Lady Monson’s Rose

R. collina variety

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume III (1824)

ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Collina Monsoniana

ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier de Lady Monson

CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. collina variety

COMMON NAME Lady Monson’s Rose

CLASS Species

ORIGIN Discovered by Mr. Sabine, secretary of the Horticultural Society of London, in the garden of Lady Monson, pre 1824

FLOWERING Once-flowering; spring or summer

SCENT Unknown; likely slightly fragrant

GROWTH Medium shrub 3 feet plus (0.9 metres plus)

AVAILABILITY Still in cultivation?


At left; picture of Lady Monson’s Rose, R. collina variety, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 148 out of 170, Volume III of Les Roses

 

 









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