• Erbprinzessin von Ratibor (1893 — Türke, Germany)
• Erika Teschendorff (1949 — Berger, Germany)
• Erinnerung an Loni Westermann (1907 — Welter, Germany)
• Erna Teschendorff (1911 — Zschöckel-Teschendorff, Germany)
• Ernst G. Dörell (1888 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Ernst Grandpierre (1900 — Weigand, Germany)
• Ernst Willner (1888 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Esther (1819 — Vibert, France) [3]
• Esther Ofarim (1970 — Kordes, Germany)
• Esther's Baby (1979 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Eugen E. Marlitt (1900 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Eugen Fürst (1875 — Soupert & Notting, Luxemburg)
• Eugène Savary (1872– Gonod, France)
• Eugénie Guinoisseau (1864 — Guinoisseau, France)
• Eugenie Lamesch (1899 — Lambert, Germany)
• Euphrosyne (1896 — Lambert, Germany)
• Eva (1937 — Kordes, Germany)
• Evita II (2000 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Eva Teschendorff Climbing (1926 — Opdebeeck, Belgium)
• Evangeline (1906 — Walsh, USA)
• Eveline Timm (Weihrauch, Germany)
• Evelyn May (2000 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Excellenz Kuntze (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Excellenz M. Schmidt-Metzler (1910 — Lambert, Germany)
• F
• 'Ferdinand Pichard'
• Falstaff (1999 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Fanny Bias (1819 — Vibert, France)
• Fanny Elßler (1835 — Vibert, France)
• Fantin Latour (1840 — France)
• Felberg-Leclerc (Jacobs, Germany)
• Felicia (1928 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Felicitas (1998 — Kordes, Germany)
• Félicité et Perpétue (1827 — Jacques, France)
• Félicité Bohain (1865 — France)
• Felicité Parmentier (1834 - Parmentier France)
• Felicity Kendal (1985 — Sealand, United Kingdom)
• Felix Leclerc (2007 — Canada)
• Fellemberg (1857 — Fellemberg, Germany)
• Fenja (1965 — Petersen, Denmark)
• Ferdinand Chaffolte (1879 — Pernet, France)
• Ferdinand Pichard (1921 — Tanne, France)
• Ferry Porsche (1971 — Kordes, Germany)
• First Lady Martha Washington (cca. 1889 — unknown parentage, USA)
• Florence Delattre (1991 — Massad, France)
• Florence Nightingale (1989 — Gandy, United Kingdom)
• Foley Hobbs (Mrs.) Rose named for her in 1910. Resident of Malvern. Photographed 1917.[4]
• Fornarina (1862 — Robert et Moreau, France)
• Forstmeisters Heim (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Francesca (1922, Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Francine Austin (1988 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Pope Francis (2015 — Nurseries and Roseraies Paul Croix, France)
• Francis Blaise (1999 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Francis Dubreuil (1894 — Dubreuil, France)
• Francis E. Lester (1946 — Lester, USA)
• 'François Juranville'
• François Coppée (1895 — Lédéchaux, France)
• François d'Arago (1858 — Trouillard, France)
• François Juranville (1906 — Barbier, France)
• François Poisson (1902 — Barbier, France)
• François Rabelais (1997 — Meilland, France)
• Franz Pöhls (1909 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Frau Alexander Weiß (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Alfred Mauthner (1907 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Anna Hinner (1909 — Hinner, Germany)
• Frau Anna Lautz (1912 — Kiese, Germany)
• Frau Anne Beaufays (1962 — De Ruiter, Netherlands)
• Frau Bertha Kiese (1913 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Frau Bürgermeister Kirschstein (1907 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Frau Cecilie Walter (1904 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Dr. Burghardt (1900 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Dr. E. Skibinska (Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Frau Dr. Schricker (1927 — Felberg, Germany)
• Frau Eduard Bethge (1930 — Felberg-Leclerc, Germany)
• Frau Else Krech (1915 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Ernst Borsig (1907 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Eva Schubert (1937- Tepelmann, Germany)
• Frau Franziska Krüger (1880 — Nabonnand, France)
• Frau Frieda Croissant (1911 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Geheimrat Dr. Staub (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Geheimrat von Boch (1897 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau H. Stakemann (1922 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Hans Drazil (1907 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Hedwig Koschel (1921 — Münch & Haufe, Germany)
• Frau Hedwig Wagner (1919 — Krüger/Kiese, Germany)
• Frau Helene Videnz (1904 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Hilde Nicolai (1916 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Ida Münch (1919 — Beschnidt/Münch & Haufe, Germany)
• Frau J. Reiter (1904 — Welter, Germany)
• 'Frau Karl Druschki'
• Frau Karl Druschki (1901 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Käthe Roth (1911 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Lina Straßheim (1907 — Strassheim, Germany)
• Frau Mathilde Bätz (1920 — Felberg-Leclerc, Germany)
• Frau Mathilde Noehl (1913 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau O. Plegg (1909 — Nabonnand, France)
• Frau Oberhofgärtner Luiger (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Oberhofgärtner Schulze (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Oberhofgärtner Singer (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Ottilie Lüntzel (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Otto Evertz (1907 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau Peter Lambert (1902 — Welter/Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Philipp Siesmayer (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Prof. Gnau (1925 — Kiese, Germany)
• Frau Robert Türke (1923 — Türke, Germany)
• Frau Syndica Roeloffs (1900 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Therese Lang (1910 — Welter, Germany)
• Frau von Brauer (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Frau Viktoria von Thusansky (1888 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Fräulein Octavia Hesse (1909 — Hesse, Germany)
• 'Frédéric Mistral'
• Fred Loads (1968 — Holmes, United Kingdom)
• Fred Streeter (1951 — Jackman, USA)
• Freddy Quinn (1989 — Pearce, United Kingdom)
• Freddie Mercury (1993 — Battersby, United Kingdom)
• Frederyk Chopin (1988 — Zyla, Poland)
• Frédéric Mistral (1995 — Meilland, France)
• Frédéric II de Prusse (1847 — Verdier, France)
• Freifrau Anna von Münchhausen (1911 — Welter, Germany)
• Freifrau Ella von Wangenheim (1907 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Freifrau Ida von Schubert (1911 — Lambert, Germany)
• Freifrau von der Goltz (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Freiherr von Marschall (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Freiherr von Schilling (1904 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Frieda Krause (1935 — Krause, Germany)
• 'Fritz Nobis'
• Friedrich Alfred Krupp (1903 — Welter, Germany)
• Friedrich Harms (1901 — Hinner/Welter, Germany)
• Friedrich Schröder (1903 — Hinner, Germany)
• Fritz Nobis (1940 — Kordes, Germany)
• Fritz Reuter (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Fritz Thiedemann (1959 — Tantau, Germany)
• Fritz Walter (1987 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Fru Dagmar Hastrup (1901 — Herts, Denmark)
• Fru Dagmar Hastrup (1914 — Hastrup/Poulsen, Denmark)
• Fürst Bismarck (1886 — Drogemüller, Germany)
• Fürst Leopold IV zu Schaumburg-Lippe (1918 — Kiese, Germany)
• Fürstin von Pless (1911 — Lambert, Germany)
• G
• 'Gebrüder Grimm'
• 'Gene Boerner'
• 'Général Jacqueminot'
• 'Général Kléber'
• Gabriela Sabatini (1992 — United States)
• Gabrielle Noyelle (1933 — Buatois, France)
• Gartenarchitekt Günther Schulze (1991 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Gartendirektor Otto Linne (1934 — Lambert, Germany)
• Gartendirektor Ries (1916 — J.C. Schmidt, Germany)
• Gebrüder Grimm (2002 — Germany)
• Geheimrat Dr. Mittweg (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Geheimrat Richard Willstätter (1931 — Felberg, Germany)
• Gellert (1917 — Lambert, Germany)
• Gemma (2003 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Gene Boerner (1968 — Boerner, USA)
• Général Cavaignac (1848 — Foulard, France)
• Général Desaix (1867 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Général Galliéni (1899 — Nabonnand, France)
• General Jacqueminot (1853 — Rousselet, France)
• Général Kléber (1856 — Robert, France)
• General McArthur (1905 — Hill, USA)
• General Superior Arnold Janssen (1912 — Leenders, The Netherlands)
• Général Tétard (1918 — Pajotin-Chédane, France)
• Generalin Isenbart (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Generaloberst Hindenburg (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Generaloberst von Kluck (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Geoff Hamilton (1997 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Georg Arends (1910 — Hinner, Germany)
• George Burns (1996 — Carruth, USA)
• George Dickson (1912 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• George Vancouver (1985 — Ogilvie, Canada)
• George Vibert (1853 — Robert, France)
• George Will (1939 — Skinner, Canada)
• Georges de Cadoudel (1904 — Schwartz, France)
• Georges Vibert (1853 — Robert, France)
• 'Gertrude Jekyll'
• Geraldine (1984 — Pearce, United Kingdom)
• Gertrud Kiese (1918 — Kiese, Germany),
• Gertrude Jekyll (1986 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Ghislaine de Féligonde (1916 — Turbat, France)
• Gil Blas (1848 — France)
• Gilda (1887 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Gina Lollobrigida (1989 — Meilland, France)
• Ginger Rogers (1969 — Boerner, USA)
• Gitte (1982 — Kordes, Germany)
• Givenchy (1985 — Christensen, USA)
• Gladys Harkness (1900 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Gloire de Chédane Guinoisseau (1908 — Chédane Pajotin, France)
• Gneisenau (1924 — Lambert, Germany)
• Goethe (1911 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kurt Goldstein|Goldstein (1983 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Gottfried Keller (1894 — Müller, Germany)
• Goubault (1835 — Hardy, France)
• Goya, Bees (1976 — United Kingdom)
• Grace Abounding (1968 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Grace Darling (1884 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Grace de Monaco (1956 — Meilland, France)
• Gracie Allen
• Graf Fritz von Hochberg (1905 — Lambert, Germany)
• Graf Fritz von Schwerin (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Graf Lennart (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Graf Silva Tarouca (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Gräfin Chotek (1900 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• 'Graham Thomas'
• Gräfin Chotek (1911 — Kiese, Germany)
• Gräfin Sonja (1994 — Kordes, Germany)
• Gräfin Stefanie Wedel (1910 — Lambert, Germany)
• Graham Thomas (1983 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Grandmère Jenny (1950 — Meilland, France)
• Grandpa Dickson (1966 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Granny (1991 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Gretel Greuel (1939 — Greuel, Germany)
• Grimm (1932 — Lambert, Germany)
• Griseldis (1895 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Großherzog Ernst Ludwig (1989 — Müller, Germany)
• Großherzog Friedrich von Baden (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Großherzog von Oldenburg (1904 — Welter, Germany)
• Großherzog Wilhelm Ernst von Sachsen (1915 — Welter, Germany)
• Großherzogin Luise von Baden (1893 — Welter, Germany)
• Großherzogin Alexandra (1904 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Grossherzogin Feodora von Sachsen (1913 — Kiese, Germany)
• Großherzogin Marie (1912 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Großherzogin Viktoria Melitta (1898 — Lambert, Germany)
• Guillaume Kaempff (1931 — Felberg, Germany)
• Gustav Grünerwald (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Gustel Mayer (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Gustav Sobry (1902 — Welter, Germany)
• Guy de Maupassant (1994 — Meilland, France)
• Guy Savoy (2002 — Delbard, France)
• H
• 'H.C.Andersen'
• 'Händel'
• 'Hannah Gordon'
• 'Helen Hayes'
• 'Helmut Kohl'
• H. C. Andersen (Olesen, Denmark)
• H. F. Eilers (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Händel (1965 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Hannah Gordon (1973 — Kordes, Germany)
• Hanne Soenderhousen (1959 — Soenderhousen, Denmark) [5]
• Hans Rathgeb (2004 — Huber, Switzerland)
• Hans Rosenthal (1987 — Meilland, France)
• Harald Wohlfahrt (2003 — Delbard, France)
• Harry Maasz (1939 — Kordes, Germany)
• Harry Wheatcroft
• Hauff (1911 — Lambert, Germany)
• Hauptmann A. Steinsdorfer (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Heather Austin (1996 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Heather Muir (1957 - Sunningdale Nurseries, United Kingdom)
• Hedi Grimm (1970 — Scholle, Germany)
• Hedwig Reicher (1912 — Hinner, Germany)
• Heidi (1978 — Christensen, USA)
• Heidi Klum (1999 — Tantau, Germany)
• Hein Evers (1957 — Tantau, Germany)
• Heinrich Blanc (1994 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Heinrich Conrad Söth (1919 — Lambert, Germany)
• Heine (1912 — Lambert, Germany)
• Heinrich Karsch (1927 — Leenders (NL)
• Heinrich Münch (1911 — Hinner, Germany)
• Heinrich Schultheis (1882 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Heinrich Siesmayer (1996 — McGredy, New Zealand)
• Heinz Erhardt (1984 — Kordes, Germany)
• Heinz Winkler (Delbard, France)
• Helen Hawes (2012 — Burntwood, United Kingdom)
• Helen Hayes
• Helene von Zwehl (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Helene Welter (1903 — Welter, Germany)
• Helga (II) (1975 — De Ruiter, The Netherlands)
• Helmut Kohl (1996 — Tantau, Germany)
• Helmut Schmidt (1979 — Kordes, Germany)
• Henri IV (1862 — Verdier, France)
• Henri Barruet (1918 — Barbier, France)
• Helene von Zwehl (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• 'Henry Fonda'
• 'Hermann Hesse'
• Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1993 — Meilland, France)
• Henri Fouquier (1854 — Philipps-Rix, France)
• Henri Martin (1863 — Laffay, France)
• Henri Matisse (1995 — Delbard, France)
• Henriette Boulogne (1845 — France)
• Henry Clay (Light pink Hybrid Spinosissima bred by Daniel Boll in the United States, 1854; introduced to France by Portemer Père in 1855 as "Souvenir de Henry Clay")
• Henry Fonda
• Henry Ford — (1927 — Devermann, USA)
• Henry Hudson (1976 — Svejda, Canada)
• Henry Kelsey
• Henry Nevard (1924 — Cant, Germany)
• Herkules (2007 — Kordes, Germany)
• Hermann Berger (1982 — Roter Oktober, East-Germany)
• Hermann Hesse
• Hermann Kegel (1848 — Portemer, France)
• Hermann Kiese (1906 — Geduldig, Austria-Hungary)
• Hermann Lüder (1910 — Kiese, Germany)
• Hermann Raue (1905 — Lambert, Germany)
• Hermann Robinow (1918 — Lambert, Germany)
• Hermann Schmidt (1986 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Hermann Teschendorff (1950 — Berger, Germany)
• Herrin von Lieser (1905 — Lambert, Germany)
• Herrmann Coenemann (1907 — Welter, Germany)
• Herzog Friedrich von Anhalt (1906 — Welter, Germany)
• Herzog Johann Albrecht (1913 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Herzog Karl Eduard (1909 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Herzog Viktor von Ratibor (1918 — Welter, Germany)
• Herzog von Windsor (1968 — Tantau, Germany)
• Herzogin Marie von Ratibor (1898 — Lambert, Germany)
• Herzogin Marie Antoinette zu Mecklenburg (1911 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Herzogin von Calabrien (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Hiawatha (1904 — Walsh, USA)
• Hilda Murrell (1984 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Hindenburg (1916 — Kiese, Germany)
• Hippolyte (Before 1842 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• Hoffmann von Fallersleben (1917 — Lambert, Germany)
• 'Honoré de Balzac'
• Hofgartendirektor Graebener (1899 — Lambert, Germany)
• Hofgärtner Kalb (1913 — Felberg, Germany)
• Homère (1858 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Honest Abe (1978 — Christensen)
• Honoré de Balzac (1994 — Meilland, France)
• Honorine de Brabant (circa 1840)
• Hortense de Beauharnais (1834 — Vibert, France)
• Horace Vernet (1866 — Guillot, France)
• Horstmanns Bergfeuer (1954 — Horstmann / Kordes, Germany)
• Hugh Dickson (1904 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Hume's Blush (1810 — Hume, United Kingdom)
• I
• 'Ingrid Bergman'
• Ida Costain (1955 - Brampton, Ontario, Canada)[6]
• Ignasi Iglésias (1934 — Spain)
• Ilse Haberland (1956 — Kordes, Germany)
• Ilse Krohn (1964 — Kordes, Germany)
• Immortal Juno (1983 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Impératrice Eugénie (1855 — Béluze, France)
• Impératrice Eugénie (1856 — Guillot, France)
• Impératrice Joséphine (before 1815 — Descemet, France)
• Indira (1973 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Infante Beatrice (1930 — Guillot, France)
• Ingrid Bergman (1984 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Ingrid Weibull (1980 - Tantau, Germany)
• Irene Churruca (1934 - Fojo, Spain)
• Irene von Dänemark (1948 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Irène Watts (1896 — Guillot, France)
• Isobel Derby (1993 — Horner, United Kingdom)
• Isobel Harkness (1957 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• J
• J. H. Pemberton (1931 — Bentall, United Kingdom)
• J. J. Audubon (2006 — Shoup, USA)
• J. L. Monk (1923 — Timmermans, United Kingdom)
• 'Jacqueline du Pré'
• 'Jeanne de Montfort'
• 'Jens Munk'
• 'John Cabot'
• 'John Clare'
• 'Josef Klimeš'
• 'Julia Child'
• J.P. Connell
• Climbing Jackie Moore (1957 — USA)
• Jacqueline du Pré (1989 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Jacqueline Humery (1995 - Lens, Belgium)
• Jacquenetta (1983 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Jacques Cartier (1868 -, Moreau-Robert, France)
• Jacques Esterel (1968 - Croix, France)
• Jacques Porcher (1914 — Guillot, France)
• James Galway (2000 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• James Mason (1982 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• James Mitchell (1861 — Verdier, France)
• James Veitch (1854 — Verdier, France) 1864
• Jan Spek (1966 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Jane Asher (1987 — Pearce, United Kingdom)
• Janet B. Wood (1989 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Janetta (1995 — Sievers, Germany)
• Jayne Austin (1990 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Jean Giono (1994 — Meilland, France)
• Jean Lafitte (1934 — Horvath, USA)
• Jean Stéphenne (2006 — Velle, Belgium)
• Jean Liabaud (1875 — Liabaud, France)
• Jeanne Bouyer (1877 — Gonod, France)
• Jeanne de Montfort (1851 — Robert, France)
• Jeanne Moreau (2005 — Meilland, France)
• Jeannie Deans (1895 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Jens Munk (Canada)
• Jenny Duval (before 1842 — France)
• Jeanne d'Arc (1818- Vibert, France)
• Jill Dando (1999 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Jimmy Greaves (1940 — Gandy, United Kingdom)
• Joanna Hill (1927 — Hill, USA)
• Joasine Hanet (1847- Vibert, France),
• Johann Strauß (1993 — Meilland, France)
• Johannes Rau (2001 — Noack, Germany)
• Johannes Wesselhöft (1899 — Welter, Germany)
• John Bright (1878 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• John Cabot
• John Clare (1994 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• John Cook (1917 — Krüger, Germany)
• John Davis (English explorer)
• John Franklin
• John F. Kennedy (1965 — Boerner, USA)
• John Grooms (1993 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• John Hopper (1862 — Ward, United Kingdom)
• John S. Armstrong
• Johnnie Walker (1982 — Fryer, United Kingdom)
• José Carréras (1998 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Josef Klimeš (1985 - Urban, Czech Republic)
• Joseph F. Lamb (1988 - Buck, United States)
• Joseph Liger (1909 — Barbier, France)
• Joseph's Coat (1969 — Swim/Armstrong, USA)
• Josephine Bruce (1950 — Bees, United Kingdom)
• Joséphine de Beauharnais (1823 -Vibert, France)
• Josephine Ritter (1900 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Josie Whitney (2000 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra Quadra Rose, Canada [7]
• Jubilé du Prince de Monaco (2000 — Meilland, France)
• Jude the Obscure (1995 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Judy Garland (1978 — Harkness, USA)
• Jules Margottin (1853 — Margottin, France)
• Julia Child
• Julia Festilla (1900 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Julia Mannering (1895 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Julia's Rose (1976 — Wisbech Plant Co. Ltd., United Kingdom)
• Julie Andrews
• Julie de Mersan (1854 — Thomas, USA).
• Julien Potin (1927 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Juliet (1910 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Juliette (1850 — Miellez, France)
• Juliette Gréco (1999 — Delbard, France)
• Julius Fabianics de Misefa (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• June Whitfield (1925 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Juno (1832)
• Juno (II) (1847 — Laffay, France)
• Just Joey (1972 — Pawsey, United Kingdom)
• Justino Henriquez (1926 — Guillot, France)
• Justizrat Dr. Hessert (1918 — Lambert, Germany)
• K
• Kaiser Franz Joseph (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kaiser Wilhelm I (1878 — Elze/Ruschpler, Germany)
• Kaiser Wilhelm II (1909 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria (1891 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kaiserin Farah (1965 — Kordes, Germany)
• Kaiserin Friedrich (1889 — Drogemüller, Germany)
• Kaiserin Zita (1965 — Kordes, Germany)
• 'Karl Herbst'
• 'Karl Ploberger Rose'
• 'Kitchener of Khartoum'
• Kammersänger Terkal (1971 — Tantau, Germany)
• Kapitän von Müller (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Karen Blixen (1994 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Karl Foerster (1931 — Kordes, Germany)
• Karl Heinz Hanisch (1986 — Meilland, France)
• Karl Herbst (1950 — Kordes, Germany)
• Karl Höchst (1983 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Karl Ploberger (2007 — Kordes, Germany)
• Käte Felberg (1930 — Felberg, Germany)
• Katharina Mock (1942 — Mock, Germany)
• Katharina von Bora (2006 — Schultheis, Germany)
• Katharina Zeimet (1901 — Lambert, Germany)
• Käthe Duvigneau (1942 — Tantau, Germany)
• Kathleen (1922 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Kathleen Ferrier (1952 — Buisman, Netherlands)
• Kathleen Harrop (1919 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Kathryn McGredy (1996 — McGredy, New Zealand)
• Kathryn Morley (1990 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Kean (Laffay, France)
• Kessi (1999 — Schultheis, Germany)
• Kiese (1910 — Kiese, Germany)
• Kirsten Klein (1995 — Scarman, United Kingdom)
• Kirsten Poulsen (1924 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Kitchener of Khartoum (1917 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Kitty's Rose (2003 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Klaus Groth (1951 — Tantau, Germany)
• Kleopatra 94 (1994 — v, Germany)
• Kletternde Hermann Robinow (1934 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kommerzienrat W. Rautenstrauch (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• König Laurin (1910 — Türke, Germany)
• 'Konrad Adenauer'
• König Ludwig (1994 — Tantau, Germany)
• Königin Beatrix (1983 — Kordes, Germany)
• Königin Carola von Sachen (1904 — Türke, Germany)
• Königin Margarethe (1994 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Königin Maria Therese (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Königin Maria Therese (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Konrad Adenauer (1953 — Tantau, Germany)
• Konrad Henkel (1983 — Kordes, Germany)
• Körner (1914 — Lambert)
• Kronprinz Ruprecht (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kronprinz Wilhelm (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Kronprinzessin Cecilie (1907 — Kiese, Germany)
• Kronprinzessin Viktoria (1888 — Vollert, Germany)
• Kronprinzessin Viktoria (II) (1986 — Hetzel, Germany)
• L
• 'L.D. Braithwaite'
• 'Lady Penzance'
• 'Laura Ford'
• 'Leonardo da Vinci'
• 'Lilli Marleen'
• 'Lord Byron'
• 'Louis de Funès'
• L.D. Braithwaite
• Lady Banks (1807 — Boursault, France)
• Lady Curzon (1901 — Turner, United Kingdom)
• Lady Di (1982 — Huber, Switzerland)
• Lady Edgeworth David (1939 - Fitzhardinge, Australia)
• Lady Emma Hamilton (2005 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Lady Emily Peel (1862 — Lacharme, France)
• Lady Gowrie (1938 - Fitzhardinge, Australia)
• Lady Gray (1905 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Lady Helen Stuart (1887 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Lady Hillingdon (1910 — Lowe & Shawyer, United Kingdom)
• Lady Hillingdon Climbing (1917 — Hicks, United Kingdom)
• Lady Mary FitzWilliam (1882 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Lady Mavis Pilkington (1992 - Kordes, Germany)
• Lady of Megginch (2007 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Lady Mitchell (1991 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Lady Monson (Monson, United Kingdom)
• Lady Penzance (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Lady Romsey (1985 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Lady Sylvia
• Lady Ursula (1908 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Lamarque (1830 — France)
• Lambert Closse
• Laura Ashley (1991 — Warner, United Kingdom)
• Laura Ford (1990 — Warner, United Kingdom)
• Laure Davoust (1834 — Laffay, France)
• Laurent Carle (1907 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Laurent de Rille (1885 — Lévêque, France)
• Lawinia (1980 — Tantau, Germany)
• Lawrence Johnston (1923 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Leander (1982 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• LeAnn Rimes
• Léda (before 1838 — France)
• Leonardo da Vinci (1994 — Meilland, France)
• Leonie Lamesch (1899 — Lambert, Germany)
• Leonie Lambert (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Léontine Gervais (1903 — Barbier, France)
• Leopold Ritter (1900 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Lessing (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Leveson Gower (1846 — Béluze, France)
• Lilian Austin (1973 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Lilian Baylis (1996 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Lilli Marleen (1959 — Kordes, Germany)
• Lilli von Posern (1910 — Kiese, Germany)
• Lina Schmidt-Michel (1906 — Lambert, Germany)
• Linda Campbell (1990 — Moore, California, USA)
• Linda Porter (1957 — Spain)
• Line Renaud (2006 — Meilland, France)
• Lisbeth Stellmacher (1919 — Lambert, Germany)
• Lisbeth von Kamecke (1910 — Kiese, Germany)
• Liv Tyler (2005 — Meilland, France)
• Long John Silver (1934 — Horvath, (USA)
• Lord Byron (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Lord Penzance (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Lord Raglan (1854 — Guillot, France)
• Loreley 82 (1982 — Noack, Germany)
• Louis Bulliat (1867 — Gonod, France)
• Louis de Buade de Frontenac (Canada)
• Louis de Funès (1984 — Meilland, France)
• Louis Donadine (1887 — Gonod, France)
• Louis Gimard (1877 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Louis Kahle (1922 — Kiese, Germany)
• Louis Jolliet
• Louis Rödiger (1935 — Kordes, Germany)
• Louis Rollet (1887 — Gonod, France)
• Louis van Tyll (Before 1846)
• Louis-Philippe (1824 — France)
• Louisa Stone (1997 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Louise Bugnet (1960 — Bugnet, Canada)
• Louise Clements (1998 — Clements, USA)
• Louise Cretté (1815 — Chambard, France)
• Louise Hay (2008 — USA)[8]
• 'Louise Odier'
• Louise Odier (1851 — Margottin, France)
• Lucetta (1983 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Lucille Ball
• Lucie Crampton (1960 — Kriloff, France)
• Lucie Duplessis (1853 — Robert, France)
• Lucien de Lemos (1905 — Lambert, Germany)
• Lucy Ashton
• Ludmilla (1968 — Laperrière, France)
• Ludwig Möller (1915 — Kiese, Germany)
• Luise Gimard Moosrose
• Luise Krause (1930 — Krause, Germany)
• Luise Lilia (1912 — Lambert, Germany)
• Luna (1825 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Lydia (II) (1873 — Kordes, Germany)
• Lydia Geschwind (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Lydia Grimm (1907 — Geduldig, Germany)
• Lynn Anderson
• M
• 'Madame Alfred Carrière'
• 'Madame Caroline Testout'
• Mabel Morrison (1878 — Broughton, United Kingdom)
• Madame A. Meilland (1942 — Meilland, France)
• Madame Abel Chatenay (1894 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Madame Abel Chatenay (1917 — Page, United Kingdom)
• Madame Alfred Carrière (1879 — Schwartz, France)
• Madame Anna Bugnet (1866 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Antoine Mari (1901 — Mari/Japeau, France)
• Madame Ballu (1901 — l'Haÿ, France)
• Madame Bardou Job (1913 — Dubreuil, France)
• Madame Bérard (1915 — Levet, France)
• Madame Boll (1859 — Boll/Boeyeau, France)
• Madame Bouyer (1877 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Bovary (Delbard, France)
• Madame Bravy (1846 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Caroline Testout (1890 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Madame Caroline Testout Climbing (1901 — Chauvry, France)
• Madame Céline Touvais (1859 - Touvais, France)
• Madame Charles Baltet (1873 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Madame Clémence Joigneau (1861 — Liabaud, France)
• Madame Clert (1868 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Creyton (1868 — Gonod, France)
• Madame d'Enfert (1904 — Vilin, France)
• Madame David (1885 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Madame de la Roche Lambert (1851 — Robert, France)
• Madame de Villars (1847 — Béluze, France)
• Madame de Pompadour (1945 — Gaujard, France)
• Madame de Sansal (1850 — De Sansal, France)
• Madame de Tartas (1859 — Bernède, France)
• Madame Delbard (1980 — Delbard, France)
• Madame Denis (1872 – Gonod, France)
• Madame Edmond Rostand (1912 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Madame Edouard Herriot (1914 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Madame Edouard Herriot (1921 — Ketten, Luxemburg)
• Madame Edouard Ory (1854 — Robert, France)
• Madame Elie Lambert (1890 — Lambert, Germany)
• Madame Emma Combay (1872 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Ernest Calvat (1888 — Schwartz, France)
• Madame Ernest Levavasseur (1900 — Vigneron, France)
• Madame Eugène Chambeyran 1879 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Eugène Labruyère (1882/1883 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Eugène Savary (1873 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Eugénie Frémy (1885 — Verdier, France)
• Madame Eugénie Savary (1872 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Falcot (1858 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Ferdinand Jamin (1875 — Lédéchaux, France)
• Madame Figaro (Delbard, France)
• Madame Fillion (1865 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Gabriel Luizet (1877 — Liabaud, France)
• Madame Georges Bruant (1887 — Bruant, France)
• Madame Gonod (1875 — Gonod, France)
• 'Madame Grégoire Staechelin'
• Madame Grégoire Staechelin (1927 — Dot, France)
• Madame Grondier (1867 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Guillot de Mont Favez (1871 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Gustave Bonnet (1896 — Bizot, France)
• Madame Hardy (1832 — Hardy, France)
• Madame Hermann Stenger (1864 – Gonod, France)
• Madame Hippolyte Dumas (1924 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Hoste (1865 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Hoste (1887 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Isaac Péreire (1881- Garçon, Paris)
• Madame Jean Everaerts (1907 — Geduldig, Germany)
• Madame Jeanne Bouger 1876 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Joseph Schwartz (1880 — Schwartz, France)
• Madame Jules Bouché (1911 — Croibier, France)
• Madame Jules Gravereaux (1901 — Soupert & Notting, Luxembourg)
• Madame Knorr (1855 — Verdier, France)
• Madame Lacharme (1872 — Lacharme, France)
• Madame Laurette Messimy (1888 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Lauriol de Barny (1868 — Trouillard, France)
• Madame Legras de St. Germain (1848 — France)
• Madame Léon Pain (1904 — Guillot, France)
• Madame Léon Simon (1909 — Lambert, Germany)
• Madame Liabaud (1869 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Louis Donadine (1877 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Louis Laperrière (1951 — Laperrière, France)
• Madame Louis Léveque (1898 — Leveque, France)
• Madame Louise Piron (1903 — Piron-Médard, France)
• Madame Marie Garnier (1881 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Maurice Rivoire (1878 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Moreau (1864 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Moreau (1872 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Madame Norbert Levavasseur (1903 — Levavasseur, France)
• Madame Paule Massad (1997 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• 'Madame Pierre Oger'
• Madame Pierre Oger (1878 — Oger, France)
• Madame Plantier (1835 — Plantier, France)
• Madame Raymond Poincaré (1919 — Gravereaux, France)
• Madame Richter (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Madame Rival (1866 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Rollet (1875 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Sancy de Parabère (1874 — Bonnet, France)
• Madame Schultz (1856 — Béluze, France)
• Madame Ségond Weber (1908 — Soupert & Notting, France)
• Madame Sophie Charlotte (1986 — Weihrauch, Germany)
• Madame Soubeyran (1872 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Souveton (1874 — Pernet, France)
• Madame Suzanne Chavagnon (1887 — Gonod, France)
• Madame Victor Verdier (1863 — Verdier, France)
• Madame Wagram, Comtesse de Turenne (1894 — France)
• Madame Willermoz (1850–1853 — unknown parentage, France)
• Madame William Paul (II) (1869 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Mademoiselle Blanche Lafitte (1851 — Pradel, France)
• Mademoiselle Cécile Brunner (1881 — France)
• Mademoiselle Claire Andruejol (1920 — Schwartz, France)
• Mademoiselle de Sombreuil (1850 — Robert, France)
• Mademoiselle Eugénie Verdier (1869 — Guillot fils, France)
• Mademoiselle Julia Dumonier (1879 — Gonod, France)
• Mademoiselle Marie Gonod (1871 — Gonod, France)
• Mademoiselle Marie Magat (1889 — Liabaud, France)
• Mademoiselle Philiberte Pellet 1873– Gonod, France)
• Mademoiselle Suzanne Bouyer (1879 — Gonod, France)
• Magda Zwerg (1904 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Maja Oetker (1981 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Major Franz Teirich (1888 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Mala Rubinstein (1971 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Malvina (1841 — Verdier, France)
• 'Maman Cochet'
• 'Marcel Pagnol'
• 'Maria Callas'
• Mama Lamesch (1923 — Löbner/Lambert, Germany)
• Maman Cochet (1893 — Cochet, France) duftend
• Maman Cochet Climbing (1915 — Howard & Smith, USA)
• Manette (1820 — Lacaffe, France)
• Manou Meilland (1978 — Meilland, France)
• Manuel Canovas (1995 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Marc-Antoine Charpentier (2005 — Massad, France)
• Marc Bolan (2012 — Cockers, United Kingdom)
• Marcel Bourgouin (1899 — Corboeuf, France)
• Marcel Pagnol (1996 — Meilland, France)
• Marchioness of Lorne (1889 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Marco Polo (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Maréchal Davoust (1853 — Robert, France)
• Maréchal Niel (1864 — H & G Pradel, France)
• Margaret Dickson (1892 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Margaret McGredy (1927 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Margaret Merril (1977 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Margaret Thatcher (Named in Pattoki, Punjab, Pakistan)
• Margarete Gnau (1930 — Krause, Germany)
• Margarete Heike (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Margarita (1924 — Alfons, Germany)
• Marguerite de Roman (1882 — Schwartz, France)
• Maria (Sievers, Germany)
• Maria Bülow (1903 — Welter, Germany)
• Maria Hofker (1993 — Interplant, The Netherlands)
• Maria Liesa (1936 — Liebau, Germany)
• Maria Lisa (1925 — Alfons, Germany)
• Maria von Weber (1893 — Türke, Germany)
• Marianne Pfitzer (1902 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Margo Koster (1931 — Koster, Germany)
• Marguerite Hilling (1959 — Hilling, United Kingdom)
• Maria Callas (1965 — Meilland, France)
• Mariandel (1985 — Kordes, Germany)
• Maribel (1991 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Marie Accarie (1872 — Guillot, France)
• Marie Antoinette (1968 — Armstrong, USA)
• Marie Antoinette II (2003 — Tantau, Germany)
• 'Marie Curie'
• Marie Baumann (1863 — Baumann, France)
• Marie Bugnet (1963 — Bugnet, Canada)
• Marie Claire Climbing (1944 — Meilland, France)
• Marie Curie (1997 — Meilland, France)
• Marie d'Orléans (1883 — Nabonnand, France)
• Marie de Blois (1852 — Robert, France)
• Marie de Bourgogne (1853 — Robert, France)
• Marie de Saint Jean (1852 — Damaizin, France)
• Marie Dermar (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary) [9]
• Marie Faist (1925 — Berger, Germany)
• Marie François Sadi Carnot (1894 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Marie Geschwind (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Marie Gouchault (1927 — Turbat, France)
• Marie Helene (1991 — Weihrauch, Germany)
• Marie Henriette Gräfin Chotek (1920 — Lambert, Germany)
• Marie Jeanne (1913 — Turbat, France)
• Marie Lambert (1889 — Lambert),
• Marie Louise (1813, France)
• Marie Louise Pernet (1876 — Pernet, France)
• Marie Herzogin von Anhalt (1909 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Marie Pavié (1888 — Allégatière, France)
• Marie-Luise Marjan (1999 — Kordes, Germany)
• Marie Tudor (before 1846 — France)
• Marie-Victorin (Canada)
• Marietta Biolley (1875 — Gonod, France)
• Marilyn Monroe (Weeks, USA)
• Marinette (1995 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Marion (1956 — De Ruiter, The Netherlands)
• Marion Harkness (1979 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Marion Hess (1981 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Marjorie Fair (1978 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Marjorie Marshall (1996 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Marjorie Proops (1969 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• 'Mark Twain'
• Mark Twain (II) (2000 — Huber, Switzerland)
• Marlena
• Marlene Charell (2007 — Wänninger, Germany)
• Marlena (1864 — Kordes, Germany)
• Marquesa de Urquijo (1940 — Camprubi, Spain) [10]
• Martha (II) (1912 — Zeiner, France)
• Martha Lambert (1936 — Lambert)
• Martin Frobisher (1968 — Svejda, Canada)
• M. Geier (1929 — Felberg, Germany)
• Martin Liebau (1930 — Kiese, Germany)
• Martine Guillot (1996 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Marty (II) (1947 — Pearce, United Kingdom)
• Mary Donaldson (1984 — Cants, United Kingdom)
• Mary Hayley Bell (1989 — Kordes, Germany)
• Mary MacKillop (1985 — Australia)
• Mary Magdalene (1998 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Mary Manners (1970 — Leicester Rose Company, United Kingdom)
• Mary Margaret McBride (1943 - USA) [11]
• Mary, Queen of Scots (19th century)
• Mary Webb (1984 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Master Hugh (1966 — Mason, United Kingdom)
• Dearest (1960 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Maude Elizabeth (2000 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Maupertuis (1888 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Maurice Bernardin (1861 — Granger/Lévêque, France)
• Maurice Utrillo (2004 — Delbard France)
• Max Graf (1919 — Bowditsch, USA)
• Max Hesdörffer (1902 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Max Krause (1930 — Krause, Germany)
• Max Schmeling (1873 — Tantau, Germany)
• Mayor of Casterbridge
• Mécène (1846, Vibert, France)
• Mechtilde von der Neuerburg (1920 — Boden, Germany)
• Meg Merrilies (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
• Mercedes (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Michael Crawford[12]
• 'Michelangelo'
• 'Mister Lincoln'
• 'Mozart'
• 'Mountbatten'
• 'Mrs Herbert Stevens'
• 'Mrs Fred Danks', Clark 1951
• 'Mrs. Harkness', Harkness/Paul 1893
• Michel Bras (2002 — Delbard, France)
• Michel Dupré (1876 — Gonod, France)
• Michelangelo (1997 — Meilland, France)
• Michele Meilland (1945 — Meilland, France)
• Mildred Scheel (1976 — Tantau, Germany)
• Miller Hayes (1873 — Verdier, France)
• Mimie Mathy (1999 — Dorieux, France)
• Minnehaha (1905 — Walsh, USA)
• Minette (1819 — Vibert, France)
• Minerve (1868 — Gonod, France)
• Minnie Pearl
• Miranda (1869 — de Sansal, France)
• Miss Alice (2000 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Miss Edith Cavell (1917 — De Ruiter, The Netherlands)
• Miss Willmott (1916 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Mister Lincoln (1964 — Swim, USA)
• Montezuma (1955 — Swim, USA)
• Moje Hammarberg (1931 — Hammarberg)
• Monsieur Boncenne (1864 — Liabaud, France)
• Monsieur Cordier 1871 — Gonod, France)
• Monsieur de Morand (1891 — Schwartz, France)
• Monsieur Fillion (1876 — Gonod, France)
• Monsieur Jules Lemaître (1890 — Vigneron, France)
• Monsieur Lapierre (1878 — Gonod, France)
• Monsieur le Capitaine Louis Frère (1883 — Vigneron. France)
• Monsieur Tillier (1801 — Bernaix, France)
• Mortimer Sackler (2002 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Mountbatten (1982 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Mozart (1937 — Lambert, Germany)
• Mr. Lincoln (1964 — Swim & Weeks, United States)
• Mrs. Aaron Ward (1907 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Mrs Aaron Ward (1922 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Anthony Waterer (1898 — Waterer, United Kingdom)
• Mrs. B. R. Cant (1901 — Cant, USA)
• Mrs Billie Crick (1995 — Scarman, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Baker Turner (1876 — United Kingdom)
• Mrs. Charles Bell (1917)
• Mrs. Chiang Kai-Shek (1942 — Carl G. Duehrsen)
• Mrs Colville (Colville, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Doreen Pike (1989 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Mrs. F. F. Prentiss (1925 — Horvath)
• Mrs F. W. Flight (1905 — Cutbush, United Kingdom)
• Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 — Traendly & Schenck, USA)
• Mrs Fred Danks (1951 — Clark, Australia)
• Mrs. Harkness (1893 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Herbert Stevens (1922 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Mrs. Iris Clow (1994 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Mrs John Laing (1887 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Mrs O. G. Orpen (Orpen, United Kingdom)
• Mrs. Oakley Fisher (1921 — Cant, USA)
• Mrs Paul (1891, Paul, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Quickly (1995 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Sam McGredy (1929 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Mrs Sam McGredy (1937 — Buisman, Netherlands)
• Mrs R.G. Sharman-Crawford (1894 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Mrs Theodor Roosevelt (1902 — Hill, USA)
• Mrs W. J. Grant (1895 — Dickson (United Kingdom)
• Ms Amanda Coombes (2005 - Newman, Australia)
• Ms Rhonda Louise (2010 - Newman, Australia)
• Ms Wendy Poulier (2004 - Newman, Australia)
• Muriel (1991 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Mutter Brada (1934 — Brada, Czechoslovakia)
• N
• 'Nancy Reagan'
• Napoleon
• Nancy Hayward (1937 - Clark, Australia)
• Nancy Reagan (2005 — Zary, USA)
• Nancy Steen (1976)
• Natalie Böttner (1909 - Böttner, Germany)
• Nathalie Nypels (1919 - Leenders, Netherlands)
• Newton (1869 — Gonod, France)
• Niccolò Paganini (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Nicola Welter (1903 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Niles Cochet (1906 - California Nursery Co., USA)
• Nina Weibull (1961 - Poulsen, Denmark)
• Niobe (1895 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Nozomi (1968 — T. Onodera, Japan)
• Nymphe Egeria (1891 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Nymphe Teplá (1886 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• O
• 'Ophelia'
• Obergärtner Franz Joost (1902 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Oberhofgärtner A. Singer (1904 — Lambert, Germany)
• Octavia Hill (1995 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Odette de Champdivers (before 1848)
• Ökonomierat Echtermayer (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Olive (1892 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Oliver Delhomme (1861 — V. Verdier, France)
• Olivia Newton-John
• Omar Khayyam (1893)
• Ophelia (1912 — W. Paul, France)
• Ormiston Roy (Canada)
• Oscar Kordel (1897 — Lambert, Germany)
• Otto von Bismarck (1908 — Kiese, Germany)
• Otto von Weddingen (1904 — Lambert, Germany)
• Our Molly (1994 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Ovid (1890 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• P
• 'Papageno'
• 'Papa Meilland'
• 'Paul Ricard'
• 'Penelope'
• 'Philippe Noiret'
• Paddy McGredy (1962 — McGredy, United Kingdom)
• Paganini (1989 — Lens, Belgium)
• Paola (1981 — Tantau, Germany)
• Papageno (1989 — McGredy)
• Papa Gontier (1882 — Nabonnand, France)
• Papa Gouchault (1922 — Turbat, France)
• Papa Lambert (1899 — Lambert, Germany)
• Papa Meilland (1963 — Meilland, France)
• Papa Schneider (1961 — Kriloff, France)
• Papi Delbard (1995 — Delbard, France)
• Parmentier (1847 — Moreau & Robert, France)
• Pat Austin (1995 — Austin, United Kingdom) 1995
• Pat James (1991 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Paul Bocuse (1997 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Paul Cézanne (1995 — Delbard, France)
• Paul Crampel (1930 — Kluis & Konig, The Netherlands / Kordes, Germany)
• Paul Kadalozigue (1912 — Lambert, Germany)
• Paul Lédé Climbing (1902 — Lowe & Shawyer, United Kingdom)
• Paul McCartney (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Paul Noël (1913 — Tanne, France)
• Paul Neyron (1869 — Levet, France)
• Paul Ricard (1991 — Meilland, France)
• Paul Ricault (1845 — Portemer, France)
• Paul Shirville (1983 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Paul Transon (1900 — Barbier, France)
• Paula Clegg (1912 — Kiese, Germany)
• Pearlie Mae (1981 - Buck, United States)
• Peer Gynt (1968 — Kordes, Germany)
• Pelé
• Pélisson (1848 - Vibert, France)
• Penelope (1924 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Penelope Keith (1983 — McGredy, New Zealand)
• Percy Izzard (1936 — H. Robinson)
• Pergolèse (1850 — Moreau Robert, France)
• Pernille Poulsen (1965 — Poulsen (Denmark)
• Peter Beales (2000 — Clements, USA)
• Peter Frankenfeld (1966 — Kordes, Germany)
• Peter Lambert (Jacobs, Germany)
• Peter Rosegger (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Philippe Candeloro (2009 — Guillot, France)
• Philipp Paulig (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• 'Pierre de Ronsard'
• Philippe Noiret (1998 - Meilland, France)
• Philippine Lambert (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Phyllis Bide (1923 — Bide, United Kingdom)
• Picasso (1971 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Pierre Cagnaire (2003 — Delbard, France)
• 'Pope John Paul II'
• 'President Herbert Hoover'
• Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1995 — Meilland, France)
• Pierre de Ronsard (1985 - Meilland, France)
• Pigalle 85 (1984 — Meilland, France)
• Pius IX (1849 — Vibert, France)
• Plomin (1951 — Tantau, Germany)
• Pompadour (1979 — Murray)
• Pope John Paul II (2006 - Jackson and Perkins, USA)
• Portland (1782 — Brunton, United Kingdom)
• Président Dutailly (1888 — Dubreuil, France)
• 'Princess of Wales'
• Président Gausen (1862 — H & G Pradel, France)
• President Herbert Hoover (1930 — Coddington, USA)
• President Herbert Hoover (1931 — B.R. Cant, USA)
• Président Lincoln (1863 — Granger, France)
• Président Schlachter (1872 — Verdier, France)
• Prince Camille de Rohan (1861 — Verdier, France)
• Prince Caspian
• Prince Charles (1842 — Luxemburg)
• Prince Charles d'Aremberg (1877 — Soupert & Notting, Luxemburg)
• Prince de Bulgarie (1900 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Prince Eugène de Beauharnais (1864 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Prince Frédéric (1840 — Parmentier, Belgium)
• Prince Napoléon (1864 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Princess Alexandra (1998 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Princess Alice (1985 — Harkness, United Kingdom) [13]
• Princess Aiko (2002 — Keisei, Japan)
• Princess Caroline of Monaco (1988 — Meilland)
• Princess Louise (1828 — Jacques, France)
• Princess Marie (1829 — Jacques, France)
• Princess Margaret (1969 — Meilland, France)
• Princess Mary of Cambridge (1867 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Princess Michael of Kent (1979 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Princess de Monaco (1982 — Meilland, France)
• Princess of Wales (1871 — Laxton, United Kingdom)
• Princess of Wales (1997 — Harkness, United Kingdom) [14]
• Princess Royal (1992 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Princess Tomohito of Mikasa (2003 — United Kingdom)
• Princesse de Béarn (1885 — Lévêque, France)
• Princesse de Lamballe (France) [15]
• Princesse de Vaudémont (1854 — Moreau/Robert, France)
• Princesse Marie-Adélaïde de Luxembourg
• Princesse Marie Dolgorouky (1878 — Gonod, France)
• Prinz Rupert (1910 — Lambert, Germany)
• Prinzessin Adolf zu Schaumburg-Lippe (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Prinzessin Hildegard von Bayern (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Prior M. Oberthau
• Professor Gnau (1928 — Tantau, Germany)
• Professor Knöll (1964 — W. Berger, German Democratic Republic)
• Prolifera Redouté (1824 — France)
• Prospero (1982 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Psyche (1899 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Puccini (1984 — Lens, Belgium)
• Q
• 'Queen Elizabeth'
• Queen Alexandra (1918 — McGreedy, Ireland)
• Queen Charlotte (1989 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Queen of Denmark (1826 — Booth, Denmark)
• Queen Elizabeth I (1800 — Du Pont, France)
• Queen Elizabeth (1954 — Lammerts, USA)
• Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee (1978 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Queen Elizabeth II Ruby Anniversary (1993 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Queen Mother (1991 — Kordes, Germany)
• Queen Nefertiti (1988 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Queen Sirikit (1968 — Andre Hendricx)
• Queen of Sweden (2004 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Queen Victoria (1851 — Fontaine/A. Paul, United Kingdom)
• Queen Victoria (1872 — Labruyère/Schwartz, France)
• R
• 'Régine Crespin'
• 'Reine Victoria'
• 'Richard Strauß'
• Rabelais II (1997 — Meilland, France)
• Rachel Crawshay (1977 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Raphael (III) (1856 — Robert, France)
• Ravel (1988 — Lens, Belgium)
• Reba McEntire (1998 — McGredy, New Zealand)
• Régine Crespin (1990 — Delbard, France)
• Rebecca Claire (1986 — Law, United Kingdom)
• Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt (1898 — Lambert, Germany)
• Reichspräsident von Hindenburg (1933 — Lambert, Germany)
• Regierungsrat Rottenberger (1926 — Praskac, Austria)
• Reine Olga de Wurttemberg (1881 — Nabonnand, France)
• Reine Victoria (1872 — Schwartz, France)
• Rembrandt (1883 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Renata Tebaldi (1989 — Delbard, France)
• René André (1901 — Barbier, France)
• René d'Anjou (1853 — Robert, France)
• René Goscinny (2005 — Meilland, France)
• Resi Bindseil (1913 — Lambert, Germany)
• Richard Elbel (1927 — Elbel, Germany)
• Richard Strauss (1989 — Noack)
• Richard Wagner (1893 — Türke, Germany)
• Rob Roy (1971 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
• Robert Bäßler (1905 — Hinner, Germany)
• Robert Betten (1920 — J.C. Schmidt, Germany)
• Robert Fortune (1853 — Moreau & Robert, France)
• Robert le Diable (Before 1837 — France)
• Robin Hood (1927 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Rodin (1990 — Meilland, France)
• Roger Lambelin (1890 — Schwartz, France)
• Roman Herzog (1999 — Noack, Germany)
• Ronald Reagan (2005 — Zary, USA)
• Roncall (1997 — Noack, Germany)
• Roosevelt (1922 — Lambert, Germany)
• rosa moyesii (1894 — Hemsley/Wilson, Canada)
• Rose Benary (1908 — Lambert, Germany)
• Rosel Klemm (1904 — Hinner, Germany)
• Rosemarie Viaud (1924 — Igoult, France)
• Rosemary Foster (1997 — Foster, United Kingdom)
• Rosemary Harkness (1985 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Rosenpfarrer Meyer (1930 — Soupert, Luxembourg)
• Rosenprofessor Sieber (1997 — Kordes, Germany)
• Rosi Mittermaier (1977 — Kordes, Germany)
• Rosie O'Donnell (1998 — Winchell, USA)
• Rosiériste Chauvry (1885 — Gonod, France)
• Rosomane Gravereaux (1899 — Soupert & Notting, Luxembourg)
• Roy Black (1993 — Olesen, Denmark)
• Royal William (1987 — Kordes, Germany)
• Rubens (1859 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Rübezahl (1917 — Krüger, Germany)
• Rückert (1914 — Lambert, Germany)
• Rudolf von Bennigsen (1932 — Lambert, Germany)
• Ruskin (18928 — Van Fleet, USA)
• S
• Rosa 'Sally Holmes'
• 'Sarah van Fleet'
• 'Simon Bolivar'
• 'Sir Edward Elgar'
• Saint Exupery (1961 — Delbard, France)
• Sally Holmes 1976 — Holmes, United Kingdom)
• Sally's Rose (1994 — Cants, United Kingdom)
• Samuel de Champlain (Canada)
• Samuel Holland (1991 — Ogilvie, Canada)
• Samuel Pepys (1934 — Cant, United Kingdom)
• Sankta Rita (1922 — Alfons, Germany)
• Santa Tereza d'Avila (1959 — Moreira da Silva, Portugal)
• Santana (1985 — Tantau, Germany)
• Sappho (Before 1817 — France)
• Sarah (1986 — Meilland, France)
• Sarah van Fleet (1926 — Van Fleet, USA)
• Scarlett Queen Elizabeth (1963 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Schiller (1913 — Lambert), Germany)
• Schneewittchen (1901 — Lambert, Germany)
• Schneewittchen Climbing (1970 — Kordes, Germany)
• Schön Ingeborg (1921 — Kiese, Germany)
• Sebastian Kneipp (1997 — Kordes, Germany)
• Sénateur Amic (1924 — Nabonnand, France)
• Senator Burda (1988 — Meilland, France)
• Serafina Longa (1933 - Fojo, Spain)
• Sharifa Asma (1989 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Sheila MacQueen (1994 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Sibelius (II) (1984 — Lens, Belgium)
• Signe Relander (1928 — Poulsen, Denmark)
• Signora Piero Puricelli (1935 — Aicardi, Italy)
• Simon Bolivar (1966 - Armstrong, USA)
• Simone de Nanteuil (1925 — Schwartz, France)
• Sir Cedric Morris (1979 — Morris/Beales, United Kingdom)
• Sir Clough (1985 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Sir Edward Elgar (1982 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Sir Frederick Ashton (1985 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• Sir Walter Raleigh (II) (1985 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Sir Winston Churchill (1955 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Sissel Kyrkjebø (1969 — Bergen, Norway)
• Soham Rose (2003 — Harkness, United Kingdom)[16]
• Sonia Meilland (1974 — Meilland, France)
• Sonia Meilove (2000 — Meilland, France)
• Sonia Rykiel (1995 — Guillot-Massad, France)
• Sophie de Marsilly (1863 — Moreau-Robert France)
• Soupert et Notting (1867 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Souvenir d'Adolphe de Charvoik (1911 — France)
• 'Souvenir de Pierre Vibert'
• 'Souvenir du Docteur Jamain'
• Souvenir d'Alphonse Lavallée (1884 — Verdier, France)
• Souvenir de Christophe Cochet (1894 — Cochet, France)
• Souvenir de Claudius Pernet (1920 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Souvenir de George Pernet (1927 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Souvenir de Jeanne Balandreau (1899 — Robichon, France)
• Souvenir de Julie Gonod 1871 — Gonod, France)
• Souvenir de la Reine d'Angleterre (1855 — Cochet, France)
• Souvenir de Labruyère (1885 — Gonod, France)
• Souvenir de Léon Gambetta (1883 — Gonod, France)
• Souvenir de Louis Amade (2000 — Delbard, France)
• Souvenir de Madame Auguste Charles (1866 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Souvenir de Madame Boullet (1921 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Souvenir de Madame Bruel (1889 — Levet, France)
• Souvenir de Madame de Corval 1867 — Gonod, France)
• Souvenir de Madame Hélène Lambert (1885 — Gonod, France)
• Souvenir de Madame Robert (1879 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Souvenir de Madame H. Thuret (1922 — Texier, France)
• Souvenir de Marcel Proust (1993 — Delbard, France)
• Souvenir de Philémon Cochet (1899 — Cochet, France)
• Souvenir de Pierre Notting (1902 — Soupert & Notting, Luxembourg)
• Souvenir de Pierre Vibert (1867 — Moreau-Robert, France)
• Souvenir de Victor Hugo (1885 — Pernet, France)
• Souvenir du Baron de Rothschild (1869 - Avoux & Crozy, France)
• Souvenir du Docteur Jamain (1865 — Lacharme, France)
• 'St. Nicholas'
• 'Steffi Graf'
• Souvenir du Président Carnot (1894 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• Souvenir du Président Lincoln (1865—Moreau-Robert)
• Souvenir du Rosiériste Gonod (1889 — Ducher, France)
• St. Anne (Before 1919 — Campbell, Ireland)
• St. Boniface (1980 — Kordes, Germany)
• St. Bruno (1985 — Hallows/Sealand, United Kingdom)
• St. Cecilia (1987 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• St. Christopher (1996 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• St. John (1994 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• St. Lucia (1973 — Tantau, Germany)
• St. Nicholas (1950, Hilling, United Kingdom)
• St. Patrick (1991 — Strickland, USA)
• Simon Fraser Canada
• St. Swithun (1993 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Staatspräsident Päts (1937 – Germany, Christoph Weigand)
• Stadkassierer Wilhelm Liffa (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Stadtrat F. Kähler (1905 — Geduldig, Austria-Hungary)
• Steffi Graf (1993 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Stéphanie Charreton (1886 — Gonod, France)
• Studienrat Schlenz (1926 — Lambert)
• Sue Hipkin (1997 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Sue Ryder (1983 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
• Susan Hampshire (1974 — Paolino/Meilland, France)
• Svaty Václav (1936 Berger, Czechoslovakia)
• Sylvie Vartan
• T
• 'Tchaikovski'
• 'Thalia'
• 'Thérèse Bugnet'
• 'Titian'
• Tabitha (2014 - Bannister, Dronfield, United Kingdom)
• Taglioni (1833 or earlier)
• Tania Verstak (1962 — Armbrust, Australia)
• Tchaikovski (1999 — Meilland, France)
• Teresa Scarman (1996 — Ferguson/Scarman, United Kingdom)
• Tess of the d'Urbervilles (1998 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Thalia (1895 — Schmitt/Lambert, Germany)
• Thalia Remontant (1903 — Lambert, Germany)
• Thalie La Gentille (cca. 1800 — France)
• The McCartney Rose (1991 — Meilland, France)
• The Miller (1970 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• The Queen Alexandra Rose (1918 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Thelma Barlow (2001 — Fryers, Cheshire)
• Thérèse Bugnet (1950 — Bugnet, Canada)
• Therese Zeimet-Lambert (1923 — Lambert, Germany)
• Thisbe (1918 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
• Thomas Barton (1988 — Meilland, France)
• Thor (1940 — Horvath, USA)
• Tiergartendirektor Timm (1944 — Kordes, Germany)
• Till Uhlenspiegel (1950 — Kordes, Germany)
• Tino Rossi (1990 — Meilland, France)
• Titian (1950 — Riethmüller, Australia)
• Tom Brown (1964 — LeGrice, United Kingdom)
• Tom Wood (1896 — Dickson, United Kingdom)
• Toulouse Lautrec (1994 — Meilland, France)
• Tracey Wickham (1984 — Welsh, Australien)
• Trevor Griffiths (1994 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Troilus (1983 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Turenne (1846 - Vibert, France)
• U
• 'Uncle Walter'
• Uhland (1917 — Lambert)
• Ulrich Brunner Fils (1882 — Levet, France)
• Uncle Walter? (1963 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Undine (1901 — Jacobs, Germany)
• Urdh (1930 — Tantau, Germany)
• Uwe Seeler (1970 — Kordes, Germany)
• V
• Van Artevelde (1847 — Parmentier, France)
• Van Gogh (1996 — Williams, USA)
• Van Huysum (1845 — Parmentier, France)
• Venus (before 1817 — France)
• Venus (1904 — Welter, Germany)
• Verdi (1960 — Dorieux, France)
• Verdi II (1984 — Lens, Belgium)
• Vick's Caprice (1891 — Vick, USA)
• Vicomte Douglas (1871 — Gonod, France)
• Vicomtesse de Bernis (1884 — Nabonnand, France)
• Vicomtesse Decazes (1844 — Pradel, France)
• Vicomtesse Douglas (1862 — Gonod, France)
• Victor Hugo (1884 — Schwartz, France)
• Victor Parmentier (1847 — Parmentier, France)
• Vincente Peluffo (1902 — Lévêque, France)
• Violet Carson (1964 — McGredy, Ireland)
• Violette Bouyer (1881 — Lacharme, France)
• Virginia R. Coxe (1897 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Viscountess Folkestone (1886 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• Von Hardenberg (1915 — Lambert, Germany)
• Von Scharnhorst (1921 — Lambert, Germany)
• W
• Weisse Cécile Brunner (1909 — Fauqué, France)
• Weisse Max Graf (1983 — Kordes, Germany)
• Wendy Cussons (1963 — Gregory, United Kingdom)
• Wenzel (1902 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
• Werner von Blon (1993 — Hetzel, Germany)
• Wieland (1916 — Lambert, Germany)
• Wilhelm Frank (1910 — Welter, Germany)
• Wilhelm Hansmann (1955 — Kordes, Germany)
• Wilhelm Kordes (1922 — Kordes, Germany)
• Will Alderman (1949 — Skinner)
• Will Scarlet (1947 — Hilling, United Kingdom)
• 'William Baffin'
• 'William Shakespeare'
• Willi Maass (1942 — Krause, Germany)
• William III
• William Allen Richardson (1878 — Pernet-Ducher, France)
• William and Mary (1988 — Beales, United Kingdom)
• William Baffin
• William Booth
• William Christie (1999 — Guillot, France)
• William Francis Bennett (1884 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
• William Grant (1915 — Schoener, Germany)
• William Jesse (1838 — Laffay, France)
• William Lobb (1855 — Laffay, France) 1855 [17]
• William Morris (1998 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• William Shakespeare (1987 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• William Shakespeare 2000 (2000 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• Wimi (1983 — Tantau, Germany)
• Wilona (Sievers, Germany)
• Wise Portia (1982 — Austin, United Kingdom)
• X
• Xu Gui Hua (2004 - Newman, Australia)
• Y
• 'Yves Piaget'
• Yolande d'Aragon (1843 — Vibert, France)
• Youki San (1965 — Meilland, France)
• Ypsilanti (1821 — Vibert, France)
• Yves Piaget (1984 — Meilland, France)
• Yvette Scarman (1995)
• Yvonna (1995 — Sievers, Germany)
• Yvonne Rabier (1911 — Turbat, France)
• Z
• 'Zéphirine Drouhin'
• Zara Hore-Ruthven (1932 - Clark, Australia)
• Zenobia (1892 — Paul, United Kingdom)
• Zéphirine Drouhin (1868 — Bizot, France)
• Zuo Shuang (1999 — Newman, Australia)
• Zhong Lei (2010 — Chengdu, China)
• Zoé (1830 — Vibert, France)
• Zorina (1963 — Boerner, USA)

Willmottiae - Rose

Peonies:

• P. obovata subsp. willmottiae (Stapf) D.Y. Hong et K.Y. Pan
• P. willmottiae Stapf synonym

• Corylopsis willmottiae
• Lilium davidii var. willmottiae
• Paeonia obovata subsp. willmottiae (1913 oder 1914 Otto Stapf diese Päonie in ihrem Garten, er nannte sie damals "unwissenschaftlich "Paeonia Willmottiae")
• Potentilla nepalensis "Miss Willmott" ("Willmottiae").
• Rosa gymnocarpa var. willmottiae

Beales, Amanda
Rose Basics (Autor)

Kurzbeschreibung
A guide to growing and cultivating roses. From the history, species and traditions that have made roses so popular, to an understanding of the basic anatomy and development of roses, it aims to provide the reader with insight into every aspect of cultivating roses.

Beales, Peter
Majerus, Marianne (Fotograf)
Passion for Roses
Comprehensive Guide to Landscaping with Roses

Beales, Peter
Twentieth Century Roses
An Illustrated Encyclopaedia and Grower's Manual of Classic Roses from the Twentieth Century

Beales, Peter
Visions of Roses

Försterling, Hermann
Roses
A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose

Hermann Försterling, dessen Arbeiten unter anderem vom New Yorker Museum of Modern Art und der Staatsgalerie Stuttgart angekauft wurden, ist bekannt als einer der letzten, der in der Fotografie die Technik der Heliogravur beherrscht. Er arbeitet mit Pigmentpapieren und Gelatine, Asphaltlack und Kupferplatten. In der Malerei schulte er sich in altmeisterlicher Schichttechnik und aufwendigen Lasurverfahren. Mit "Roses" ist der Fotograf, Maler und Bildhauer einen ganz anderen Weg gegangen. Unter der Verwendung von Scanner und PC, Wasser, Eis, Licht und gemalten Hintergründen sowie Daten aus einem riesigen Fundus von Detailzeichnungen entstanden hyperreale Rosen in der Welt der Pixel. "Roses" sind eine Spielart jener alten Fragen nach Hingabe und Verletzung, Sexualität und Ausgesetztsein, Liebe und Tod.

Hermann Försterling: Hermann Försterling, Jahrgang 1955, 1973-1977 Studium an der"Akademie der Bildenden Künste" in Stuttgart bei Prof. Peters und Prof. Sonderborg, seit 1979 freischaffender Künstler. Seine Werke sind unter anderem im "Museum of Modern Art", New York, im "Center of Creative Photography" Tucson/Arizona, im "Museum Ludwig", Köln und im "Museet for Fotokunst", Odense ausgestellt.

Jekyll, Gertrude (Autor)
Mawley, Edward (Autor)
Roses for English Gardens

Kurzbeschreibung

This book an EXACT reproduction of the original book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR?d book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.

Mann, Roger (Autor)
Naming the Rose
Discover Who Roses Are Named for

Kurzbeschreibung
The rose brings beauty and joy to those who grow and admire them. Often a rose will bear a person's name, for the breeding of roses is an art and, like all artists, the raisers of roses enjoy dedicating their creations to people they love or admire. But who was "Madame Hardy"? "Bettina"? "Lorraine Lee" or "Henri Martin"? Vita Sackville-West asked this question many years ago and rose-lovers are still asking. Here, at last, in an elegant, timeless and beautifully illustrated edition, is the answer. Anyone who loves these delightful flowers will find this collection of stories as beautiful as the bloom itself.

Martin, Clair G. (Autor)
Austin, David (Vorwort)
Arena, Sylvester
Holt, Saxon (Fotograf)
100 English Roses for the American Garden

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Today the hottest rose to grow is the English rose. Requiring neither the meticulous care nor prodigious amount of chemicals that are the bane of many rose plants, the English rose is a hybrid with rare character and simplicity.

Both a how-to and field guide to these extraordinary roses, this simple, commonsense approach to raising them begins by suggesting the most disease-resistant cultivars and showing how to give them easy, consistent care. The field guide section of the book features 100 English roses best suited for American gardens, lushly photographed and organized by color and height.

McMurtrie, Mary
Old Cottage Pinks

Synopsis
Pinks are popular garden plants with an impressive history, having been grown for hundreds of years. They are found throughout the world and were a favourite in the United Kingdom, even before the reign of Elizabeth I, when they were grown to edge garden borders, to be picked for posies and made into bunches to be sold in the market. This is an attractive record of all those Old Pinks that Mary McMurtrie was personally able to find and paint. Although the collection is not complete, all the examples that she painted are gathered and reproduced here, accompanied by her own useful notes. Once again, the author has employed her considerable artistic skills to inform and delight her readers with the aid of more than seventy highly individual, yet wonderfully understated, watercoloured drawings. This is a book to treasure and enjoy.

McMurtrie, Mary
Scots Roses of hedgerows and wild gardens

Synopsis
The "Scots Roses of hedgerows and wild gardens" are a characteristic feature of earlt summer. Modest in appearance at first glance, they nevertheless merit attention, for unlike some of their cultivated cousins thay are consistently reliable and completely trouble free. This is a pictorial survey by a very distinguished botanical artist of this attractive rose species. Mary McMurtrie's charming painting style capturs the soft texture and gentle colours of the petals and the sharpness of the thorns of this, the most prickly, but none the less, most beautiful, of roses.

Phillips, Roger (Autor)
Rix, Martyn
The Ultimate Guide to Roses
A Comprehensive Selection

Kurzbeschreibung
The Phillips & Rix Ultimate Guide to Roses is the long-awaited, indispensable selection from the experts of gardening reference. All the finest roses are included in this stunning work, from the original wild species to the most modern trends. This exquisitely-designed, authoritative guide is the ultimate collection of the most beautiful of flowers. Offering detailed descriptions of each rose's origin, appearance, characteristics and growing conditions, with a history of each group, the very best roses have been specially chosen for their superb flowering or superlative scent. Illustrated with outstanding colour photography, with both outdoor and studio shots, this is a book every rose lover will want to own.

Synopsis
The Phillips & Rix Ultimate Guide to Roses is the long-awaited, indispensable selection from the experts of gardening reference. All the finest roses are included in this stunning work, from the original wild species to the most modern trends. This exquisitely-designed, authoritative guide is the ultimate collection of the most beautiful of flowers. Offering detailed descriptions of each rose's origin, appearance, characteristics and growing conditions, with a history of each group, the very best roses have been specially chosen for their superb flowering or superlative scent. Illustrated with outstanding colour photography, with both outdoor and studio shots, this is a book every rose lover will want to own.

An inspirational, beautifully-photographed and personally chosen collection of the most evocative of flowers

The Phillips & Rix Ultimate Guide to Roses is the long-awaited, indispensable selection from the experts of gardening reference. All the finest roses are included in this stunning work, from the original wild species to the most modern trends. This exquisitely-designed, authoritative guide is the ultimate collection of the most beautiful of flowers. Offering detailed descriptions of each rose's origin, appearance, characteristics and growing conditions, with a history of each group, the very best roses have been specially chosen for their superb flowering or superlative scent. Illustrated with outstanding colour photography, with both outdoor and studio shots, this is a book every rose lover will want to own.

Roger Phillips
Author
In 1975 Roger Phillips began his life’s major work of photographing and publishing pictures of the world’s garden plants. He set out to develop an encyclopedic collection of books to show the difference between plants as diverse as mosses, roses and annuals. His first book, Wild Flowers of Britain (1977), was a huge success, selling 400,000 copies in the first year. He has since written 20 additional volumes (often with his co-author Martyn Rix) selling over 6million copies worldwide. His latest book is Mushrooms.

Roger has written and presented two major six-part TV series on gardening (BBC & Channel 4). Famed for his ebullient personality and garish red glasses, he has become a well-recognised figure in the world of gardening.

Thomas, Graham Stuart (Autor)
The Graham Stuart Thomas Rose Book

Kurzbeschreibung

It was Graham Stuart Thomas who in "Old Shrub Roses" first brought to public attention the favourite roses of the early nineteenth century - the intensely scented damasks, the rich and sombre Gallicas, the elegant Albas. In "Shrub Roses of Today" he performed the same task for the species and hybrids from Japan and North America, from English and Scottish hedgerows and the mountains of China. He also brought back to popularity the roses of the late Victorian and Edwardian era, Chinas and Hybrid Musks redolent of house parties before the Great War. "Climbing Roses Old and New" considered ramblers of greater subtlety than today's garish and formless floribundas, and also described the author's exciting rediscovery of the old Autumn-flowering Musk Rose. Since those books were published they have between them gone though 22 editions and have become the standard by which all books on old and shrub roses are measured. But as Christopher Lloyd wrote, 'you must have all three and they must not be scattered in different parts of the house'. This book now, at last, brings the classic trilogy together in a substantially revised and updated edition, fully illustrated, in colour and black-and-white, with new photographs and paintings from such master hands as Redoute and Graham Thomas himself.