'Clotilde Soupert' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 674.
Soupert, Clothilde (tea) Levet 1883; Gl. de Dijon X ?; carmine-pink, large, very double, opens, floriferous, repeats, autumn-bloomer, light green thick prickles, growth 7/10, climbing, 1,25 m.
Magazine (27 May 1911) Page(s) 254.
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...
Clothilde Soupert... D.T., Levet, 1883, Seedling Gloire de Dijon
NB: no explanation is given for the abbreviation D.T., but it probably stands for "Dijon Tea" as it is used for other descendants of 'Gloire de Dijon'
Book (1909) Page(s) 301.
Clothilde Soupert (Pol.). Flesh pink with darker centre. For bedding and massing. Profuse and continuous bloomer. Hardy. Erect habit. Prune by thinning. There is a climbing form of this.
Website/Catalog (1907) Page(s) 25.
Clotilde Soupert (Levet père 1884) beautiful carmine-pink, climbing [No longer in 1909 catalogue]
Magazine (Nov 1905) Page(s) 413.
[From "UNE DES CAUSES DE LA PROLIFERATION DES ROSES", by Viviand-Morel, pp. 413-418]
Bien que les Roses prolifères ne soient pas très rares, mon attention a été attirée sur cette dernière par une note publiée par M. Georges Bellair dans la Revue Horticole. Au cours de cette note intitulée ; Sur la malformation des Roses, l'auteur est amenée â rechercher les causes qui produisent cette malformation et il met en première ligne la prédisposition naturelle de la variété. La sécheresse, les alternatives de chaud et de froid viennent ensuite. Il faut dire que parmi les variétés observées par M. Bellair, toutes n’ont pas présenté des cas de prolifération. Chez quelques-unes l'hypertrophie s’est bornée à communiquer aux boutons une impuissance â s’épanouir ; ceux-ci grossissent beaucoup et périssent sans cesser de rester plus ou moins clos.
Parmi les variétés mal formées citées par M. G. Bellair, il faut noter : Auguste Mie, Madame Moser, Madame Damaizin, Madame Boll, La Reine, Hermosa, Jules Margottin, James Bougault, Robert Lebaudy, Clio, Marie Guillot, Etoile de Lyon, Wagram, Clotilde Soupert, etc.
Website/Catalog (1903) Page(s) 63.
Clothilde Soupert Rosy carmine. large and full, and beautifully imbricated.
Book (1902) Page(s) 165.
Race des Rosiers Hybrides de Thé sarmenteux
6387. Clothilde Soupert... (Levet 1884)... carmin.
Book (1899) Page(s) 38.
Clothilde Soupert, thé, Levet, 1884, carmine
Website/Catalog (1897) Page(s) 58.
Tea Scented Roses. 1/- 'Clothilde Soupert': Rosy carmine, large and full; opening well.
Book (1895) Page(s) 105.
Tea roses...Clotilde Soupert, carmine-pink.
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