Hazel nut rose tree

The rose tree Noisette ( Rosa ×noisettaeana Thory) is a spontaneous hybrid of Rosier discovered by Louis Claude Noisette about 1814 and dedicated to its discoverer by Claude Antoine Thory (under the name of Rosa noisettiana ) in his work the Pinks , illustrated by Redouté.

This hybrid is at the origin of a class of rose trees, the “Noisette rose trees” and the “rose trees tea-Hazel nut”, resulting from sowings then of hybridizations carried out by Rosiériste S during the 19th century.

It is known in the trade under the name of “ Blush Noisette ”.

History

The origin of the rose trees Hazel nut and the rose trees Tea-Hazel nut is a accidental hybridization discovered by John Champney, a grower of Charleston in South Carolina, in 1811. It is about ( Rosa moschata × ld Blush ) with large pink flowers, odorous, in abundant bouquets but not tonics (this character will appear with its sowing Blush Noisette ) which it names initially Rosa moschata hybrida then Champney' S Pink Cluster or Champney Pink .

It is Philippe Noisette, established him also in Charleston, which had given him Old Blush provided by his/her brother Louis Noisette, with which they will send seeds which will be at the origin of the Noisette rose trees. It is him, which, in Paris, gave birth to the hybrids from the second generation, tonics,

Description

Blush Hazel nut , the Rosa ×noisettaeana of Thory, sowing of Champney' S Pink Cluster , tonic obtained by Louis Hazel nut in 1814. It is a rose tree high bush 2 meters, which, trained, goes up to 5 meters. The flowers are out of cut, almost doubles, pink lilac.

Rose trees Hazel nut

They are vigorous rose trees, almost inermes, with the odorous flowers in bouquets.

Champney' S Pink Cluster , with large pink flowers,
Aimee Vibert or Bouquet of married ( Champney' S Pink Cluster × hybrid of Rosa sempervirens , Vibert, 1828), with the small very double in bouquets, white flowers.

Hybrids: the tea-Hazel nut

the first tea-Hazel nut is the hybrid of a Rosa odorata with yellow flowers with Blush Noisette , it is a pale rose tree with flowers yellow tinted apricot, Jaune Desprez , obtained by Desprez in 1830.
“Glory of yellow Dijon” tinted ivory, with the very large flowers out of cut is an hybrid of Jaune Desprez obtained by Jacotot in 1853.
“Dream of pale yellow Gold”, very anthology.
“Mrs. Alfred Carrière”, obtained by Schwartz in 1879, for some the most beautiful rose tree by the form and the color rosy white of its flowers, their abundance, the duration of flowering and their odor. Very old feet are frequent in the old gardens.
“William Allen Richardson” with double flowers color chamois (Ducher 1878) sport of “Gold Dream” like “Duchess of Auërsdt”

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