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Listing last updated on Wed Aug 2024
6, Chemin-des-Hérideaux
Montplaisir-Lyon, Rhône-alpes
France
Joseph Bonnaire, Lyon, France. (August 9, 1842 Saint-Chef, Isère - August 4, 1910). Succeeded in 1897 by his son-in-law Henri Fugier.
[From Lyon horticole, 1906, Compte Rendu ...1905, p. 23:] Bonnaire, J., rosiériste, chemin des Hérideaux, 6, Monplaisir-Lyon
[From Lyon horticole, August 1910, Nr. 15, p. 288:] Joseph Bonnaire était né à Saint-Chef (Isère), le 9 août 1842. Il vint à Lyon à l’âge de 18 ans et fut un des élèves de Damaizin, rosiériste, qui succéda, si nous ne nous trompons pas, à Plantier, un des premiers qui s’occupa ici de la fécondation des Roses et dont le fils fut évêque de Nîmes. Bonnaire entra ensuite chez feu Ducher, rosiériste, à qui l’on doit des Roses remarquables....Il était membre de l’Association horticole lyonnaise depuis 1880. Bon greffeur, semeur et hybrideur émérite, il fit primer, en 1885, son premier gain, la Rose Thé Souvenir de Victor-Hugo..... Quoique ayant cédé, depuis 1897, son établissement à son beau-fils, M. Henri Fugier, il s’occupait toujours d’hybridation
[From Les Amis des Roses, April-December 1940, p. 37:] Août 1910 : voici la mort de Joseph Bonnoire, le Rosiériste bien connu de Lyon-Monplaisir, qui s'est éteint le 4 août dernier, à l'âge de 68 ans. Né dans le village de Saint-Chef, dans l'Isère, le 9 août 1842, il vint à Lyon vers 1860 apprendre la culture de la Rose chez Damaizin, et ensuite chez Claude Ducher, avant de fonder son établissement en 1878.
[From The Old Rose Advisor, by Brent C. Dickerson, p. 282:] Mons Joseph Bonnaire, dead at the age of 68. Born at Saint-Chef (Isère) in 1842, Bonnaire went while still quite young to Lyon where he worked at the establishments of Damaizin and Ducher, going then to Paris... [At length, he returned to Lyon] where he ultimately set up shop in 1878.
[From Roll Call: The Old Rose Breeder, p. 39:] Joseph Bonnaire, 6 Chemin des Hérideaux, Monplaisir, Lyon, France
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