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Rose Author and Breeder
Listing last updated on Mon Mar 2025
125, rue de Vaugirard
Paris,
France
Jean Sisley (1778-1852), Dutch horticulturist naturalized in France. He married Maria Wallerina Thérèse, sister of the painter Jan Frans Van Dael (1764-1840), famous for his paintings of fruits and flowers.
[From Journal de la Société d'Agronomie Pratique, January 1829, p. 30:] SISSLEY VANDAEL, rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs, no 21.
VANDAEL, impasse des Feuillantines, no 14.
[From Revue Horticole, July 1833, p. 252:] M. Sisley-Vandaël a, depuis peu d'années, formé un établissement horticultural commercial, consacré seulement à ce qu'il y a de plus beau en roses et en œillets. ....M. Sisley-Vandaël, rue de Vaugirard, no. 31, à Paris.
[From Annales de la Société d'Horticulture de Paris, Vol. 16, May 1835, p. 353:] Note sur l'établissement horticultural de M. SISLEY-VANDAEL, rue de Vaugirard , hors boulevart , n° 125. Cet établissement ne compte encore que cinq années d'existence. ....on y parle français, hollandais et anglais, et on correspond en ces trois langues....M. Sisley ne néglige rien pour que l'on trouve chez lui toutes les nouveautés intéressantes qui apparaissent en Angleterre, en Hollande et en Belgique ; les Roses les plus nouvelles les plus parfaites, les plus recherchées se trouvent chez lui
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