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'D'Écosse Nain Blanche' rose References
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Book (2012) Page(s) 30.
Rosier d'Ecosse...
1ère Série...
Suite des Pimprenelles...
Pimprenelle naine Hardy
Book (May 1998) Page(s) 64-65. Includes photo(s).
Rosa pimpinellifolia pumila ('Dwarf Burnet Rose') Description... petals 5, white, yellowing towards the base... It is rather rare in gardens, being neglected on account of its small size, but in spring it offers attractive sprays of bloom...
Book (1880) Page(s) 113.
4155. pimpinellifolia. Pumila, niedrig, mit sehr kleinen weissen Вlumen und Blättern.
Translation: pimpinellifolia. Pumila, Low-growing, with very small white flowers and foliage.
Book (1858) Page(s) 306.
Pimpinellblättrige Rose; Schottische Rose.
Pumila scotica, Blumen klein, gefüllt, weiß von niedrigem Wuchse.
Translation: Burnet-leaved Rose; Scotch Rose.
Pumila scotica, the small, full, white flowers bloom on a low-growing shrub.
Book (1847) Page(s) 92.
Section 6. Botanische Varietäten der brandblättrigen Rosen.
54. Rosa spinosissima pumila.
Rosa Chamaerhodon.
Brandblättrige Zwergrose. Diese und alle folgenden Varietäten der 6. Section waschen wild.
Translation: Botanical varieties of the Burnet-leafed Rose.
54. Rosa spinosissima pumila.
Rosa Chamaerhodon.
Dwarf Burnet-leafed Rose. This and all of the following varieties of section 6 are found in the wild.
Book (1838) Page(s) 148.
Rosa spinosissima. Dwarf Burnet-leafed. Rosa Spinosissima Pumila. Rosa Chamaerrhodon. Shrub, low. Thorns, horizontal. Fruit, oval. Flowerstalks glandulous or bristly. This variety...[is] found growing spontaneously.
Book (1837) Page(s) 15.
Rosier d'Ecosse...
1ère Série...
Suite des Pimprenelles...
Pimprenelle naine Hardy
Book (1836) Page(s) 166.
Rosier pimprenelle nain. (Rosa spinosissima, Var. pumila, Lindl. rosa spinosissima, Lin. Herm. Roth. Willd. Pers. Bub. Pronv. rosa cinnamomea Herm. rosa chamaerhodon Vill. rosa pimpinellifolia, Redout.) Arbrisseau bas; aiguillons horizontaux; fruit ovale; pédoncules glanduleux ou soyeux. Ce rosier, ainsi que tous ceux renfermés dans cette section, ne se trouve que croissant spontanément dans les champs.
Book (1828) Page(s) Vol. I, tab 24. Includes photo(s).
ROSA PIMPINELLIFOLIA
(Pumila, var. β).
[Same text as in 1817 edition, except for a modification:
"Ses tiges, brunes, sont couvertes..." instead of "Ses tiges brunes, sont chargées..."
and a deletion (underlined):
"Un pied, qui nous a ete envoye des environs de Vienne, que nous cultivons a Belleville, depuis six ans, a constamment conserve son port"]
Book (1828) Page(s) 12.
Rosier Pimprenelle. — R. d'Écosse. — R. très-épineux. — Rosa Pimpinellifolia. Lin. Sp. 703. — R. spinosissima. Lin. Sp. 705. — Lindl. Ros. 50. — R. pulchella. Salisb. Hort. Allert. 358. (non Wild. nec Woods.) Habitat l'Europe, le Caucase.
Fleurs blanches ou carnées.
91. Pimprenelle nain. — pumila. Th. in Red. Ros. 2. p. 85. ic. (montagnes du nord de l'Europe). *Fleur blanche.
*nous désignons par un astérisque *, placé avant le mot FIeur, les espèces ou variétés à fleurs simples.
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