'Agatha Incarnata' Rose

R. gallica ‘Agatha Incarnata’

PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume III (1824)

ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Gallica Agatha incarnata

ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME L’Agathe Carnée

CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. gallica ‘Agatha Incarnata’

COMMON NAME Agatha Incarnata

OTHER NAMES Pink Agatha, M. Louise

CLASS Gallica (Agatha)

ORIGIN Unknown, pre 1800, thought to be hybrid between a Gallica variety and a variety of Damask

FLOWERING Once-flowering; summer

SCENT Very fragrant

GROWTH Medium shrub 3-5 feet (0.9-1.5 metres), tidy growth habit

AVAILABILITY Still in cultivation


At left; picture of the rose ‘Agatha Incarnata’, R. gallica variety, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 153 out of 170, Volume III of Les Roses

 

 









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