'Athalie' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 38.
Athalie (portland damask) Robert 1851; flesh-pink, pleated petals, medium size, double, cup form, flat
Book (1899) Page(s) 15.
Athalie, hybride de thé, Robert,1851, carné
Website/Catalog (1880) Page(s) 250.
Rosiers Portland ou Perpétuels, Rosa Portlandica
842 Athalie.—Moyenne, pleine, rose carné.
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 12.
hybrid perpetual, hybrid china, Athalie (robert, 1851), flesh-pink, medium size, full, nice flat cup form, pleated petals.
Book (1858) Page(s) 166.
Rosa damascena bifera. Athalie, (Robert, 1851), medium size, full, flesh-pink, flat, narrow and folded petals.
Book (1853) Page(s) 14.
Autumnal Roses.
The Damask Perpetual.
85. Athalie; flowers flesh-coloured rose. Raised at Angers. Introduced in 1851.
Magazine (1852) Page(s) vol. 4, n.32, p. 162.
Cultures de 1851 .... Cultures de M. Robert, successeur de M. Vibert, rue des Bas Chemin, près le Mail, à Angers. ...
.....les semis de M. Robert; et, parmi ces derniers nous citerons les roses mises dans le commerce pour la première fois en 1851 par cet horticulteur, et avec les noms qu'il leur a donnés:
Roses perpétuelles.... Athalie. Six à sept centimètres, pleine, rose-carné.
Magazine (1851) Page(s) 111.
Rosiers nouveaux. Voici les principales nouveautés mises en vente cet hiver : Perpétuelles.
ATHALIE (Robert). Fleur de 6 à 7 cent., pleine, rose carnée, plate, pétales étroits et plissés, belle forme, bois et feuillage remarquables.
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