21 years ago

Bonjour

Je travaille dans un jardin pagogique La Ciotat, pr de Marseille. Nous y recevons ruliement des enfants et des personnes handicaps, et parmis elles des enfants aveugles ou tr mal-voyants. Je suis la recherche de plantes parfums, pour certains massifs, pour faire grimper sur les grillages de clotures etc... et quoi de mieux que les roses... mais pour les enfants aveugles, avec qui la douverte du jardin passe par les doigts, il vaut mieux des roses sans trop d'ines! Pouvez vous m'indiquer des vari de roses sans ou avec peu d'ines? et peut etre meme pourrez vous m'indiquer si'il en existe qui sont mieux adapts quer les autres au climat miterrannn et donc une certaine secheresse estivale?

Si en plus vous connaisser des endroits ou se les procurer dans ma rion ou ailleur je serai ravie!

D'avance merci de votre aide

Viviane

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marie_ber
21 years ago
Le rosier Zhirine Drouhin est pratiquement sans ines et parfum C'est un grimpant mais on doit pouvoir le garder en arbuste pour que les enfants puissent toucher les fleurs. Ils le vendent chez Jacques Briant (www. Jacques-Briant.fr )ou chez AndrEve, entre autres...
nadinerx
21 years ago
Salut voisine,

Je te propose un post que Zephirine avait indiqul'ann dernie sur les rosiers inermes ou peu ineux suivi des lettres (NR pour non remontant, LR lente remont ou R pour remontant ):

Grimpants / Lianes
Aim Vibert blanc R (peu)
Allistair Stella Gray jaune R (peu)
Amadis cramoisi NR
Beautde l'Europe jaune R (peu)
Blush Boursault carnNR
Blush Noisette rose pe R (peu)
Blush Rambler carnNR
Cecile Brunner Clg carnR (peu)
Crepuscule jaune R
De La Grifferaie rose NR
Franis Juranville rose NR (peu)
Goldfinch jaune NR
Kathleen Harrop rose R
Lykkefund blanc NR
Mme Alfred Carrie blanc R (peu)
Mme Sancy de Parabe rose NR
Morlettii rouge NR
Neige d'avril blanc NR
R. Banksiae blanc / jaune NR gif
R. Lheritieriana rouge NR
Rose-Marie Viaud violet NR
Roserie rose NR
Tausandsch rose NR
Veilchenblauu violet NR
Zhirine Drouhin fuschia R

Arbustes / Buissons
Agatha 1.80 pourpre NR
Belle de Cry 1.20 rose NR
Cecile Brunner 0.90 carnR (peu)
Chloris 1.20 rose clair NR
Cinderella 0.30 blanc R (peu)
De la Mare Ecole 1.20 rose NR (peu)
Duchesse d'Angoule 1.20 ROSE NR (peu)
Duchesse de Buccleugh 1m rouge NR (peu)
Gloire Lyonnaise 1m blanc R
Georg Arends rose R
Hippolyte 1.80 violet NR
Impatrice Joshine 1m rose NR
Jet Flame 0.4 .7 mauve NR (peu)
La Belle Sultane (= Violacea) 2m pourpre NR (peu)
Louise Crette ?
Marguerite Hilling 1.80 rose LR (peu)
Marie-Jeanne 0.60 ivoire R
Marie-Louise 1.20 rose NR (peu)
Mme Butterfly 0.60 rose R
Mme Franise Pittet 1m Blanc R (peu)
Mme legras de St Germain 1.80 blanc NR
Nevada 1.80 blanc LR (peu)
Old Blush 1.20 rose pe R (peu)
Pompon de Bourgogne 0.60 rose NR (peu)
Primrose Sistau 0.60 rose R
Prolifera de redout1.20 rose R (peu)
R. Blanda Aiton/Glabra 2m rose NR (peu)
R. Carolina 1.50 rose ou blanc NR
R. Pendulina 1.60 rose NR (peu)
R. Ultramontana 0.60 rose NR
R. virginiana 1.50 rose NR
R. x francofurtana 1m rose tyrien NR
Reine des Violettes 1.50 pourpre R (peu)
Sr d'Alphonse Lavall 1.80 rouge LR (peu)

Peut-re auras-tu un choix plus endu.
Bye. N@dine.
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Bonjour,

Il y a aussi A Shropshire Lad chez David Austin. Peu d'ines et un parfum fruit C'est un petit grimpant.

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P.S. : c'est une tr belle initiative de ta part de faire douvrir les roses aux enfants aveugles.

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