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'Papaverina major' rose References
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Book (Apr 1999) Page(s) 199.
[Under the entry for 'Anne de Boleyn'] Grosse Mohnkopfs Rose Turbinata.
Book (1838) Page(s) 42.
Turbinata papaverina major. Die mohnartige Kreisel-Rose [poppy-like turbinata]. Beautiful, fragrant. Corolla Vivid bluish-red, 3 in., double, poppy-form; calyx top-form, but the underside not very pointed, smooth.
Book (1801) Page(s) pl. 31. Includes photo(s).
GROSSE ROSE TÊTE DE PAVOT. Rosa papaverina major.
Fleur d’un cramoisi foncé. Calice composé de fines folioles. Ovaire globuleux. Feuilles glanduleuses, d’un ovale acuminé.
Flore pleno fusco-carmineo, calice pinnato, germine globiformi, glandulosis, foliis ovali acuminatis.
Cette fleur d'un cramoisi plein et foncé est d'une belle apparence, ses feuilles vers le dehors, sont tellement disposées, qu’elles lui donnent l'air d’une tête de Pavot dont elle a pris le noms.
Elle tire son origine de la rose de France Rosa gallica, car on l’a ramassée à Weissenstein dans la graine de celle-ci.
Les folioles de son calice sont larges, fines et. peu velues, son ovaire est globuleux, l’un et l’autre sont garnis de glandes ainsi que le pédoncule qui est épais et extérieurement armé d’ aiguillons très fins, les rameaux en ont très peu. Les feuilles sont d'un ovale acuminé et a fine dentelure, en dessus elles sont d'un verd de feuillage, en dessous, elles sont fort velues et d’un verd terne.
On trouve des détails plus amples dans ma description économique «et botanique des ‘roses I. Page 182. et 183.
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