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Article (magazine) (2009) Page(s) 31.
Centifolia Minor Source RJBM [Réal Jardin Botanico Madrid] Chromosome Number 21
Website/Catalog (2006) Page(s) 44, 72.
Rosa centifolia var. minor hort.
Book (1990) Page(s) 51.
Centifolia Minor Centifolia... pink... its origins are uncertain...
Book (1988) Page(s) 141.
location 118/1, R. centifolia 'Minor' hort, 'POMPON DES DAMES?, 'PETITE DE HOLLANDE', GALLICANAE, Netherlands, ca. 1800, soft pink, well double, fragrant, medium size, bushy, branched, 1 m, light-medium green medium size, matte-glossy, 5 leaflets
Book (1936) Page(s) 95.
De Bordeaux (R. centifolia minor). Flower rose pink, darker in centre, much cupped, in bunches from four to six, almost as large as the old Cabbage. Pedicel and hip smooth. Calyx long, narrow, glanded, tips beyond bud. Leaves small for size of flower, bright green, paler and downy below. Wood pale red, very short straight thorns. This is a dwarf but not a miniature Rose, as Redoute, whose description I quote, says, its first flowers are often almost as large as the old Cabbage Rose. It makes suckers freely and these must be removed annually or flowers will decrease in size. There were many forms of this known in Redoute's day, White, Foliacee, Kingston, Mossy, Early, Des Princes and Rose fonce. I have not yet been able to find any of these, but hope that inclusion here may perhaps bring some to light. It is figured by Redoute and had as synonym 'Gros pompom de Bordeaux, Pompom a grands fleurs, a centifeuilles nain'.
Book (1936) Page(s) 481.
Minor (pompon centifolia) ? ? ; Pompon minor
Book (1936) Page(s) 573.
Pompon minor (pompon centifolia) in Bordeaux ? ; like Pulchella, however blooms larger and fuller
Book (1936) Page(s) 92.
Bordeaux, de (centifolia) Vibert before 1836; vivid pure pink with light lilac, small, double, semi-globular, willow-like foliage, short, well-branched = Gros Pompon de Bourgogne
Book (1936) Page(s) 100.
de Bourgogne, Gros Pompon (pompon centifolia) ? ? ; light red; = de Bordeaux
Book (1858) Page(s) 139, 141.
p. 139: R. centifolia minor Dum. – Kleine Centifolie. Centifolie von Bordeaux; große Pompon-Rose; R. centifolia pomponia major Ser., Stengel niedriger, Stacheln, Blättchen und Blumen kleiner als bei der gemeinen Centifolie; Blumen gefüllt, rosenroth, weniger geschlossen als bei der größeren Centifolie.
Translation:
R. centifolia minor Dum. – Small centifoil. Centifolia of Bordeaux; large pompom rose; R. centifolia pomponia major Ser., stem lower,prickles, leaves and flowers smaller than the common centifolia; Flowers double, rosy pink, less closed than the larger Centifolia.
p. 141: Rosa centifolia ... De Bordeaux, double, vivid rosy ink.
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