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'A Fleur Marbrée' rose References
Book (1936) Page(s) 451.
Marbrée (hybrid china) ? ? ; crimson, mottled white
Book (1838) Page(s) 422.
Select List of Named Roses, arranged from the catalogues of Rivers, Woods, and Hooker.
Early Summer Roses. Crimson.
Hybrid China Roses. — (Rosa Indica.)
A Fleur marbrée, dark, mottled, double and compact.
Book (1837) Page(s) 22.
The Summer Rose Garden.
Hybrid China Roses.
A fleurs marbré is a small, but very brilliant marbled rose, one of the prettiest of this division.
Website/Catalog (1836) Page(s) 42.
Rosiers.
Hybrides de Bengales et Noisettes...
à fleur marbrée....3 francs
Book (1833) Page(s) 854.
Liste des principales roses du commerce, disposées selon la méthode de Lindley :
10e. Tribu. Rosiers indiens.
28 Rosa bengalensis.
§ II. Hybrides qui ne fleurissent ordinairement qu'une fois par an.
27 Bengale blanc. fl. blanche. [not listed in 1842]
28 " Bobélina. fl. rose purpurin.
29 " bonne Geneviève. fl. pourpre violet.
30 " Brennus. fl. rouge cramoisi.
31 " Célestial. fl. rose. [not listed in 1842]
33 " la Colombine. fl. rose. [not listed in 1842]
34 " Coutard. fl. rose [not listed in 1842]
39 " duc de Choiseuil. fl. rose tendre. [not listed in 1842]
45 " Euphrosine. fl. rose clair. [not listed in 1841]
46 " fleurette. fl. rose tendre. [not listed in 1842]
54 " Las Casas. fl. rose.
57 " marbrée. fl. violette marbrée. [not listed in 1836]
59 " Pallagi. fl. pourpre. [not listed in 1841]
63 " thurette. fl. violette. [not listed in 1842]
64 " triomphe d'Angers. fl. pourpre.
65 " triomphe de Guérin. fl. carnée.
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