'La Graindor' rose References
Book (1936) Page(s) 312.
Grain d'Or (Provins) Prevost ca. 1835; deep pink, shaded and flecked vivid velvety purple-crimson, center bright red, small to medium size, very double, imbricated, globular, floriferous = Graindhorst.
Graim Dosk (Provins) in England before 1850; carmine, shaded purple. = Grain d'Or?
Book (1858) Page(s) 211.
Rosa gallica.
Grain d'or, Blumen mittelgroß, voll, dunkelpurpur.
Translation: Rosa gallica.
Grain d'or, the full, medium-sized flowers are dark purple.
Book (1858) Page(s) 221.
Rosa gallica.
Rose Graindor, Blumen gefüllt, schwarz-purpurn.
Translation: Rosa gallica.
Rose Graindor, the double flowers are blackish purple.
Book (1858) Page(s) 70.
Provincie, Fransche of Roode Roos.
Nieuwe Verscheidenheden.
Rose Graindor.
Provins or Gallica Rose.
New Varieties.
Rose Graindor.
Book (1848) Page(s) 53.
The French Rose.
Rosa gallica.
230. Graim Dosk; flowers dark purple, their centre rosy crimson, glowing, large and full; form, compact, perfect. Habit, erect; growth, vigorous. A good show Rose.
Book (1848) Page(s) 53.
The French Rose.
Rosa gallica.
231. Grain d'Or; flowers dark rose, shaded and mottled with purple, their centre sometimes glowing, of medium size, full; form, compact, the petals being very regularly disposed. Habit, erect; growth, moderate. An abundant bloomer, and a good Rose.
Magazine (1 Mar 1845) Page(s) 62.
Review.
Observations on the Cultivation of Roses in Pots, by W. Paul...
Gallica.—These are of first merit as show Roses: they are of compact growth, particular regularity of petal, and finne outline. There is also a great variety and richness of colour among them; and they are, for the most part, very fragrant:
Graim Dok, crimson and purple shaded..
Magazine (1 Mar 1845) Page(s) 62.
Review.
Observations on the Cultivation of Roses in Pots, by W. Paul...
Gallica.—These are of first merit as show Roses: they are of compact growth, particular regularity of petal, and finne outline. There is also a great variety and richness of colour among them; and they are, for the most part, very fragrant:
Grain d'Or, bright rose, marbled with purple.
Book (1842) Page(s) 958.
Liste des principales Roses du commerce, disposées selon la méthode de Lindley.
6e. Tribu. Rosiers cent-feuilles.
17 Rosa gallica. Roses de Provins.
Gloire de la France. Rose pâle. [not listed in 1850]
" des pourpres. Pourpre. [not listed in 1844]
Grain d'or. Pourpre foncé. [not listed in 1850]
Guillaume Tell. Grande, très-pleine, bombée, rose vif.
Héliodore Daullé. Grande, tres-pleine, rouge foncé à bords pâles. [not listed in 1850]
Henrion de Pansey. Grande, pleine, pourpre. [not listed in 1850]
Heureuse surprise. Grande, pleine, cramoisi. [not listed in 1850]
Honneur de Flandre. Gr., tres-pleine, bien faite, rose.
Horace Vernet. Rose. [not listed in 1844]
Infante. Rose. [not listed in 1844]
Jeanne Seymour. Grande, pleine, rose lilas. [not listed in 1850]
Julie d'Etanges. Rose tendre. [not listed in 1847]
Labbey de Pompières. Rose vif. [not listed in 1844]
La Moskowa. Grande, multiple, rouge velouté vif.
La Rochefoucault. Rose vif. [not listed in 1847]
Latone. Rose tendre. [not listed in 1847]
La ville de Gand. Rose. [not listed in 1850]
Lée. Rose vif. [not listed in 1847]
Loisiel. Gr., très-pl., rose lilacé foncé, bords plus cl. [not listed in 1850]
Louis XVIII. Rose vif. [not listed in 1844]
Marguerite de Valois. Rose. [not listed in 1844]
Marie-Antoinette. Moy. ou gr., tr.-pl., rouge cl. nuancé.
Book (1842) Page(s) 72.
ROSA.
Provins (R. gallica.)
Première Division.
grain d'or.
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