Book (1936) Page(s) 479.
Mikado (hybrid rugosa) Morlet 1888; dark red, large, well double, expanded, repeats, growth 7/10, upright, arching, 1 m. Sangethausen
Book (Jan 1900) Page(s) 108.
Groupe 12 - Rugueux du Japon...
1922. Mikado, rouge vif
Magazine (1895) Page(s) 75.
Forms and hybrids of Rosa rugosa
Mr. Court Marshall v. St. Paul in Fischbach collects all rose varieties with rugosa blood. Following varieties are in his possession to date: Rosa rugosa, Thunberg, root form; Rosa rugosa alba, Rosa rugosa rosea, Kaiserin des Nordens (Regel from Japan '75), Rugosa germanica (Dr. Müller), Rugosa germanica lighter form, Compte d'Epremesnil (Nabonnand '82), Mme Georges Bruant (Bruant '88), Mme Charles Fredr. Worth (Schwartz '90), Thusnelda (Dr. Müller '89), sport of Thusnelda, Rugosa fimbriata (Morlet '92), El Mikado (from Japan?), Zuccariniana (Bruant), ugly; America (Paul and Son '94), Cöbler (Dr. E. Kaufmann '93), Jelina ibid, Tamogled ibid, Vihorlat ibid, Hargita ibid, Belle Poitevine (Bruant '94), Calocarpa ibid, Souvenir de Christophe Cochet (Cochet-Cochet '94), Blanc double de Coubert (Cochet-Cochet '92), Parnassina (Cochet), Microcarpa (T. Smith), Rugosa splendens (T. Smith), Rugosa alba microhylla (T. Smith).
Unissued seedlings have Dr. Müller, Dr. Kauffmann, P. Lambert and myself. Perhaps also Mr. Dawson (although he doesn't say it) another American, whose name I currently cannot remember, but who is an editor of "Rural New-Yorker". von St. Paul.
Magazine (1895) Page(s) 75.
Forms and hybrids of Rosa rugosa
Mr. Court Marshall v. St. Paul in Fischbach collects all rose varieties with rugosa blood. Following varieties are in his possession to date: Rosa rugosa, Thunberg, root form; Rosa rugosa alba, Rosa rugosa rosea, Kaiserin des Nordens (Regel from Japan '75), Rugosa germanica (Dr. Müller), Rugosa germanica lighter form, Compte d'Epremesnil (Nabonnand '82), Mme Georges Bruant (Bruant '88), Mme Charles Fredr. Worth (Schwartz '90), Thusnelda (Dr. Müller '89), sport of Thusnelda, Rugosa fimbriata (Morlet '92), El Mikado (from Japan?), Zuccariniana (Bruant), ugly; America (Paul and Son '94), Cöbler (Dr. E. Kaufmann '93), Jelina ibid, Tamogled ibid, Vihorlat ibid, Hargita ibid, Belle Poitevine (Bruant '94), Calocarpa ibid, Souvenir de Christophe Cochet (Cochet-Cochet '94), Blanc double de Coubert (Cochet-Cochet '92), Parnassina (Cochet), Microcarpa (T. Smith), Rugosa splendens (T. Smith), Rugosa alba microhylla (T. Smith).
Unissued seedlings have Dr. Müller, Dr. Kauffmann, P. Lambert and myself. Perhaps also Mr. Dawson (although he doesn't say it) another American, whose name I currently cannot remember, but who is an editor of "Rural New-Yorker". von St. Paul.
Book (1888) Page(s) 26.
...Rosa rugosa, Thunberg....deren gefüllte Varietät seit mehr als 30 jahren Bewohnerin unserer Gärten ist. Demungeachtet wurde die wildwachsende Art neuerdings wieder als "Rosa Regeliana, Linden et André und die Varietät R. rugosa flore pleno unter den Namen "Kaiserin des Nordens"eingeführt. Die Kultur aller hierher gehörenden Varietäten flore albo simplici, flore roseo simplici, flore rubro pleno (Kaiserin des Nordens), Souvenir de Yeddo, Mikada, Taïcoun, Comte de Epremesnil u. A.)ist eine überaus leichte. Sie sind, mit Ausnahme 'Souvenir de Yeddo', welche Varität vom Froste leidet, vollkommen winterhart, gedeihen, ohne beschnitten zu werden, in jedem Boden und in jeder Lage....die Varietäten 'Mikado' und 'Souvenir de Yeddo' welch beide das charakteristische Blattwerk des Species nicht besitzen, werthlos.
Translation:
Rosa rugosa, Thunberg .... whose double variety has lived in our gardens for more than 30 years. Nonetheless, the wild species has recently been reintroduced as "Rosa Regeliana, Linden et André" and the variety R. rugosa flore pleno under the name "Kaiserin des Nordens". The culture of all the varieties that belong here: flore albo simplici, flore roseo simplici, flore rubro pleno (Kaiserin des Nordens), Souvenir de Yeddo, Mikada, Taïcoun, Comte de Epremesnil, etc.) is an extremely light one. With the exception of 'Souvenir de Yeddo', which suffers from frost, they are completely hardy, thrive without to be pruned, in every soil and in every position .... the varieties 'Mikado' and 'Souvenir de Yeddo' which neither have the characteristic foliage of the species, are worthless.
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