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"La Dame Blanca" rose Reviews & Comments
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12 SEP 22 by
FeralBlossom
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I grew two of these from Wairere Nurseries in Nelson in full sun and they were vigorous growers with lovely fat blooms. However: they did NOT smell at all. So I didn't bring them to our new house. However, now I'm reconsidering. Save a bit of black spot and needing to be given space to grow they were pretty happy.
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10 MAY 15 by
CybeRose
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Journal de la Société nationale d'horticulture de France (May 1905) p. 353
7° Rappeler l'origine de Gloire Lyonnaise?
Baronne A. de Rothschild, fécondée par le Thé Madame Falcot, me donna un semis hybride à grandes fleurs simples, rose très tendre nuancé aurore, lequel fut fécondé par le père, Madame Falcot; j'en obtins en 1882 Madame Jos. Desbois, Gloire Lyonnaise et un certain nombre de variétés très vigoureuses, à très grandes fleurs rose plus ou moins nuancé, peu ou pas remontantes; j'ai renouvelé plusieurs fois la même expérience avec le même type, sans trouver aucune variété de mérite pouvant avoir une réelle valeur commerciale.
M. P. Guillot
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12 MAY 14 by
CybeRose
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Journal des roses, p. 133 (1 Septembre 1884)
Gloire Lyonnaise (hybride remontant). — Arbuste très vigoureux, à rameaux bien constitués, droits, vers pourprés et lisses, aiguillons peu nombreux, droits et forts, feuilles composées de 5 à 7 folioles, à dentures saillantes pourprées, fleurs très grandes, pleines, très bien faites, à larges pétales fermes, d’une belle tenue, à odeur des roses thés dont elle a toute la ressemblance par la forme de ses fleurs, coloris beau jeune chrôme, pourtour des pétales largement bordé d’un blanc pur glacé, fleurs solitaires. Cette magnifique variété a été obtenue par la fécondation artificielle de Baronne Ad. de Rothschild par le thé Madame Falcot en troisième génération.
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12 MAY 14 by
CybeRose
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The Florist and Pomologist, p. 382 (November 1884)
Tea Scented Gloire Lyonnaise, a decided novelty, very large, very fine form, good petals and habit, sweet tea scent, clear chrome yellow colour, the edge of the petals silvery white; raised from Baroness Rothschild and a seedling from Madame Falcot; Paul & Son, Cheshunt.
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