Victor Pulliats'rose :
Then Lyon was a important city for roses production, Jean Claude Ducher
(1820-1874) dedicated him a rose in 1870 (between grafters,...).
"Victor Pulliat" is a light yellow class "Tea" rose, origin
Mrs. Mélanie Villermoz. If this rose is forgotten today, one
indexes 17 generations and 4104 issues.
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"Victor Pulliat" est une rose de classe
"THÉ", jaune pâle, parfum modéré - taille moyenne, double (17-25 pétales)
remontance continue (= il y a toujours des fleurs) - rustique :
zone USDA 6b(moyenne des températures les plus froides de chaque hiver pendant 30 ans = -23,3 à -20,6°C) jusqu'à 9b(-3,9 à -1,1°C)
Tea. Light yellow. Moderate fragrance. Medium, double (17-25 petals), flat bloom form.
Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default).
Claude Ducher (1820-1874) (1870).
origine 'Mme Mélanie Villermoz'
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The "Tea" roses are native to China, the first variety was introduced from India in England
in 1789 and in France in 1810, under the name of Rosa indica odorata. The Rose Yellow tea
was also brought around 1824. These roses, of a more or less dark yellow tone, garnet,
pale, white or a delicate pink have a wealth of infinite shades, and a sweet smell
comparable to that of tea.
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Although this rose is now forgotten, 17 generations and 4,104 descendants are listed.
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Cultivée à la Roseraie de L'Haÿ-les-Roses
(catalogue de 1900 - Jules Gravereaux )
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Figure in the Catalogue of Rosiers de Ketten brothers, rosiéristes in Luxembourg 1892-93
https://ccfr.bnf.fr/portailccfr/jsp/index_view_direct.jsp?record=bmr:UNIMARC:9542815
but no more in that of 1906-07
https://archive.org/details/ketten-freres-1906-07/page/n39/mode/2up?view=theater&q=pulliat
Rose "Madame PULLIAT" :
In the catalogue year 1900 of the Rose Garden of L'Haÿ
we also found the rose "Madame PULLIAT"
Hybrid Perpetual. Deep pink, purple shading. Medium to large, full (26-40 petals), exhibition, globular bloom form. Claude Ducher (1820-1874) (1866).
- obtention Claude Ducher (1866) -
Le Dictionnaire des Roses (1885) la décrit ainsi :
Hybride remontant. Madame Puliat [sic]. Ducher 1867.
"Vigorous shrub forming tight bushes; very thorny branches; large, full-bodied flower,
Bulging, hard to open and rotting in the rain; dark pink shaded purple."
synonymous with "Alexander Dickson"
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