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Book (1936) Page(s) 16.
Alzonde (Noisette) Laffay before 1836; white, shaded pale flesh-colour, small, very double.
Book (1858) Page(s) 252.
Noisette Rose.
Alzonde, Blumen klein, sehr voll, weiß, blaßfleischfarben schattirt.
Translation: The Noisette Rose.
Alzonde, The small, very full flowers are white, shaded with a pale flesh-color.
Book (1856) Page(s) 59.
Rosa moschata.—The Noisette Rose.
Alzande...Pale pink....Very double, fragrant, and of medium growth.
Book (1848) Page(s) 151.
Rosa moschata
The Noisette Rose.
3. Alzonde; flowers pale blush.
Website/Catalog (1844) Page(s) 67.
Noisette Roses.
Alzand, pale pink
Book (1844) Page(s) 90.
Alzand Noisette... pale pink, very double...
Website/Catalog (1843) Page(s) 41.
China or Everblooming Roses.
Noisette Roses.
The common Noisette or Champney Rose is the type of this class. Great rapidity of growth, and a perpetual succession of small flowers borne in large clusters, are characteristic of the Noisettes. Although not really climbers, yet the luxuriance of many of the sorts renders them highly suitable for training to pillars, in which manner they appear to the greatest advantage.
Alzande, white, tinted with lilac, medium size flowers.
Book (1842) Page(s) 278.
Varieties of the Noisette-Rose...with white or yellowish blooms...Alzonde, small, very full, white, shaded pale flesh
Book (1838) Page(s) 438.
Select List of Named Roses, arranged from the catalogues of Rivers, Woods, and Hooker.
Autumnal Roses. Rose, carmine and pink.
Noisette Roses. (Rosa Noisettiana.)
Alzonde, delicate, large and globular.
Book (1838) Page(s) 411.
Laffay, (Rue Rousselet, Paris). The most beautiful varieties originated by this celebrated horticulturist, are as follows....Alzonde.....
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