'Madame Viviand Morel' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 741.
Viviand-Morel, Mme. (ayrshire - hybrid arvensis) Schwartz 1882; Ayrshire X Cheshunt Hybrid; carmine-pink, cherry-red reflexes, shaded red current, reverse violet-white, medium size, double, fine form, in clusters of 3-7, fragrance 5/10 (tea), once-blooming, occasional light repeat, growth 7/10, climbing, 1.50 m. Sangerhausen.
Magazine (Jun 1929) Page(s) 74.
Mme Viviand-Morel (Schartz, 1882), fleur moyenne, pleine, à odeur de thé, rose carminé, teinté cerise.
Book (1900) Page(s) 20.
The Ayrshire Rose (R. arvensis) - This too, as its name implies, is a native species, found also throughout Europe. They have been well called running Roses, for the growth is extremely long, rapid, and slender. Being very hardy and ready to grow anywhere, they are better adapted for trailing...
Several of the Ayrshires have probably been slightly hybridised...Madame Viviand Morel is a perpetual form.
Book (1895) Page(s) 194.
The most floriferous climbing Roses: Belle de Baltimore, Félicité-Perpétué, Polyantha, Madame Viviand Morel, Madame de Saucy [sic] Parabère.
Book (1895) Page(s) 154.
Rosa arvensis Huds. ...Madame Viviand Morel (Schwartz 1882). Blooms in clusters, crimson-pink, shaded cherry-red, reverse whitish violet. Vigorous.
Website/Catalog (1894) Page(s) 186.
Miscellaneous Roses.
Madame Viviand Morel (Hybrid Ayrshire) Carmine rose, tinted with cerise; flowers of medium size, full, and produced in clusters; a good climbing rose.
Book (1892) Page(s) 192.
The Ayrshire Perpetual - This [horticultural] group is made for the convenience of one autumn-flowering "Ayrshire Rose - Madame Viviand Morel"
Magazine (1891) Page(s) 248.
Madame Viviand Morel, rose teinté cerise, remontant
Book (1889) Page(s) 123.
Climbers...
70 Mme. Viviand Morel (Schwartz 1882.- R. arvensis). Medium size, fine form, blooms in clusters, crimson-pink shaded with cherry-pink, reverse violet-white. Fragrance of Tea roses. New type, strong and vigorous branches, reddish green, occasionally purple-coloured foliage, repeats beautifully.
Magazine (1 Feb 1886) Page(s) 18.
Nécrologie. — Mort de Joseph Schwartz. — Comme complément à l'article nécrologique publié dernièrement dans le Journal des Roses, par notre collaborateur M. J. Nicolas [...]
En plus des roses énumérées par M. Nicolas, je trouve comme dépendant de la succession de J. Schwartz, celles qui suivent:
Madame Viviand Morel, sarmenteux, 1882.
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