'Scotica' rose References
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Book (1937) Page(s) 78.
scotica Mill. (spinosissima-family) [ploidy] 28
Book (1936) Page(s) 655.
Scotica (Pompon) ? ? ; red, semi-double, short habit, lanky = Ciphiana
Book (1914) Page(s) 276.
*724. R. Ciphiana, Sibbaldi. Rosa pimpinella minor Scotica, floribus ex albo et carneo eleganter variegatis, Pluk. Alm. R. pimpinellifolia L., var. ciphiana (Sibb.)
Book (1880) Page(s) 38-9.
Eintheilung der Rosen. Pimpinellifoliae.
I. Gruppe. Pimpinellifoliae — Pimpinell-, Biebernell-Rose.
I. No. 4. R. pimpinellifolia L. — Echte Pimpinell-Rose. — R. spinosissima L. — R. myriacantha Lindl.
h. Scotica Mill. – Ciphiana, Sm. — In den Gärten unter dem Namen „Schottische Rose" viel verbreitete Form, von niedrigem, breitem Wuchs; Blume roth, halb gefüllt.
...In England und Holland findet man noch reichhaltige Sortimente von Pimpinellrosen, die denn auch immerhin interessant genug sind, um gesammelt zu werden, und so lassen wir hier ein Verzeichniss der gangbarsten Varietäten folgen, deren Beschreibung im Hauptkatalog zu finden sein wird, sofern uns solche zu erlangen möglich war.
Ciphiana, siehe Scotica.
Scotica, Ciphiana.
Book (1880) Page(s) 28, 120, appendix.
pimpinellifolia. Ciphiana, siehe Scotica.
4435. pimpinellifolia. Scotica, Ciphiana, Blume roth, halbgefüllt, Wuchs niedrig, sparrig.
Translation: pimpinellifolia. Scotica, Ciphiana, the semi-double flower is red; the plant is low-growing and spare.
Magazine (13 Jun 1874) Page(s) 507.
British Roses.
R. spinosissima (Linn.).
...The form with the flowers variegated with red, R. Ciphiana (Sibbald) is the parent of many of the garden Scotch Roses.
Book (1847) Page(s) 274.
Rosa spinosissima (Grande Rose Ecossaise).
Varietäten.
Rosa cyphiana (Rose à fleures panachées).
Klein, zahlreich, weiss; Blätter sehr dunkelgrün; Blüthezeit Juni.
Translation: Rosa spinosissima (Grand Scottish Rose).
Varieties.
Rosa cyphiana (Rose with striped flowers).
Small, numerous white flowers; the leaves are a very dark green; blooms in June.
Website/Catalog (1844) Page(s) 3.
PIMPRENELLE.
Pimprenelle d'Écosse.
Book (1838) Page(s) 150.
IV. Rosa Spinosissima. Burnet-leafed Rose. Scotch Rose. Rosa Dumensis. Rosa Campestris Odora. Rosa Præcox Spinosa. Rosa Pimpinellifolia.
Section VI.—Botanical Varieties of the Burnet-leafed Rose.
61. Rosa Scotica.
Rosa Collina.
Shrub, armed with horizontal thorns.
Flowerstalk, naked.
Book (1838) Page(s) 143.
IV. Rosa Spinosissima. Burnet-leafed Rose. Scotch Rose. Rosa Dumensis. Rosa Campestris Odora. Rosa Præcox Spinosa. Rosa Pimpinellifolia.
Section IV. — Pink Flowers.
37. Rose of Scotland, Burnet-leafed.
Shrub, lofty.
Suckers, straight.
Thorns, numerous, almost even, thin, and straight.
Flowerstalks, smooth.
Tube of calyx, oval, smooth.
Sepals, single, smooth, finely acuminated.
Flowers, single, of a fresh pink.
Fruit, oval, pendant, of a red-orange.
This sub-variety is much in request, on account of the elegance of the shrub, and the abundance of its flowers.
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