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'La Reine de la Pape' rose References
Book  (1936)  Page(s) 539.  
 
Pape, Reine de la (HP) Guillot 1863; violet-pink, large, double
Book  (1906)  Page(s) 145.  
 
9.333. Reine de la Pape, Hybride Remontant, Guillot père 1863 rose violacé
Book  (1880)  Page(s) Annex, p. 115.  
 
hynrid perpetual. Reine de la Pape, beautiful violet-pink, large, full
Website/Catalog  (1866)  Page(s) 27.  
 
La Reine de la Pape  H .P., beautiful violet rose, very large and full growth, moderate
Magazine  (Oct 1864)  Page(s) 213.  
 
Roses in 1864.
La Reine de la Pape has very much of Bourbon blood in it, and will be chiefly useful for autumn flowers; it is of average merit.
Magazine  (20 Oct 1863)  Page(s) 307.  
 
New Roses.
...And now for the Hybrid Perpetuals.  We will take them according to the raisers.
Guillot père.
17.  La Reine de la Pape.  (What is the meaning of this?)  This variety is said to be a beautiful violet rose.
18.  Mademoiselle Lobay [sic], blush.
19.  Pavilion de Pregny, half white and half rosy purple.
Of these 17 sounds well, and 19 looks like a novelty.  Of 18 I do not think much expectation can be formed; but the raiser of Senateur Vaisse and Madame William Paul deserves the highest consideration.
Magazine  (Oct 1863)  Page(s) 225.  
 
Rosiers Nouveaux pour 1863. --O. Lescuyer.
Voici maintenant les autre nouveautés, en roses, qui nous sont annoncées:
Par M. Guillot père, rue du Béguin, a la Guillotière, Lyon:
La Reine de la Pape (hybride de Noisette), fleur très-grande, d'un beau rose violacé. -- 20fr.
Magazine  (1863)  Page(s) 337.  
 
M. Eugène Verdier gives me the following reason of this name. There is in the neighbourhood of Lyon a little hamlet named La Pape. In this village, M. de Canrobert possesses a beautiful property, and M. Guillot desired to dedicate his rose to Madame Canrobert; but perceiving that he had been forestalled, and that another rose of M. Liabaud's bore this name, he decided to give it the name of "Reine de la Pape" in honour of Madame Canrobert, but this fact unfortunately no one knows.
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