Rare heritage roses There are 139 products.
Result of the search and re-cultivation work, we propose a selection of rare heritage roses. We selected these poorly know beauties for the great horticultural characteristic they present.
Depending on the season, our rare heritage roses are available as bare root and/or potted. Bare root roses can be ordered throughout the year, but are only shipped during the dormancy period, that is to say from late October to early April. The precise dates of shipments can vary from year to year.
Other important informations:
- All our shipments are made by Colissimo,
- Some varieties, multiplied in small quantities, are not in this list. Do not hesitate to contact us if you do not find the rose of your choice.
You can do a click and collect sending us your wishing list at roseraie.ducher@gmail.com we will give an appointment to pick up your order.
All our roses are grafted on Rosa laxa .
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Baron de Gossard
Baron de gossard is an excellent flowering rose. Very cold resistant. The flowers are large, deep pink with purple nuances. Baron de Gossard is generous in bloom. The shrub is actually rustic and easy to care. Do not prune it too short and let it grow naturally.
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Bloomfield Abundance
repeat blooming from the end of May to late September . it is also called "Sray Cecile Brunner " in Usa.
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Comtesse Cecile de Chabrillant
Comtesse Cécile de Chabrillant is a treasure of the 19th century whose beauty is still relevant today. A rare variety, it remains one of our favorites. Intense fragrance and repeat flowering are its main assets.
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Duquesa de Penaranda
Duquesa de Penaranda has a very large double fllower orange apricot., cupped to flat bloom form . it is held on a strong well- balanced bush . sweet light fragrance. its height is 1 m
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Madame Edmond Rostand
A marvelous creation of Joseph-Pernet Ducher, dedicated to the wife of the writer of Cyrano de Bergerac. The flower has a delicate color, light apricot with pink reflections. The rose bush is not large and can be placed in a bed. It does not fear very hot exposures and requires at least 5 hours of sun to develop well.
