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'Gloire d'Orléans' rose References
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Book (1990) Page(s) 128.
Gloire d'Orléans Polyantha. Levavasseur 1912. Flowers: deep red, double, small ...
Book (1936) Page(s) 530.
Orléans, Gloire d' (polyantha) Levavasseur 1912; geranium-red, small, double, in clusters of 50, floriferous, growth 6/10. Sangerhausen
Website/Catalog (1914) Page(s) 11.
Polyantha Gloire d'Orléans (Levavasseur 13). Light green foliage, firm pedicels, large trusses, geranium-red, does not pale. Cut rose and forcing rose
Website/Catalog (1913) Page(s) 39.
New Polyantha-Roses for 1913. The following 3 sorts are deliverable in containers as young winter graftings from mid May onwards.
Gloire d'Orléans (Pol.). The breeder calls this novelty a Mad. Norb. Levavasseur Improved in all aspects. It has the great advantage versus the old sort that it shows a much more vivid bright red which does not blue. 1 piece M 2.-, 10 pieces M 18.-
Magazine (1 Oct 1912) Page(s) 153.
Nos confrères MM. Levavasseur et fils, horticulteurs à Orléans, vendent à l'automne 1912 : GLOIRE D'ORLEANS (Polyantha). Arbuste vigoureux, à rameaux fermes, érigés. Feuillage vert foncé, fleurs en panicules terminales, nombreuses, d'un joli coloris rouge très foncé. C'est en somme, le Madame Norbert Lavavasseur, mais à fleur beaucoup plus rouge et ayant l'immense avantage de ne pas bleuir.
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