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'Prinzessin von Oranien' rose References
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Website/Catalog (7 Aug 2014)
Registered Name: 'Gloria Mundi, Climbing'
Synonyms: 'Prinses van Oranje, Climbing'
ARS Approved Exhibition Name: Gloria Mundi, Climbing
Cl Pol, or, 1933, de Ruiter (Lens, 1934, Howard, 1943); flowers orange-scarlet, dbl., borne in large clusters, none fragrance
Book (2001) Page(s) 118.
'Prinses van Oranje'....
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 222.
Princes van Oranje Sliedrecht & Co., 1933. Polyantha. Sport of 'Gloria Mundi' (Pol.) [Author cites information from different sources.]
Book (1958) Page(s) 312.
Princess van Orange (Prinses van Oranje in Holland). R. (de Ruiter; int. J&P, '35.) Cl. sport of Gloria Mundi. Blazing orange-scarlet; truss. Ht. 6 ft. (14) Pl. pat. 106 (released).
Book (1955) Page(s) 95.
G. de Ruiter, Hazerswoulde, Holland. My Masterpiece.
The following belong to the "Orleans Rose group"....'Princess of Orange climbing' 1935
Website/Catalog (1946) Page(s) 35.
W[ichuraiana]. — PRINCESSE D'ORANGE (de Ruyter 1933). Petites fleurs brique vermillon.
[no longer listed in 1955]
Book (1943) Page(s) 66.
J. M. Forsyth, NZ. Climbing Roses.
Fancy. Princess of Orange easily takes first place. Three climbers were planted in 1936, one close to Mermaid and the other two complete a pergola. They have all developed into very strong climbers, and during spring are a mass of orange pink. The flowering continues right through to autumn.
Book (1940)
p51. De Ruiter. G., de Ruiter, Hazerswonde, Netherlands. 'Gloria Mundi', 'Prinses van Oranje'....
p185. 'Prinses van Oranje' (Princess van Orange in U.S.). Mlt. (de Ruiter; int. U.S., J&P '35). Cl. sport of 'Gloria Mundi' (Pat. 106). Blazing orange-scarlet; trusses, very distinct. Ht 6 ft. Award.
p225. Sliedrecht & Co., Boskoop, Netherlands. *Gloria Mundi'
[* indicates introduction only]
Website/Catalog (1939) Page(s) 85.
Rosiers Polyantha sarmenteux non remontants. ... Princesse d’Orange Orange écarlate, brillant.
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 52.
Climbing Section
Climbing Princess of Orange... Glowing orange. A brilliant coloured climber similar in every respect to "Gloria Mundi" except in growth. Vigorous climbing habit; an entirely new and valuable break in Climbing Roses.
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