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Website/Catalog (21 Mar 2015)
Registered Name: 'Trier'
ARS Approved Exhibition Name: Trier
HMult, w, 1904, Lambert, P.; bud salmony pink; flowers rosy white, base straw-yellow, small, semi-dbl., cupped , borne in clusters of 30-50, moderate fragrance; moderate repeat; foliage dark green, glossy; prickles few, red; growth to 6-8 ft.
Magazine (2015) Page(s) 21. Vol 37, No. 3.
Roger Phillips. Hybrid Musks.
....Trier, a hybrid between a hybrid tea and a seedling of 'Aglaia', which had the musk rose in its ancestry.
Book (2006) Page(s) 255.
"note that the rose sold under this name [Trier] by many European nurseries is Moonlight."
Book (2006) Page(s) 104.
'Trier'. Hybrid Musk. Fair rebloom. Outstanding fragrance. Habit [diagram] 2. Lambert 1904. [Provenance: Pickering.] A very important HM parent; masses of small cream flowers, with yellow tones, giving off a delicious, musky pineapple scent.
Book (2005) Page(s) 262. Includes photo(s).
'Trier' P. Lambert (Germany), 1904. Habit: large shrub of approx. 1,50 m to 2 m; may attain 3 m if it is espaliered; some prickles. Foliage: dark green, glossy, slightly wrinkled. Bloom: small, single to semi-double, flat; in large clusters of several dozen flowers. Slight repeat. Colour : ivory-white to cream. Fragrance: Good.
Book (2005) Page(s) 217.
'Trier' without doubt ... 'Aglaia' x 'Rêve d'Or'. Breeder: Lambert, 1904. Height: 2 m. Recurrent. Semi-double, mild fragrance, tolerates half-shade, very hardy, tolerates poor soils. It is the origin of the modern musk roses. ..large lax trusses of small white blooms, flat, with golden-yellow stamens, surrounded by two rows of irregular petals, in heart form. The foliage, light and dark, is quite ample.
Book (2003) Page(s) 105, pl. 54. Includes photo(s).
'Trier'. (Lambert, 1904).
Book (2000) Page(s) 603. Includes photo(s).
‘Trier’: Moderne - Grimpant liane – blanc, remontant. Grand arbuste souple ou petit grimpant.. parfum musqué.. petites fleurs jaune crème effleuré de rose, ponctuées d’étamines d’or.. Zones 5-9. Lambert, Allemagne, 1904. Sans doute semis de ‘Aglaia’ par autofécondation.
Book (Apr 1999) Page(s) 556.
Trier Lambertiana. Peter Lambert 1904
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 603.
Trier Rambler. Lambert 1904. Description... small, almost single, creamy yellow flowers with a rosy flush... In England, the Reverend Joseph Pemberton crossed 'Trier' with a series of other roses to create a group of Modern Shrubs called the Hybrid Musks...
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