'Miss Edgeworth' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 232.
Edworgt, Mrs. (hybrid setigera) in America ? ; pink, climbing
Book (1922) Page(s) 181.
Mrs. Edworgt, H. Set. (America)
Book (1902) Page(s) 160.
Rosa setigera ...
6199. Mistress Edworgt, rose
Book (1899) Page(s) 130.
Mistress Edworgt, Rubifolia, rose
Magazine (24 Aug 1895) Page(s) 134.
[Translation from "Revue Horticole"]
Rosa setigera...R. s. var. Mrs. Edgeworth. — Flowers medium- sized, very double, lilac-pink, with glandular flower-stalks, which impart to them somewhat of the appearance of Moss Roses.
Magazine (1 Aug 1895) Page(s) 116.
Les Rosiers grimpants de Suisnes [article by Ch. Grosdemange p. 114-118]
...collection de rosiers grimpants dits sarmenteux, cultivée par MM. Scipion et Pierre Cochet, horticulteurs-rosiéristes à Suisnes, par Grisy-Suisnes....Rosa setigera...
R. s. var. Mistress Edgeworth.- Fleurs moyennes, très doubles, rose lilacé, à pédoncule glanduleux donnant à l'inflorescence un léger aspect de rose mousseuse.
Magazine (16 Jul 1895) Page(s) 342.
Les Rosiers Grimpants de Suisnes.
Sous ce titre, nous voulons parler de la très-intéressante collection de Rosiers grimpants dits sarmenteux , cultivée par MM. Scipion et Pierre Cochet, horticulteurs-rosiéristes à Suisnes, par Grisy-Suisnes (Seine-et-Marne), et qu’il nous a été permis d’étudier sur place le 23 juin dernier....
Rosa setigera, Michx. ...R. s. var. Mistress Edgeworth. — Fleurs moyennes, très-doubles, rose lilacé, à pédoncule glanduleux donnant à l’inflorescence un léger aspect de Rose mousseuse.
Magazine (Aug 1891) Page(s) 127.
...collection de rosiers sarmenteux, appartenant à M. Scipion Cochet, horticulteur-rosiériste à Suisnes....Rosiers sarmenteux ayant résisté complètement au froid de 1890-1891...
Mistress Edworth (Rubifolia)
Book (1873) Page(s) 169.
Rosa setigera .... . It has given birth to some garden varieties not without interest, such as Queen of the Prairies, Belle de Baltimore, Miss Edgeworth, Purpurea, Séraphine, Washington's Bride, etc., mostly semi-double or double, some white or flesh, and others bright rose.
Book (1862) Page(s) 115.
Rosa setigera .... Il a donné naissance à quelques variétés horticoles qui ne sont pas sans intérêt, telles que Beauté des prairies, Belle de Baltimore, Purpurea, Miss Edgeworth, Séraphine, Fiancée de Washington, etc., la plupart doubles ou pleines, les unes blanches, les autres carnées ou rose clair.
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