Manetti
/məˈnɛti/Horticulture
noun
A very vigorous dwarf variety of rose used as a stock; a stock formed by this rose.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Rivers (1798–1877), nurseryman and author. From the name of Guiseppe Manetti (fl. 1831–58), Italian botanist. In form Manettii after scientific Latin Rosa manettii.