Author: Franch. & Rochebr.
Bibliography: MÉLANGES (1871) MÉLANGES. Bulletin De La Société Royale De Botanique De Belgique 10(3): 323-324. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/20793091
Year: Unknown
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Rosa
Vegetable: False
Observations: Unknown
Wichura’s rose, scientifically known as Rosa luciae, is a distinguished member of the Rosaceae family. This elegant rose species was first described by botanists Franch. & Rochebr. in the 19th century. These experts meticulously documented their findings in the 1871 publication, MÉLANGES, which appeared in the Bulletin De La Société Royale De Botanique De Belgique. For those interested, the original documentation is accessible online via JSTOR.
Rosa luciae is renowned for its vigorous growth habit and resilient nature. This species typically showcases an array of charming, pale pink to white blossoms, which emit a subtle, pleasing fragrance. The foliage is lush and abundant, contributing to the plant’s hardy and attractive appearance.
Ideal for ornamental gardening and landscape design, Wichura’s rose is celebrated not only for its aesthetic allure but also for its adaptability to various climates and soil types. Its ability to thrive with minimal intervention makes it a beloved choice among gardeners and horticulturists.
While specific observational data on this plant remains sparse, its historical significance and botanical credentials underscore its importance within the Rosaceae family. For more in-depth information, readers are encouraged to consult the 1871 MÉLANGES publication found on JSTOR.
Eng: memorial rose
En: Wichura’s rose, Memorial rose
Fr: Églantier
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