'Dr. Rouges' rose References
Book (1913) Page(s) 98.
Climbing Tea Roses
Dr. Rouges. -- An attractive variety with red flowers shaded with bronze-yellow.
Magazine (Jun 1910) Page(s) 227.
Association horticole lyonnaise Procès-verbal de l’Assemblée générale du samedi 21 mai 1910.... Examen des apports. — Sont déposés sur les tables les produits suivants :
— Par M. Lacombe, jardinier chez M. Dumas, à Irigny (Rhône) : 1° un lot de quinze variétés de Roses coupées, dont la plupart sont de la série des sarmenteuses : Reine Marie-Henriette, Madame Alfred Carrière, Gloire de Dijon, Madame Bérard : les variétés plus naines sont: Marquise de Vivens, Docteur Rouges, Soleil d'Or, Franciska Kruger, Lady Battersea, Marie Van Houtte, Madame Falcot, Princesse Marie d'Orléans, Anna Olivier, Perle des jardins, Papa Gontier et enfin une gerbe de jolies petites roses blanches du R. Banks de Fortune, variété à fleur plus grandes que celles produites par le R. Banks ordinaire
....A M. Lacombe .... pour ses Roses, prime de 1re classe
Book (1910) Page(s) 306.
Dr. Rouges; flowers red, with yellowish centres; of irregular form, resembling a Cactus Dahlia; of good effect on the plant.
Magazine (Jul 1908) Page(s) 267-268.
Association horticole lyonnaise Procès-verbal de l’Assemblée générale du dimanche 21 juin I908.....
Examen des apports. — Sont déposés sur les tables les produits suivants : .... — Par M. Guillaujne Seignol, jardinier chez Mme Noyer, à Saint-Cyr- au-Mont-d’Or : 1° quarante-trois variétés de Roses en fleurs coupées appartenant à diverses séries. Les plus belles sont : Docteur Rouge, Belle Lyonnaise, Etoile de France, Souvenir de William Wood, Augustine Guinoiseau, Camoens, Vicomtesse de Folkestone, Professeur Ganiviat, La Fraîcheur, Mme Caroline Testoud, Mme Honore Desfresne, La France, etc. ....
A M. Seignol, pour ses Roses, médaille de bronze
Website/Catalog (1907) Page(s) 27.
Dr. Rouges (Vve. Schwartz 1894) china-red on dawn base, climbing
Book (1906) Page(s) 116.
Dr. Rouges (hybrid). 1894. Semi-double. Red, orange centre
Magazine (30 Sep 1905) Page(s) 212.
Borders of these free-growing Roses would be a delightful feature in any garden, allotting to each plant a space of about 9 square feet, so that its individuality may be well brought out. What a delightful object a single bush of Grüss an Teplitz may become if grown in this manner! Even the knife may be dispensed with in most cases. [...] Other charming Roses for such a purpose would be Mme. Hector Leuilliot [sic], Mme. Charles Monnier, Mme. Jules Gravereaux, Gustave Regis, François Crousse, England's Glory, L'Ideal, Dr. Rouges, Alister Stella Gray, Longworth Rambler, Joseph Bernacchi, Souvenir de Prince Charles d'Arenberg, Virginie Demont-Breton, William Allen Richardson, Germaine Trochon, Lady Waterlow, &c.
Book (1902) Page(s) 164.
Thé sarmenteux. 6316. Docteur Rouges (Vve Schwartz 1893), rose de Chine
Book (1902) Page(s) 270.
Dr. Rouges is the most intensely brilliant shade of orane-red that I know, and when fully proved it will be invaluable as a climber when its winter blooming is established. The rich claret-red shoots in January are almost as brilliant as any flower could be.
Magazine (1 Jul 1899) Page(s) 2.
Rose Dr. Rouges (Tea-scented). - a further acquaintance with this Rose has confirmed my first impression, that it would prove a most useful variety. The colour seems to come midway between that of Marie d'Orleans and General Schablikine, but the outer petals are of a far richer rose colour than in either of these kinds and there is also an orange shading. Apart from the delightful tint of colour the flowers are also very prettily formed, the petals not only being pointed similar to a Cactus Dahlia, but they are also curled at the edges. The plant, although of climbing habit, flowers very freely grown in bush form if the growths are left about 2 feet long when pruned.
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