Remontancy

Rosa ' Enfant de France'

French remontant means " later in the season once again flourishing ." Roses with this property are remontant roses, the property is called Remo dance.

Remontant Roses

Remontant roses are the link between the old and modern roses, they were involved in almost all major classes rose in its creation. Many of the " Old Roses " bloom only once. With the modern roses that bloom was to be extended into the autumn. This property has been - as recent DNA studies have shown - achieved by introgression of Pink fedtschenkoana. The mainly incurred in the second half of the 19th century, roses were often shown in the Victorian period on rose exhibitions. Pure white, pink, crimson, purple and bicolor, mostly well- scented, they form bushes of about 100 to 180 cm in height.

The interest of the breeder has at times limited to the colors and beauty of the flowers, so many remontant - roses do not smell and fell the suitability as a garden plant in the background.

Varieties (Selection)

  • 'American Beauty', Lédéchaux 1875, red
  • 'Anna de This Bach ', 1859, pink
  • ' Clio', 1894, pink
  • ' Enfant de France', Lartay 1860 pink - silver
  • ' Ferdinant Pichard ', fir 1921
  • ' Frau Karl Druschki ', Lambert 1901 white,
  • ' Larry Daniels ' Thomas Liggett 1995 pink
  • ' Mrs. John Laing ', Bennett 1887, pink
  • ' Black Prince ', 1854, dark red
  • ' Glory of Steinfurth ', 1920, pink
  • ' Sidonie ', 1854, pink
  • ' Tom Wood ', Dickson 1896, red

Gallery

' Ferdinand Pichard '

' Frau Karl Druschki '

' Larry Daniels '

' Tom Wood '

Rosa fedtschenkoana
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