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'Volcano' rose References
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Book (2000) Page(s) 617. Includes photo(s).
‘Volcano’ = Moderne - Buisson à grandes fleurs - Hybride de Thé – rose intense, remontant… éclatant rouge cerise… parfum fruité… Sa remontance n’est que moyenne, et il est à protéger des maladies. Curieusement, dans certains jardins, son feuillage sombre émoustille les oiseaux, qui le déchiquettent du bec. Bien noté en son temps par l’ARS, il n’est plus très cultivé, supplanté par des variétés plus récentes. Moro, Italie, 1950. ‘Charles P. Kilham’ * ‘Rome Glory’.
Book (1981) Page(s) 419.
Volcano. HT. (Moro, 1950). Charles P. Kilham' x 'Rome Glory'. Cherry red, very large, to 15 cm./6 in. across, semi-double, cupped, fragrant, floriferous; growth vigorous, 0.8 m./2.6 ft; foliage dense, reddish ...
Website/Catalog (1963) Page(s) 63.
Volcano, fiore grandissimo rosso ciliegia vivo, profumatissimo.
Magazine (1961) Page(s) 526.
Altre rose italiane erano esposte nello stand di Lorenzo Fazio (di Latte di Ventimiglia): Vulcano, Intemelia e Myriam.
Website/Catalog (1959) Page(s) 31.
Volcano (Moro 1952) Bocciolo ben formato rosso ciliegia lucente. Adatta per giardino e per fiori recisi.
Website/Catalog (1958) Page(s) 54.
Volcano (Novità 1952) Fiore enorme rosso ciliegia, profumato; varietà vigorosa, sana e molto fiorifera.
Book (1958) Page(s) 419.
Volcano. HT. (Moro; int. J&P, '50.) Charles P. Kilham X Rome Glory. Bud long pointed; fl. very large (6 1/2 in.), dbl. (25 petals), cupped, fragrant (fruity), cherry-red. Fol dark. Vig., uprighr; free bloom. (28) Pl. Pat. 951.
Magazine (May 1955) Page(s) 2. trimester, p. 27.
[From "Les Roses hybrides Italiennes" by Giuliana Eva Mameli-Calvino, pp. 25-27]
Luciano Moro a obtenu les variétés : « Ermanna » et « Vulcano » Ermanno Moro a en chantier un grand nombre de croisements prometteurs
Book (1954) Page(s) 14.
Harry H. Hazlewood. The New Roses of 1954. Volcano HT. (Moro, 1950). Specially welcome is one of the first varieties from South Africa. A seedling of ‘Rome Glory’ x ‘C. P. Kilham’, it carries 25-35 extra broad petals of luminous pink which keep their colour quite well though shading lighter in summer. If well grown will often be up to exhibition form. The name is not particularly appropriate and must not be confused with a Hybrid Polyantha listed as ‘Vulcano’ this year.
Article (misc) (1953) Page(s) 659.
..lavorano nel campo dell'ibridazione delle rose, altri valenti floricultori della Riviera dei fiori: Luciano Moro ha ottenuto le var. Ermanna e Vulcano ..
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