'Henri V' rose reviews and comments

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'Henri V' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 118-339 most recent 11 SEP 19 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 9 SEP 19 by bibi

It is said to be bred by Mauget before 1835. On sale in Francia Thauvin nursery in France.	REPLY

Reply #1 of 3 posted 10 SEP 19 by HMF supporting member

jedmar

Thank you. 'Henri V' is listed in Sisley-Vandael's 1834-1835 catalogue as "de Mauger"	REPLY

Reply #2 of 3 posted 10 SEP 19 by bibi

Thank you too,Jedmar. There is a picture on Francia Thauvin's website but I think I Don't have the right to copy it.	REPLY

Reply #3 of 3 posted 11 SEP 19 by HMF supporting member

jedmar

No, not without her approval. But I have added a link under notes to the listing on her Website. I wonder where this cultivar came from, resp. who identified it. It should come with the white stripes on some petals typical for China Roses..	REPLY

Discussion id : 80-976 most recent 10 OCT 14 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 10 OCT 14 by CybeRose

The Cottage Gardener 5: 381-382 (Mar 20, 1851)
ROSES FOR FLOWER-BEDS
Donald Beaton
Among the red ones there is a great variety for choice, and the Old dark red China, which is seen all over the country trained up against the front of cottages, makes as good a bed as any on the list; and Henry the Fifth is the best to mix with it, plant for plant, as they grow exactly alike. The latter is a shade more red, and has a light centre when the flower is full open, and sometimes a light stripe here and there: all this with the dark-red of the old one has a fine effect in a bed.