Crenate-Leaved Cabbage Rose

R. centifolia variety

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume II (1821)

ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Centifolia crenata

ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier Cent-feuilles à folioles crénelées

CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. centifolia variety

COMMON NAME Crenate-Leaved Cabbage Rose

CLASS Centifolia

ORIGIN Dupont, early 1800s, from seed

FLOWERING Once-flowering; summer

SCENT Sweet fragrance, not as strong as R. centifolia

GROWTH Bushy shrub; 2 feet high ( 0.6 metres)

AVAILABILITY Still in cultivation?


For more information, don’t miss the introduction page; ‘Centifolia – The Old-Fashioned Cabbage Rose'

 

At left, picture of the Cabbage Rose, R. centifolia variety, known as ‘Crenata’ painted by Redouté, portrait 88 out of 170, Volume II of Les Roses.

 

 

 









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