Rosa gallica versicolor (Rosa Mundi) Old Roses

Rosa Gallica VERSICOLOR ‘Rosa MUNDI’. Bild kaufen 12209581 Gartenbildagentur Friedrich Strauss

Owen, Esq. of Clapham, describes Rosa gallica ( β. versicolor ) or Striped Red or 'Rosa Mundi' in Curtis's Botanical Magazine (1816); the text is enriched by an image (plate 1794). The Royal Horticultural Society granted it the Award of Garden Merit in 1993. The World Federation of Rose Societies inserted it in the list of WFRS Old Rose.

Rosa mundi Rosa gallica ‘versicolor’

Rosa Mundi is a sport of the Apothecary Rose ( Rosa gallica officinalis) and is probably the oldest and best known of the striped roses. It is a rose of great antiquity, originating in Europe and South West Asia. Many legends surround this rose; the most romantic is that it was named for 'Fair Rosamund', mistress of Henry II.

Rosa gallica Versicolor (Rosa Mundi) Gallica (circa 1600 Stock Photo Alamy

'Rosa Mundi' is a spectacular red and white striped sport of Rosa gallica officinalis. It has pink, blend stripes and a strong fragrance. Large, semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. Matte, medium green foliage.

Rosa gallica 'Versicolor', Rosa 'Mundi' in the Garden of H… Flickr

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. icon Directions & Parking. buy tickets online & save. Rosa Mundi is a compact rose which features a profusion of bright striped flowers in the spring. The flowers are fragrant, and this old hardy rose shrugs off most pest problems, making them an easy favorite in the garden.

Roses for English Gardens Rosa gallica "Versicolor" rosa mundi or Fair Rosamund's rose

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Gallica Versicolor / Rosa Mundi Neytvan Sante

$ 23.95 Gallica (known prior to 1581) A spontaneous mutation of the Apothecary Rose named for Henry II's mistress, Rosamond. Dramatic semi-double blooms in early summer are blush white randomly striped with shades of pink, crimson and light purple. Held in large sprays, the fragrant blooms hold their scent well and are ideally suited for potpourri.

Rosa gallica versicolor (Rosa Mundi) Old Roses

'Versicolor' is a striking modern sport of the medieval Rosa mundi, bearing profuse, highly fragrant, semi-double flowers, streaked with blush-pink and spotted with crimson, in early summer. Its compact, shrubby habit makes it perfect for growing as an informal hedge - and its flowers, once fully open, are attractive to bees.

Rosa Mundi (R. gallica versicolor) Rogue Valley Roses

A cultivar R. gallica var. officinalis 'Versicolor', with striped pink blooms, is also known as Rosa mundi. The names Rosa gallica f. trigintipetala or Rosa 'Trigintipetala' are considered to be synonyms of Rosa × damascena. Cultivation. It was cultivated by the Greeks and Romans and commonly used in mediaeval gardens.

Rosa Mundi (R. gallica versicolor) Rogue Valley Roses

ROSA MUNDI syn. R. gallica var. officinalis 'Versicolor' Family: Rosaceae Pronounced: RO-sa GA-lih-ka Quick Jumps Growing Guide Rainy Side Notes GROWING GUIDE Origin: Garden. Plant Group: Shrubs. Hardiness: Sunset zones: All (Western.) USDA zones: 3-9. Heat zones: 9-1. Mature size: Height: 3 1/2-4 feet (1-2 m). Width: 3 feet (1 m).

Versicolor (Rosa Mundi ) Historische Rosen

Species: gallica Cultivar: 'Versicolor' Skill Level: Beginner Exposure: Full sun Hardiness: Hardy Soil type: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Moist Height: 80cm Spread: 100cm Flowering period:.

Rosa gallica versicolor o Rosa Mundi Vittori Vivai Forlì Cesena

rosa mundi Small, bushy, compact rose, about 90cm tall and wide, with dull greyish-green leaves. Profuse, highly fragrant, semi-double blooms of rose-red, striped with white, some blooms entirely rose-red, to 7cm across, produced once-only in early summer followed by small orange-red oval fruits (hips) Other common names French rose Synonyms

Rosa Gallica Versicolor (Rosa Mundi) Rose Rifiorentissime Brescia

Often referred to as Rosa mundi, Rosa gallica 'Versicolor' is a striking old rose in the Gallica group of roses, bearing distinctive, pale pink and white striped semi-double flowers with a bright yellow centre and a heady rose fragrance.

Róża Versicolor / Rosa Mundi / R. gallica variegata nagi korzeń Rozarium

The botanical name is Rosa gallica 'versicolor' and this reflects the mid fuchsia pink and pale pink to white stripes that are a major feature of the flowers. Although not a repeat flowering rose it does flower over a number of weeks, has a medium perfume and is reasonably disease resistant.

Róża Versicolor / Rosa Mundi / Rosa gallica variegata donica Rozarium Trädgård

'Rosa Mundi', or Rosa gallica 'Versicolor', is a sport of 'The Apothecary Rose', dating as early as the 16th century! Also known as "Fair Rosamund's Rose" (named undoubtedly for Eleanor of Aquitaine's rival, Henry II's lover, Rosamund Clifford), it bears striking, candy-striped, semi-full red and white petals on a medium.

Rosa Bild Rosa Gallica Versicolor Rosa Mundi

Rosa Gallica Versicolor 'Mundi' has some other problems: White-Tailed Deer this PageShare on Other Common Name (s): Garnet Striped Rose Panache Phonetic Spelling RO-zuh Few thorns; tolerates poor soil; hardy; branching habit; pale green leaves; stems are long and tend to collapse to the ground with weight of the flowers Type: Gallica

Rosa gallica 'Versicolor' syn. Rosa mundi, Rosa 'Mundi', Rosa mundi 'Versicolor', Rose

'Versicolor' is a vigorous, compact, bushy, rounded to spreading, deciduous shrub with pinnate leaves divided into ovate, toothed, mid-green leaflets and strongly-fragrant, semi-double, crimson and pink-striped flowers in summer. Flowers are followed by small, ovoid, orange-red hips.