Section 7 of the subgenus Eurosa, that is to say, the Chinese, Chinenses includes three species whose introduction in England, four plants of Rosa chinensis Slater's Crimson China (= Miss Lowe's) in 1772, Parsons 'pink China (= Old blush China) in 1773, Hume's blush tea scented China in 1809 and Parks' yellow tea scented China (R. indica sulphurea) in 1835, completely changes the history ...
Thibaud IV, Count of Champagne and King of Navarre returns in 1240 of a crusade that has not allowed him to reach the holy places but relates Rosa gallica officinalis it does grow in Provins, hence its name "Provins rose "10. Then there are the roses of Damascus who reported the Crusades. They are of two kinds, early, hybrids of Rosa gallica Rosa × Phoenicia and late, hybrids of Rosa gallica ...
The roses are grown in China and Persia 5000 years and Greece since the Bronze Age. Ancient literature and poetry often refer to the pink without it is easy to identify the species or variety with certainty. Herodotus records that King Midas in the sixth century BC. BC, when it was driven from Lydia by Persian armies, won his roses in his exile in Macédoine6. And Greek naturalist Theophrastus ...
Scholars generally distinguish "old roses" "modern roses". The former are usually cultivars dating from before 1867, many of which were lost. Among those still cultivated include: the "Gallic Roses" (Rosa gallica), especially officinalis and Cardinal Richelieu; "pink one hundred leaves" (Rosa centifolia), especially "pink pompon" (Pompon de Meaux) and "red tassel" (Pompon de Bourgogne); sparkling ...
The botanical species of roses, which belong to the genus Rosa, are the number from 100 to 200 according to the authors and are divided into four sub-genres: Plathyrhodon, Hesperhodos, Hulthemia (sometimes considered a separate genus) and Eurosa. The subgenus Eurosa is divided into eleven sections: Pimpinellifoliae (burnet roses), Gallic (Gallic roses) Caninae, Carolinae, Gymnocarpae, Cinnamomeae (cinnamon roses) Chinenses, Banksianae, Laevigatae, Bracteatae and Synstylae. Only a dozen species ...
The rose is the flower of roses, shrubs of the genus Rosa and the family Rosaceae. The rose gardens are characterized above all by the multiplication of its nested petals that give it its characteristic shape. Appreciated for its beauty and fragrance, celebrated since ancient times by many poets and writers and painters for its colors ranging from pure white through to dark yellow and all ...
