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'Cels Multiflora' rose References
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Book (2006) Page(s) 83.
Cels Multiflora Tea. Good, reliable rebloom. Outstanding fragrance. Small and spreading. Hardy, Cels, 1836. (Robinson, found). Soft pale pink cupped blooms of delicious fragrance in great abundance. received this rose from a remarkable number of sources under a myriad of names....This name was attributed by John MacGregor, former curator at the Huntington.
Book (2001) Page(s) 78.
La rose thé appelée Cels multiflore et la Rosa x hardii, obtenues par Hardy, furent commercialisées par Cels, son ancien patron.
Translation: The Tea Rose called Cels multiflore and Rosa x hardii, were bred by Hardy and put into commerce by his former employer, Cels.
Book (Sep 1993) Page(s) 111. Includes photo(s).
Cels Multiflora China. Description... The smallish flowers are a delicate blend of pale pink and apricot and softly scented... M.F. Cels was a leading Paris nurseryman in Napoleon's time, and perhaps he had a hand in its introduction...
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 44.
Cels Multiflore ('Cels Multiflora') Tea. Hardy/Cels, 1836. [Author cites information from different sources. Cels was the name of the nurserymen in France.]
Book (1988) Page(s) 68.
Clair G. Martin III. In Praise of China Roses.
Several other bourbon-chinas still in collections include Cels Multiflora 1838) with flowers in cluster[s] the buds open flesh to bright pink and are pointed. Flowers open blush pink, deeper in the center, full, cupped, fading off to blush white.
Website/Catalog (1984) Page(s) 7.
China and Tea Roses
Cels Multiflora (China)
The three foot plant provides wave after wave of clusters of shell pink blooms, similar to delicate Chinese drawings. This rose was discovered by Cleo Barnwell of Shreveport.
Book (1936) Page(s) 137.
Cels multiflore (tea) Cels 1836; flesh-pink, edges white, large, double, cup-form, flat, floriferous
Book (1902) Page(s) 69.
Thé. 1338. Cels multiflore (Cels 1836), carné
Book (1899) Page(s) 33.
Cels multiflore, thé, Cels, 1836, carné
Book (1894) Page(s) 250.
Cels's multiflora, china, Cels (1838), flesh, small, moderate.
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