Twin-Flowered Rose

R. arvensis x gallica (?)

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume II (1821)

ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa geminata

ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier ŕ fleurs géminées
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. arvensis x gallica (?)
COMMON  NAME Twin-Flowered Rose
OTHER NAMES
R. polliniana                                  

CLASS Species
ORIGIN Found by Professor Rau, near Würzburg, Germany, pre 1820

FLOWERING Once-flowering; spring or summer
SCENT Unknown; likely some fragrance
GROWTH At first upright growth, then becoming prostrate in the manner of R. arvensis
AVAILABILITY
Still in cultivation?


At left; picture of the Twin-Flowered Rose , R. arvensis x gallica (?), painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 097 out of 170, Volume II of Les Roses







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