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'Mousseuse panachée' rose References
Website/Catalog  (1924)  Page(s) 31.  
 
Cent Feuilles (non remontants)... Œillet panaché. — Fl. fond blanc rosé, panachée et striée de rouge vif, moyenne, pleine.

[not listed in the 1926 catalogue, but again in 1929]
Book  (1906)  Page(s) 131.  
 
8.463. Panachée, Centifolia Moussu, Shailer, blanc et rose
Website/Catalog  (1881)  Page(s) 83.  
 
Standard Roses
Panache a fleur pleine

Striped Moss
Magazine  (1853)  Page(s) 95.  
 
After cutting down the shoots which produced the White Moss, it threw up two weak shoots which he budded from; they flowered the second season from the buds; that was the birth of the Striped Moss Rose, a most beautiful and delicate variety, but when grown very strong, apt to go back to the original parent. ...H. Shailer
Article (magazine)  (Jul 1851)  Page(s) 188.  
 
[Henry Shailer senior] then entered into a contract with those highly respectable and extensive nurserymen, Messrs. Lee and Kennedy, of Hammersmith, they taking as many plants as he could grow for three years, at 20s. per plant, binding him not to sell to any one else under 42s. per plant. After cutting down the shoots which produced the white moss, the plant threw up two weak shoots, which he budded from ; they flowered the second season from the buds, and that was the birth of the striped moss rose, a most beautiful and delicate variety, but when grown very strong, apt to go back to the original parent. 
Book  (1848)  Page(s) 40.  
 
Moss. Striped Moss (Panachée); flowers delicate flesh, occasionally striped with rose, of medium size, and semi-double; the striped character inconstant, and the flowers but slightly mossed; form, cupped. Habit, branching; growth, moderate.
Website/Catalog  (1846)  Page(s) 13.  
 
Mousseuses.
Panaché...2 fr.
Magazine  (1843)  Page(s) 255.  
 
"A Treatise on the Culture and Management of the Rose" by George Glenny, F.H.S.
French Roses, Rosa Gallica.
For the variegated kinds we should take, A fleur a Feuilles Marbré, Bizarre Marbre, Juanita, La Nationale, Panache Pleine, Œillet Parfait, Triomphe de Beaute, Aglae Adanson, Andre Thouin, Modeste Guerin, Duc de Orleans, and Village Maid.
Magazine  (Oct 1842)  Page(s) 220.  
 
...chez M. V. Verdier les suivantes, dont on peut faire un choix pris dans les plus nouvelles, intruduits dans ses cultures depuis 3 à 4 ans....
Cent feuilles mousseuses. Angélique Quétier, moy. tr. mult. ou pl. rose tendre, feuillage singulier.- Lancel, moy. ou gr. tr. pl. rouge vineux.- Panaché à fleurs pleines, pet. pl. blanc.- Picciola, petite, tr. mult. pourpre.- Pourpre du Luxembourg, ou Férugineuse, moy. tr. mult. pourpre.- Oscar Foulard, petite, tr. pl. rouge pourpre.- Sans Sépales, ou Asepala, petite, pl. carné à bords roses.- Unique de Provence, moy. tr. blanc pur.
Magazine  (1842)  Page(s) Vol. 2, n.17, p. 301.  
 
Exposition Spéciale des Roses et le Bazar horticole de la Fête-Dieu 1842 [May 27 - June 3] ... M. Vibert, route de Paris, à Angers...
Mousseuses. Alice Leroi. (1842.) Angélique Quétier. blanche. carnée. cristata. de la Flèche. Lancel. de Metz. Malvina. d'Orléans. marbrée, semi-double. (1842.) Mauget. minor. Oscar Foulard. ponctuée, semi-double. (1842. ) panachée semi-double. pompon rose. pompon feu. rose foncé. rouge. sans sépales. unique de Provence. Zoé. Trois semis de 1841 et 1842.
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