'Madame Anna Buguet' rose References
Book (1906) Page(s) 96. 6.134. Anna Bugnet, Hybride Remontant, Gonod 1866 carné
Book (1885) Page(s) 8, Vol 2. Hybride remontant. Madame Anna Bugnet. Gonod 1866. Fleur grande, pleine, poussant en corymbes; coloris rose carné.
Translation: Hybrid Perpetual. Madame Anna Bugnet. Gonod 1866. The large, full, flesh-pink flowers are produced in corymbs.
Book (1882) Page(s) 19. Madame Anna Buguet... Ile-Bourbon. Gonod. 1866 Blanc carné. Fleur moyenne. Plante moyenne.
Book (1881) Page(s) 249. The Bourbon Perpetual. 15. Madame Anna Bugnet; flowers light rose.
Book (1880) Page(s) 74, annex. 2773. hybrida bifera. Madame Anne Bugnet, Blume hellincarnat mit rosa, gross, voll, in Dolden blühend, dachziegelförmig.
Translation: hybrid perpetual. Madame Anne Bugnet, The flowers is pale flesh and rose, large, full, blooming in clusters, imbricated.
Book (1874) Page(s) 122. NOMENCLATURE DES VARIÉTÉS MODERNES. Rosiers hybrides remontants. Madame Anna Bugnet, fleur grande, pleine, blanc carné passant au rose.
Book (1874) Page(s) 122. NOMENCLATURE DES VARIÉTÉS MODERNES. Rosiers hybrides remontants. Madame Anna Bugnet, fleur grande, pleine, blanc carné passant au rose.
Book (1874) Page(s) 251. Roses and their Raisers. Madame Anna Buguet. Hybrid Perpetual. Gonod
Magazine (1868) Page(s) 8. Sorten von 1867. 264. Madame Anna Bugnet, Blumen gross, gefüllt, in Büschel blühend, imbriquirt, fleischfarbig weiss, in marmorirtes rosa übergehend.
Varieties of 1867. Madame Anna Bugnet, the flowers are large, full, blooming in clusters, imbricated, flesh-white color, aging to a marbled pink.
Magazine (Mar 1867) Page(s) 80. Roses for 1867. By W. D. Prior. The following well-selected list of the continental novelties sent out by Mr. John Fraser, embraces the most promising; if amateurs speculate in them all, it will only be a due encouragement of that enterprise, without which there can be no improvement. Hybrid Perpetuals. Madame Anna Bugnet (Gounod), tinted white, changing to marbled rose, large, full, and imbricated, a vigorous grower, producing large clusters of flowers.
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