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photo from Die Gartenwelt, 1900; scan courtes of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 13 FEB 22 |
From "Repertoire de couleurs" by René Oberthür, 1905, Vol. I, p. 120
Uploaded 11 DEC 21 |
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photo from the 1913 catalog, Biltmore Nursery Roses, Asheville, North Carolina; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 9 JAN 22 |
Stuttgart, Southern Germany
Uploaded 18 JUN 21 |
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From the American Rose Annual 1983, page 128.
La France. A very fine large hybrid tea with varied double blooms of 60 petals. Silvery pink with a light pink reverse, La France is a constant, vigorous and profuse bloomer and is blessed with an intense fragrance. Considered to be one of the first hybrid tees introduced and the prototype of the hybrid tea class, the world-famous La France’s position as the first hybrid tea is discussed by Dr Charles Jeremias beginning on page 122. Photograph courtesy of Roses of Yesterday and Today, Watsonville, Ca.
[see also Heritage Roses in Australia 1989 reference]
Uploaded 8 JAN 22 |
La France. Photo by N. Edwards, taken on April 15, 2021 (Autumn). Site No. SG65 N05. Rex Hazlewood Garden, Old Parliament House Gardens, Canberra, Australia.
Uploaded 26 APR 21 |
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From "Repertoire de couleurs" by René Oberthür, 1905, Vol. I, p. 131
Uploaded 11 DEC 21 |
Rose photo courtesy of JohnoMottisfont Abbey, UK.
Uploaded 25 JAN 21 |
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