'Prince de Salerno' rose References
Book (1936) Page(s) 641.
de Salerne, Prince (china or tea) Jacques 1826; violet-pink and white, 5 cm., double, fine form, solitary, often to 3-5, upright stems, few short prickles, short thick branches, growth 5/10
Book (1899) Page(s) 148.
Prince de Salernes, Bengale, Jacques, 1826, rose violacé, ou thé
Book (1885) Page(s) Vol. 2, p. 219.
Thé. Prince de Salerne. JACQUES. Arbrisseau peu élevé, à rameaux gros et peu allongés, armés d'aiguillons courts, assez rares, non stipulaires, presque droits; feuilles d'un vert pomme, pâles en dessous, d'une consistance épaisse et ferme ; composées de 3 à 7 folioles ovales - pointues, dentées, la terminale plus grande; fleurs quelqefois solitaires, souvent réunies au nombre de 3 à 5, érigées, larges de deux pouces, pleines, bien faites, d'un rose violacé.
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 110.
tea, Prince de Salerno, white and incarnate, medium size, double
Book (1854) Page(s) 273-274.
Translation:
Perhaps one or the other lover of ever-blooming roses will thank me if I share the list of those I can recommend from personal acquaintance, regardless of age or novelty. Such are,...2) Tea roses: ...Prince de Salerne...
Book (1842) Page(s) 280.
Varieties of the Tea Rose...with white, whitish and yellow blooms...prince de Salerno, white and flesh-pink, double
Book (1840) Page(s) 202.
Tea Roses:
Prince de Salerne. Medium size, full, fine form, lilac-like pink; often solitary, often blooming in clusters of 3-5.
Book (1838) Page(s) 346.
Tea Rose. Prince of Salerno.
Shrub, not very high. Branches, thick and not long; armed with short thorns. Thorns, almost straight, rare, not stipulary. Leaves, of an apple-green, pale underneath, thick and firm. Leaflets, from three to seven, oval-pointed, toothed ; the terminal leaflet larger than the rest. Flowers, sometime solitary, often united in clusters of three to five; erect, two inches wide, full, well-formed; of a lilac-pink.
Book (1838) Page(s) 346.
Tea Roses ...Prince of Salerno.
Shrub, not very high.
Branches, thick and not long; armed with sort thorns.
Thorns, almost striaght, rare, not stipulary.
Leaves, of an apple-green, pale underneath, thick and firm.
Leaflets, from three to seven, oval pointed, toothed; the terminal leaflet larger than the rest.
Flowers, sometimes solitary, often united in clusters of three or five; erect, two inches wide, full, well-formed; of a lilac-pink.
Book (1836) Page(s) 290. PRINCE DE SALERNE; Jacques. Arbrisseau peu élevé, à rameaux gros et peu alongés, armés d'aiguillons courts, assez rares, non stipulaires, presque droits ; feuilles d'un vert pomme, pâles en-dessous, d'une consistance épaisse et ferme, composées de trois à sept folioles ovales-pointues, dentées, la terminale plus grande ; fleurs quelquefois solitaires, souvent réunies au nombre de trois à cinq, érigées, larges de deux pouces, pleines, bien faites, d'un rose violacé.
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