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'Jean Ducher' rose References
Book (1902) Page(s) 72.
Thé. 1536. Jean Ducher (Vve Ducher 1874), jaune nuancé
Book (1902) Page(s) 126.
Twenty-five Teas for the Garden —
Jean Ducher, salmon.
Book (1900) Page(s) 19.
Jean Ducher (T.).-A yellow tawny rose with apricot-colour centre. A very large flower and strong grower.
Book (1900) Page(s) 308.
Jean Ducher (Ducher, 1874) Of strong stout stiff growth, with good foliage...is not liable to mildew but perhaps the most sensitive...to wet or rain. It must have dry weather...or it will not come to any good. The very strongest buds are apt to come rough or divide...It is a free-bloomer, good in a dry autumn, and fairly hardy for a Tea Rose. The colour is variable; sometimes there is a good deal of salmon-pink ...especially on the outside; rarely it is quite yellow except the actual outside petals, and then generally very fine when overblown the blooms have a good deal of red in them and are very decoration at a little distance. Ruby Gold, a Rose set out from America, appears to be identical....
Booklet (1899) Page(s) 15.
Jean Ducher (T) Ducher 1874. S. G. Yellow shaded coppery-salmon, large, and full, but easily damaged by water, growth vigorous.
Book (1899) Page(s) 85.
Jean Ducher, T, Vve Ducher, 1873, saumon terne
Book (1897) Page(s) 275.
Specialities in Roses.—The number of kinds catalogued is unlimited. The great desideratum is, of course, to secure those which are of vigorous growth, good, healthy, and pleasing foliage, good-shaped flowers, and free-blooming disposition. Those qualities are found largely among the tea-scented and Noisette kinds, the following amongst them:
Jean Ducher, salmon yellow
...These and many others are reliable for garden decoration and for cut flowers.
Book (1895) Page(s) 164.
Tea. Jean Ducher (Vve. Ducher 1874). Very large, fine form, salmon-yellow with peach-red centre. Very beautiful. Vigorous, fine habit.
Book (1895) Page(s) 196.
Jean Ducher...bloom larger than Adrienne Christophle, salmon-yellow, centre peach-red, parted into two parts, expands with difficulty.
Book (1895) Page(s) 719.
Jean Ducher It is a grand Rose, especially in a hot year. The flowers are very full and double, yellow, shaded with pink, deepening into buff in the centre of the flower.
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