Renard-Courtin / Desfossés-Courtin, Mme
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Rose Breeder
Listing last updated on Fri Jan 2025
rue d'Olivet, no. 33
Orléans, Centre 45590
France
Succeeded by her son Edouard Desfossés in 1843. See.
[From Almanach du commerce de Paris, des départements de la France, 1820, p. 822:] Loiret..Orléans...Arbres, arbustes, graines, fleurs indigènes et étrangères (march., expédiant pour les pays éloignés). Ve. Bruzeau et fils.-J. Bruzeau et fils. - Desfossés Courtin. - E. Proust. -Transon aîné. - Transon Gombault.-Laus deo Proust.-Transon fils.
[From Rosetum Gallicum, by Narcisse Desportes, 1828, p. 123:] DESFOSSÉS-COURTIN (V.e), pavé Saint-Marceau, à Orléans (Loiret).
[From Annales de la Société d'Horticulture de Paris, 1828, p. 213:] DESFOSSÉS - COURTIN ( Mme . ), Pépiniériste , à Orléans ( Loiret )
[From Journal d'agriculture, 1829, p. 53:] Nurserymen and fanciers who sell. ...Madame veuve Desfossés Courtin, at Orléans]
[From Le Bon Jardinier, 1832, p. 844:] Desfossés-Courtin (veuve), pavé Saint-Marceau, à Orléans (Loiret)
[From Revue horticole, April 1835, p. 47:] Catalogue d'arbres fruitiers, forestiers, arbrisseaux, arbustes, arbres verts et plantes de toute eespèces, cultivés dans l'établissement de Madame veuve Desfosse-Courtin, pépiniériste, faubourg Saint-Marceau, no. 3 à Orléans (Loiret).....membre de la Société d'horticulture de Paris
[From Revue Horticole, November 1839, p. 272:] M. Renard Courtin, à Orléans, route d'Olivet, 33, possède un établissement d'arbres d'utilité et d'agrément, et notamment une grande quantité de plantes de murier blanc de 1 à 2 ans..
[From Bulletin de la Société d'horticulture d'Orléans, 1845, p. 307:] Séance du 4 août 1844...Il est déposé sur le bureau... Par Mme Renard-Courtin, un rameau d'un nouvelle variété de rose, section des Iles-Bourbon, et d'un coloris blanc-carné.
[From Journal des débats politiques et littéraires, July 14, 1845:] ...dans le jardin de Mme Renard-Courtin, pépinièriste, faubourg Saint-Marceau....
[From La Rose De France, by François Joyaux, 1998, p. 306:] Mme. Desfossés-Courtin, amateur à Orléans
[From Roses et Rosieristes de l'Orleanais, by François Joyaux, 2006, p. 17:] ...les pépinières Desfossé, au quartier Saint-Marceau. Il y avait là toute une famille - la veuve Desfossé (Courtin), Edouard Desfossé, Mme Renard-Courtin - qui, dans les années 1830 et 1840, tentèrent l'obtention de roses nouvelles.
[From Catalogue des Rosiers cultivés au Jardin du Luxembourg, by Vincent Derkenne, 2012, p. 74:] Madame Veuve Desfossés-Courtin, horticultrice installée au pavé Saint-Marceau à Orléans.
[From Rosenzüchterinnen, by Anita Böhm-Krutzinna, 2022, pp. 25-29:] Vve Desfossés-Courtin... when her husband had a fatal accident before 1826....From 1839 onwards her nursery was not only registered at Place Saint-Marceau Nr. 3, but also on Route d'Olivet 33 in Orléans. She also changed her name from Madame Desfossés-Courtin to Madame Renard-Courtin. It seems that she moved and at the same time dared to marry again! In 1843 she passed on the management of her nursery to her younger son Édouard Desfossé(s)...
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