'Floralie' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 267.
Floralie (tea) ? ? ; cream, occasionally flesh-white, medium-size, double, cup form, fine form, growth 7/10
Book (1899) Page(s) 66.
Floralie, thé, crême
Book (1884) Page(s) 11.
Floralie. Flesh-coloured bloom, medium-size, double
Website/Catalog (1880) Page(s) 254.
Rosiers Thés (Rosa indica fragrans).
1026. Floralie. — Moyenne, pleine, blanc crème.
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 50.
tea, Floralie, cream-white or flesh-coloured, medium-size, double, cup form, very beautiful
Magazine (1873) Page(s) 50.
Ce qui lui donne surtout du prix, aux yeux des amateurs, c'est la longue durée de sa floraison, qui, commencée de bonne heure, se continue fort tard en automne. La plupart des variétés [du Rose Thé], même hybrides, qu'il a produites depuis son introduction dans les jardins de l'Europe, participent à des degrés divers à cette remarquable propriété. On peut citer, parmi les plus anciennes, les roses Belle-Gabrielle, Belle-Elisa, Belle-Hélène, Zénobie, Reine de Golconde, Roi de Siam, Carnot, Bengale jaune, Aurore, Floralie, Moirée, Strombio, etc.
Magazine (1852) Page(s) Annex p. 23.
Exposition de 10, 11, 12 et 13 Juin 1852....
M. Dupuy-Jamain, Pépiniériste-Horticulteur, 59, Barrière Fontainebleau (extra muros). FLEURS COUPÉES. Rosiers Thé.
1470 Floralie.
Book (1847) Page(s) Vol, II, p. 566-567.
Liste des principales Roses du commerce, disposées selon la méthode de Lindley.
10e. Tribu. Rosiers indiens.
27 Rosa indica fragrans. — Roses Thé.
Floralie.- Moy., pleine, carnée. [not listed in 1850]
Irma.- Gr., double, rose.[ [not listed in 1850]
Madame la princesse Adélaïde (Luxembourg).- Gr., pl. jaune soufre. [not listed in 1850]
Maréchal Bugeaud.- Gr., pl. rose foncé, à rosette au centre.
Mondor.- Gr., pl., centre chamois, rose cuivré sur les bords.
Narcisse (ou Noisette narcisse).- Gr. très pl., jaune à bords roses. [not listed in 1850]
Perfection.- Moyenne, pl., carnée, à pétales pointus. [not listed in 1850]
Reine Victoria.- Gr., pl., jaune passant au blanc.
Sylphide.- Gr., très multiple, carnée. [not listed in 1850]
Turgot.- Moy. ou gr., pleine, rouge pourpre; une des plus foncées. [not listed in 1850
Website/Catalog (1845) Page(s) 15.
Thés.
292 Floralie, moyenne, pleine, carnée...2 fr. 50 c.
Book (1845) Page(s) 73.
Tea. Floralie, beautiful blush, bloomy in clusters, very fragrant, and as yet quite rare.
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