Sulfur Rose

R. hemisphaerica

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume I (1817)

ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Sulfurea

ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier jaune de souffre

CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. hemisphaerica

COMMON NAME Sulfur Rose

OTHER NAMES Double Yellow, Double Yellow Provins, Yellow Centifolia

CLASS Wild Rose

ORIGIN Turkey, introduced to Europe prior 1625

FLOWERING Once-flowering; summer

SCENT Slight – some say unpleasant

GROWTH Tall shrub; 6 feet tall (1.8 metres)

AVAILABILITY In cultivation


At left, the Sulphur Rose; R. hemisphaerica, painted by Redouté, portrait 004 out of 170, Volume I of Les Roses.

 

 

 

 

 









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