'Madame Albert Bernardin' rose References
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Book (2001)
Albert Bernardin (Mari/Jupeau, 1904) From 'Comtesse de Frigneuse' (T) x 'Marie Van Houtte' (T). [The author cites from various sources]
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 64.
Under the listing for 'Comtesse de Frigneuse,' the author says it is a parent of 'Mme. Albert Bernardin' (Tea).
Book (1936) Page(s) 71.
Bernardin, Mme. Albert (T) Mari 1905; Css. de Frigneuse X M. van Houtte; white, bright carmine shaded, center canary-yellow, medium to large, camelia-form, slim & smooth branches, growth 6/10
Website/Catalog (1914) Page(s) 14.
Tea Roses. Mme Albert Bernardin. Vigorous, canary-yellow, towards the outside white with carmine.
Magazine (8 Jul 1911) Page(s) 326.
The Parentage of Roses.
The following list of the world's Roses and their parentage has been compiled by Mr. Robert Daniel, 38 Russell Road. Fishponds, Bristol, and by his kind permission we are enabled to publish it...
Madame Albert Bernardin... Tea, Mari, 1904, Comtesse de Frigneuse X Marie van Houtte
Book (1906) Page(s) 95.
6.091. Madame Albert Bernardin, Thé, Mari 1904 blanc carminé, centre jaune
Book (1906) Page(s) 95.
6.093. Madame Albert Bernardin, Thé, Mari 1904 blanc carminé centre jaunâtre
Magazine (May 1905) Page(s) 26.
New Roses for 1905...Breeder: Mari, Nice.
Madame Albert Bernardin (Tea). Vigorous shrub, fine smooth branches with fine prickles; medium or large, center canary-yellow, white towards the outside, shaded with vivid carmine, very fine form, camellia-form. (Comtesse de Frigneuse X Marie van Houtte.)
Magazine (1905) Page(s) 252.
Mme. Albert Bernardin (Tea). Vigorous shrub, fine smooth branches with fine prickles; bloom medium size or large, center canary-yellow, towards the periphery white, shaded with vivid carmine, very fine form, camellia-form (Comtesse de Frigneuse X Marie van Houtte)
Magazine (Nov 1904) Page(s) 168.
M. Léon Jupeau, rosiériste au Kremlin-Bicêtre (Seine), annonce les rosiers nouveaux, provenant des semis de M. Mari.
Madame Albert Bernardin (thé). — Arbuste vigoureux, rameaux fins, bois lisse, petits aiguillons, fleur moyenne ou grande, centre jaune canari, extérieur blanc lavé de carmin vif, très bien faite, forme d'un beau camélia, d'un très bel effet.
Comtesse de Frigneuse X Marie Van Houtte.
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