"Madame Sancy de Parabère" rose References
Website/Catalog (1983) Page(s) 29. Mme.Sancy de Parabere. (Boursault Rambler). Large, double, saucer-shaped flowers of lavender pink with violet shadings. Fragrant. Vigorous with long, arching canes. Thornless wood. Flowering early in season. 1874. P. (S) 7 x 5’.
Website/Catalog (1982) Page(s) 26.
Mme. Sancy de Parabere (Boursault Rambler) Large, semi-double, flattish flowers of lavender pink with violet shadings. Fragrant. Vigorous with long, arching canes of plum red, thornless wood. Flowering early in season. 1874. (S) 7 x 5’.
Book (1981) Page(s) 375-376.
Mme. Sancy de Parabère. Bourbon. (Bonnet, 1874). Pure pink, very large, 12 cm./4.8 in. across, double, outer petals much larger than inner ones, some scent, non-recurrent; growth vigorous, 3-4 m./10-13 ft., stems completely without prickles; foliage light green, matt.... RZ [Rosen-Zeitung] 1888:5.
Book (1973) Page(s) 100. Includes photo(s).
E. F. Allen. Notes on Three Old Garden Roses. Mme. de Sancy de Parabere (see illustration facing page 101).
This is the largest-flowered and perhaps the most beautiful of the Boursault roses. The first recorded reference to it appears to be a short note in the Journal des Roses, August 1885, p. 124, where the full name appears thrice. The shortened version 'Mme Sancy de Parabere' occurs only in the caption to the accompanying coloured plate and it is this version which is listed in Modem Roses 7 and in modern rose books. Nevertheless it is the name used in the first description which must clearly take priority. The raising of this cultivar has been credited to Bonnet(1874) in Modern Roses 7 and also to Jamain (1875) by Strassheim in Rosen Zeitung, 1888, vol. 3, No.4, p. 62. Almost certainly neither record is correct, because in the 1885 description it is clearly stated that this rose had then been in cultivation for at least forty years. Until more evidence comes to light the date of introduction must be altered to "before 1845", with the raiser's name unknown.
Website/Catalog (1968) Page(s) 26.
MADAME SANCY DE PARABERE (Rosa Alpina Hybrida) (Bonnet 1874). Larges fleurs semi-doubles en grappes de coloris rose mauve odorantes. Forme un arbuste buissonnant de 2/3 mètres presque sans épines.
Book (1940) Page(s) 24.
A. Bonnet & Fils, Nantes, France. 'Mme. Sancy de Parabère'
Website/Catalog (1939) Page(s) 85.
Rosiers Polyantha sarmenteux non remontants. ... Madame Sancy de Parabert Moyenne pleine rose tendre. Odorante, tr. vig., tr, florifère.
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 46.
Rosiers Boursault
À rameaux sarmenteux sans épine, fleurs en corymbes
Madame Sancy de Parabère (Bennett, 1875). Fleur moyenne, coloris rose.
Boursault Roses
Having a climbing habit, thornless, flowering in clusters
Madame Sancy de Parabère (Bennett, 1875) The flowers are medium-sized and rose-colored.
Book (1936) Page(s) 75.
Rosa pendulina...Mme. Sancy de Parabère, 1875 (Bonnet; was however known much earlier, origin unclear): Blooms up to 10 cm, semi-double, open, lasting, hybrid tea-like, moderately fragrant, brilliant pink, several on a medium length stem. Medium size soft light green healthy foliage. Without prickles. Earliest of the hardy climbers, from end of May onwards.
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