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'Eugène Transon' rose References
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Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 166.
Eugène Transon Large-flowered Climber, Flowers orange and copper, reverse orange-red, shaded [or], 1926, 'Mme. Berard' x 'Constance'; Barbier.
Book (1940) Page(s) 16.
Barbier & Co., Orléans, France. ['Eugène Transon']
Book (1936) Page(s) 710.
Transon, Eugène (HT) Barbier 1926; Mme. Bérard X Constance; coppery orange, striped and suffused red and orange, center glossy orange-nannkeen and copper, large, double, in clusters of 4-6, fragrance 4/10, floriferous, continuous bloom, strong stems, good foliage, growth 6/10, climbing.
Book (1933) Page(s) 177.
Eugene Transon. Barbier & Cie., 1926. This offspring of a Climbing Tea and a Hybrid Tea of the Pernetiana strain blooms freelyall season, producing double, orange-yellow flowers shaded with fiery red on the outside. Useful in the South.
Magazine (Sep 1930) Page(s) 119.
Les meilleures Roses à cultiver en Anjou .. Variétés grimpantes mises au commerce depuis 1923...
Madeleine Lemaire. Papa Rouillard. Vicomtesse Pierre du Fou. Eugène Transon. Liliam Gomez Mena. Mme François Royet. The Beacon. Climbing Souvenir de Georges Pernet. Aristide Briand.
Website/Catalog (1928) Page(s) 32.
Rosiers nouveaux 1926....Thé sarmenteux remontant.
Eugène Transon (Barbier & Cie).- Très belle amélioration de la joli variété Mme Bérard dont elle a conservé la vigeur et la floribondité. Au printemps les rameaux se couvrent des fleurs sur toute leur longueur; en été chaque rameau se termine par un bouquet de 4 à 6 fleurs; bouton gros, allongé, rouge carminé et orange vif; fleur grande, double, de belle forme, extérieur des pétales rouge orangé, strié et maculé de rouge orange, centre de la fleur nankin orange vif et cuivré; odeur de thé.
Magazine (Jan 1927) Page(s) 10.
....je vais vous donner un aperçu général de leurs cadettes, celles du Concours International de [Bagatelle]1926-1927, qui ont été les plus remarquées au cours de leur première année de plantation....
N° 2324 A.Thé sarmenteux de MM.Barbier & Cie est issu de Madame Bérard x Constance. Rosier très vigoureux, très remontant. Le bouton est grand, ovoïde. La fleur pleine en coupe est rouge cuivré, jaune orange à l'extrémité et nankin orangé vif au centre.
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