Cabbage Rose Collection
The cabbage rose, scientifically known as Rosa Centifolia or Rosier à cent feuilles in French
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The cabbage rose, scientifically known as Rosa Centifolia or Rosier à cent feuilles in French, is a stunning flower that has captured the attention of artists and botanists alike. Renowned botanical artist Elizabeth Twining immortalized this beautiful bloom in her plant watercolours, showcasing its intricate details and delicate petals. Also referred to as the Provence rose or Rose à cent feuilles, this variety of rose has been admired for centuries. An engraving from 1817 depicts a pink cabbage rose, highlighting its elegance and timeless appeal. Its popularity extends beyond France, with references to it as the Rose de Mai or simply the cabbage rose. In coloured engravings depicting various kinds of roses, the cabbage rose stands out with its vibrant hues and distinctive shape. It holds a special place among medicinal and herbal plants due to its therapeutic properties. The Cumberland rose variant, also known as Rosa Centifolia Anglica Rubra, showcases a deep red hue that adds richness to any garden. Artists have long been captivated by the beauty of the cabbage rose. A still life painting on canvas portrays these flowers in all their glory – their soft petals delicately arranged against a backdrop of lush greenery. Even in the 19th century, cabbage roses continued to enchant admirers. A vintage photograph captures these blooms beautifully - their velvety texture contrasting against an old-fashioned setting. Whether you refer to it as Rosa Centifolia or Rosier à cent feuilles; whether you admire it for its artistic representation by Elizabeth Twining or through engravings; whether you appreciate it for its medicinal properties or use it as inspiration for your own artwork – there's no denying that the cabbage rose is truly captivating and continues to be cherished throughout history.