Maréchal Niel
/mareɪˈʃal ˌniːl/(also Marshall Niel, Maréchale Niel, Marechal Niel)
noun
A variety of climbing noisette rose introduced in 1864, bearing large, fragrant, yellow flowers; a flower of this plant.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Gardeners' Chronicle. From French Maréchal Niel from Maréchal + the name of Adolphe Niel, Marshal of France.
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