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Gloire de Dijon Bot.|glwar də diʒɔ̃|
[Fr., lit. ‘glory of Dijon’.]
A yellow hybrid tea rose. Also attrib.
1854T. Rivers Rose Amateur's Guide (ed. 5) 119 A new variety exhibited last year in Paris, raised at Dijon, and called Gloire de Dijon, is a great acquisition. 1864G. Meredith Let. 6 Sept. (1970) I. 280, I want you to see my Marie blooming. She is a full and perfect rose. You know the Gloire de Dijon? 1869S. R. Hole Book about Roses ix. 132 All the Roses in this list, except Gloire de Bordeaux, Gloire de Dijon, and Jaune Desprez, are of the Hybrid Perpetual family. 1885C. M. Yonge Two Sides of Shield I. v. 72 The verandah..was hung with..a Gloire de Dijon rose. 1928Galsworthy Swan Song i. xiii. 102 He took up a rose and sniffed at it deeply. So many different kinds now—he had lost track! In his young days one could tell them—La France, Maréchal Niel, and Gloire de Dijon—nothing else to speak of. 1928D. H. Lawrence Lady Chatterley xiv. 255 She still lay naked and faintly golden like a Gloire de Dijon rose in the bed. 1969Jrnl. R. Hort. Soc. XCIV. 241 ‘Gloire de Dijon’ over a century old, is also of the tea rose persuasion. |