Peonies, The Manual of the American Peony Society, edited by James Boyd © 1928 American Peony Society: [Descriptive List of Chinese Peonies]:
ROSINE.(Lemoine, 1913.) 9.0 (1 vote).*
Double type; large; late midseason. Large guard-petals, incurved at first, relaxing later, about a globular, incurved center which is surrounded by whorls of large petals, each incurved upon its own center; clear, bright rose-pink, a trifle lighter in the collar and deep in the center when fully open; rose-like fragrance.
A flower of fine form and pleasing color. The petals are shaded lighter at the edges, but there are no prominent markings. Some describe it as bright lilac-pink shaded lighter at edges. Very highly commended by Mr. Little.
ROSINE (Lemoine, 1913) - Double - Light Pink - Late Midseason. Medium height. Rose-like fragrance. Large. Large guard petals, incurved at first, relaxing later, about a globular, incurved center which is surrounded by whorls of large petals, each incurved upon its own center; clear, bright rose-pink, a trifle lighter in the collar and deep in the center when fully opened. M.
Rivière (1995):
'Rosine' /Lemoine/1913
