'Bengale sanglant' rose References
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Book (2007) Page(s) 212.
Jean Cherpin 'Sanglant', Bengale, 1873.
Book (Dec 2000) Page(s) 81.
Sanglant China. Jean Cherpin [with Liabaud] 1873
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 37.
Sanglant China. Cherpin/Liabaud, 1873. The author cites information from different sources... variable light red... flower varying from light pink to dark pink depending upon the sun...
Book (1936) Page(s) 643.
Sanglant (china) Cherpin 1874 [Liabaud]; varies: light-pink to deep pink, sometimes shaded vivid velvety crimson-purple, pistils white, medium to large, 3/4-full, globular, in clusters of 2-6, fragrance 5/10, floriferous, repeats, stems, branches and foliage purple, growth 5/10, broad. = Sanguinea.
Sanguinea (Bengal) ? ? ; velvety crimson, small, very double, globular. = Sanglant.
Magazine (Sep 1924) Page(s) 107.
Les principales variétés remontantes cultivées dans les roseraies de la région parisienne mentionnées ci-dessus sont les suivantes :... Rosiers du Bengale. — Impératrice Eugénie, rose, argenté tendre ; Madame Laurette Messimy, beau rose de Chine ; Sanglant, rouge variable ; Madame Eugène Kesal, capucine sur fond orange, fleur bicolore.
Magazine (Feb 1904) Page(s) 26.
Nécrologie: Jean Liabaud.
Le nombre des roses mises au commerce par Jean Liabaud est de 128, presque toutes encore cultivées en ce moment.
Parmi les meilleures, nous citerons:
Sanglant (Bengale 1874).
Book (1899) Page(s) 160.
Sanglant, Bengale, Liabaud, 1874, rose.
Book (1898) Page(s) 32.
'Sanglant'. Bourbon. Red flowers of various shades, sometimes producing blooms that are quite dark.
Book (1895) Page(s) 107.
Sanglant (syn. Sanguinea), deep pink
Book (1889) Page(s) 127.
China. Sanglant (Liabaud 1874). Large, double, varying red, sometimes shaded, good. Moderate growth.
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