'Rosa carbonara' rose References
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Website/Catalog (2013)
‘Carbonara’ (HN, before 1845)
Book (1936) Page(s) 127.
Carbonara (hybrid sempervirens) Prévost ca. 1830; light pink
Book (1906) Page(s) 29.
1.864. Carbonara, Hybride de Sempervirens, Prévost, rose clair
Book (1899) Page(s) 31.
Carbonara, hybrid sempervirens, Prévost, rose clair, dans le manuel de Boitard
Book (1840) Page(s) 210.
Noisettes ...Rosa Carbonara. Medium size, semi-double, pale or light pink; long branches, somewhat climbing. Blooms twice per year.
Book (1838) Page(s) 58.
In the Rosa carbonara, (of Prevost,) the flower-stalk is pubescent previous to the blooming of the flower, and becomes smooth when it is fully blown.
Book (1838) Page(s) 362-3.
Noisette Roses. Rosa Noisettiana.
Pink or Flesh-coloured Flowers.
55. Rosa Carbonara.
Shrub, very vigorous.
Branches, long, rather sarmentous.
Thorns, strong, uneven, hooked; interspersed with numerous glandulous bristles.
Stipules, narrow.
Leaflets, seven in number; near together, oval-lanceolated, very sharp.
Flowerstalks, hispid and glandulous.
Flowers, middle-sized, semi-double; of a pale or light pink.
Petals, the inner one uniform.
Styles, detached.
This rose is considered a hybrid of the Sempervirens. It flowers twice a-year.
Book (1836) Page(s) Sect. II, p. 50.
Noisettes...Carbonara. Very beautiful, little fragrance. Pale pink, pales continuously, little Noisette fragrance, 2 in., quite double, light form. Inflorescence. Not in clusters, but 1-2 blooms on stalks. Foliage very fine. Blooming period. Blooms only twice a year, but via strong pruning she can be brought to bloom a third time.
Book (1836) Page(s) 300.
Les rosiers Noisette. (Rosa Noisettiana.)
Fleurs roses ou carnées.
Rosa carbonara; Prévost. Arbrisseau très vigoureux, à rameaux longs, un peu sarmenteux, armés d'aiguillons forts, inégaux, crochus, entremêlés de poils nombreux et glanduleux; stipules étroites; sept folioles rapprochées, ovales-lancéolées, très aiguës; pédoncules hispides-glanduleux; tube de calice glabre après l'épanouissement; sépales glanduleuses; fleurs moyennes, semi-doubles, d'un rose pâle ou clair; à pétales intérieurs cuneiformes; styles libres.
Cet arbrisseau est regardé comme hybride de sempervirens. Il fleurit deux fois par an.
Magazine (1835) Page(s) 322.
Bulletin des Multiplications du Jardin...Janvier 1835...Rosiers Noisettes...Carbonara
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