Belle Vichysoise Rose (Rosa x noisettiana cv.)

Belle Vichysoise Rose (Rosa x noisettiana cv.)Hardy climbing or shrub rose Description: Produces large clusters of pale pink, lightly fragrant flowers, heavily in spring and repeating through the season Habit: Grows 8 13 feet high; vigorous Hardiness: Cold hardy to Zone 6b This early Noisette cultivar was first bred in France by Robert and Moreau in 1858 with the name Cornlie. It was later found in Vichy, France and introduced by the French rose breeder Leveque in 1897 under a new name, Belle

and painted by Pierre Joseph Redouté as Rosa hudsoniana scandens

Philadelphia

highly-scented flowers in soft lilac-blue

Habit: Grows 3-5 feet high and up to 2 feet wide

Northup suffered all the more

superbly crafted by hand in Italy

becoming lance-shaped further up stem

arching stems

Publisher: W

Approximately 2-3’ tall

It was introduced to England from Virginia by John Bannister in 1688

which has the appearance of a profusion of miniature