'Belisar' rose References
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Book (2012) Page(s) 40.
Rosier Belgique ...R. Belisaire h.d. [Hardy]
Book (1990) Page(s) 43. Includes photo(s).
Belisar Damask 1857... blush-pink...
Book (1936) Page(s) 64.
Belisar (damask) ? before 1857; light pink, medium size, double
Book (1899) Page(s) 20.
Belisar, damas, carné
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 16.
damask. Belisar, flesh-coloured, medium size, double, floriferous.
Book (1842) Page(s) 268.
R. damascena....Varieties:...Belisar, floriferous, double, flesh-pink
Book (1838) Page(s) 159.
Damask Roses ... Belisarius.
Shrub, vigorous, with straight branches, armed with numerous, uneven thorns; enlarged at the base, mixed with glandulous bristles.
Leaves, of a pale green, composed of five to seven leaflets, regularly toothed; some oval, some oblong.
Book (1837) Page(s) 52.
Rosier Belgique ...R. Belisaire h.d. [Hardy]
Book (1836) Page(s) 174.
Rosiers de Damas ...Belisaire; Hardy. Arbrisseau vigoureux, à rameaux droits, armés d'aiguillons inégaux, nombreux, élargis à la base, entremêlés de poils glanduleux; feuilles d'un vert tendre, composées de cinq à sept folioles régulièrement dentées, les unes ovales, lesautres oblongues; fleurs nombreuses, en corymbes, très doubles, moyennes; pétales d'un rose tendre lors de l'épanouissement, puis devenant plus pâles ou couleur de chair; tube du calice et pédoncules garnis de poils glanduleux.
Book (1830) Page(s) lvij.
Roses obtenues par plusieurs cultivateurs de Paris et de ses environs, par M. Hardy. (Journ. Soc. agro. prat. t. 1, p. 6.)
Bélisaire (Damas) : [same text as in Revue Horticole April 1829]
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