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'Celsiana' rose References
Article (website) (1982) Page(s) 12.
Celsiana (Damask). Clusters of semi-double, pink flowers with a heady perfume. Attractive grey foliage. Pre 1750. H. (S) 5 x 4’.
Website/Catalog (1976) Page(s) 21.
VAN HUYSUM (Parmentier 1850). Rose clair.
Book (1912) Page(s) 56.
Catalogue des Roses exposées
45. Van Huysum.—Damas.
Ainsi nommé parce que ce peintre célèbre l'a fait entrer souvent dans ses compositions. C'est le Bifera coronata du Nouveau Duhamel, la Damascena celsiana de Redouté. Propagée par Cels, cette variété était aussi appelée l'Abondante, la Coquette, la Rose de Cels.
Magazine (5 Aug 1911) Page(s) 374.
The Parentage of Roses.
The following list of the world's Roses and their parentage has been compiled by Mr. Robert Daniel, 38 Russell Road. Fishponds, Bristol, and by his kind permission we are enabled to publish it...
Rosa damascena Belgica... Hybrid Species, Celsius, 1847, R. damascena X R. centifolia
Book (1848) Page(s) Div. II, p. 21.
The Damask Rose...
Cels à fleurs pleines; flowers blush, very large and full; coarse.
Book (1846) Page(s) 17.
Roses blooming twice per year. Damascena bifera. Celsiana, beautiful, sweet fragrance. Pale pink, ages to white, 2 1/4 in., semi-double.
Website/Catalog (1836) Page(s) 14.
Roses de Damas....
Cels à fleur pleine.......2 francs
Magazine (1835) Page(s) 295.
Rosa damascena Mil, (Damask rose). This species, one of the most common in gardens, is a native of the Levant, and was introduced to Britain as early as 1573. It is powerfully and agreeably fragrant, and is the kind most used for making the attar, or essential oil of roses. The varieties are numerous and exceedingly beautiful. Some of the finest are Grand Cels, belle Auguste, Swiss, Quatre seasons, Bonaparte, Rose du Roi, Garnet striped, and York and Lancaster.
Book (1833) Page(s) 128.
Hundert-leaved Rose (Rosier cent-feuilles) ...Rosa celsiana Rose of Cels. Large, light pink, semi-double.
Book (1833) Page(s) 845.
Rosa belgica. Cels. fl. rose clair, semi-double.
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