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'R. gallica conditorum' rose References
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Book (2000) Page(s) 175. Includes photo(s).
‘Conditorum’ /’Hungarian Rose’ /Rosa gallica conditorum /’Tidbit Rose’ = Gallique… Buissonnant et touffu, haut d’environ 1m… tiges vert sombre et peu épineuses… abondant feuillage gris-vert, d’aspect un peu rude... gros bouquets de fleurs très odorantes, bien droites sur leurs tiges, rouge cramoisi lavé de rose cerise et irisé de magenta. Tout juste doubles et un peu décoiffées, elles s’ouvrent en révélant leurs étamines jaune vif, et atteignent alors 8cm de diamètre. Ce rosier présente de nombreux points communs avec la rose de Provins (‘Apothecary’s Rose’). 1629.
Book (Apr 1999) Page(s) 39.
Conditorum [Translation: 'Of or associated with savory things"] Gallica. Dieck 1900. The author cites information from different sources... Brown pink... The rose used in Hungary for attar and preserving. Recorded in 1900, but it is undoubtedly a very old form... rich magenta-crimson tone, slightly flushed and veined with purple in hot weather, and showing yellow stamens...
Book (Mar 1999) Page(s) 48.
Conditorum (R. gallica conditorum, 'Tidbit Rose', 'Hungarian Rose') Dr. Dieck (Prussia) 1900... An ancient rose, reintroduced in 1900... large, semi-double flowers of deep crimson with purple overtones and glimpses of gold stamens...
Book (Jul 1998) Page(s) 33-34. Includes photo(s).
Rosa gallica 'Conditorum' Gallica, Dieck, 1889... an old form of R. gallica... According to La Roche, this rose is the old variety 'Zuckerrosen', listed by the Nuremberg botanist, Joachim Camerarius (1534-1598), in his Hortus medicus et philosophicus of 1588; it also corresponds to the Rosa hungarica of Parkinson (1629)... In Hungary, 'Conditorum' was used to make rose water and confections (hence its name which means "of the confectioners"). From Hungary, it was introduced in Germany in 1889 by the botanist Dieck...
Book (1997) Page(s) 141.
(France) An ancient cultivar. Description and vital statistics. Rich ruby-red double flowers.
Book (Oct 1996) Page(s) 11. Includes photo(s).
The photograph is of a single pink (white center, yellow stamens) rose... maybe 'Complicata', but not 'Conditorum'.
Book (Nov 1994) Page(s) 27.
In Rosa gallica officinalis, 'Versicolor', 'Conditorum', and 'Tuscany' we are looking at unsophisticated early cultivated forms...
Book (Nov 1994) Page(s) 31.
Description. Dieck. The rose used in Hungary for attar and preserving. Recorded in 1900, but undoubtedly very old -- it approximates R. gallica officinalis and 'Tuscany' in many ways... loose tousled flowers, semi-double, of rich, magenta-crimson tone, showing yellow stamens...
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 106.
Conditorum Gallica, dark red-purple, paler reverse, (R. gallica conditorum Dieck; 'Tidnit Rose'; 'Hungarian Rose'); Description... Perhaps identical with Parkinson's Hungarian Rose, 1629.
Book (Feb 1993) Page(s) 44.
Conditorum ('Hungarian Rose') Gallica. Parentage: unknown. Origin: Possibly Hungary. Ancient. Description and cultivation... The fragrant double flowers have thick ruby-red petals and are very prolific...
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