page_title: List of rose cultivars named after people
section_title: C
hierarchical_section_title: List of rose cultivars named after people / C
caption_attribution_description: English: Rosa 'Chopin'
context_page_description: Among the individuals or fictional characters who have had rose cultivars named after them are the following:
context_section_description: Caecilie Scharsach (1887 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
  Camille Bernardin (1865 — Gautreau, France)
  Camille Pissarro (1996 — Delbard, France)
  Camoëns (1881 — Schwartz, France)
  Capitaine Basroger (1890 — Moreau-Robert, France)
  Captain Bligh (1938 — Fitzhardinge, Australia)
  Capitaine Dyel de Graville (1907 — Boutigny, France)
  Capitaine Williams (1835 — France)
  Captain Hayward (1893 — Bennett, United Kingdom)
  Captain John Ingram (1856 — Laffay, France)
  Captain Philip Green (1899 — Nabonnand, France)
  Cardinal Hume (1984 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
  Cardinal de Richelieu (1847 — Parmentier, Belgium)
  Carmen (1906 — Lambert, Germany)
  Caroline Bank (1889 — Geschwind, Austria-Hungary)
  Caroline Schmitt (1878 — J.C. Schmidt, Germany)
  Caron Keating (2005 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
  Cary Grant (1987 — Meilland, France)
  Casanova (1964 — McGreedy, Ireland)
  Casimir Moullé (1911 — Barbier, France)
  Catherine Deneuve (1981 — Meilland, France)
  Catherine de Württemberg (1843 — Robert, France)
  Catherine Guillot (1861 — Guillot, France)
  Catherine Mermet (1869 — Guillot, France)
  Catherine Seyton (1894 — Penzance, United Kingdom)
  Cécile Brünner (1880 — Ducher, France)
  Cécile Brünner Climbing (1904 — Hosp, USA)
  Céline Forestier (1842 — Trouillard, France)
  Céline Gonod 1861 — Gonod, France)
  Celsiana (cca. 1750)
  Ceres (1914 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
  César (1993 — Meilland, France)
  Chamisso (1922 — Lambert, Germany)
  Chantal Merieux (1999 — Guillot-Massad, France)
  Charlemagne (1836 — Dorizy, France)
  Charles Albanel (1981 — Svejda, Canada)
  Charles Austin (1973 — Austin, United Kingdom)
  Charles Aznavour (1988 — Meilland, France) 
  Charles de Gaulle (1975 — Meilland, France)
  Charles de Lapisse (1910 — Laroulandie, France)
  Charles de Mills (1790 — France)
  Charles Dickens (1886 — Paul, United Kingdom)
  Charles Lawson (1853 — Lawson, United Kingdom)
  Charles Lefèbvre (1862 — Lacharme, France)
  Charles Mallerin (1951 — Meilland, France)
  Charles Margottin (1864 — Margottin, France)
  Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1988 — David Austin, United Kingdom)
  Charlotte Armstrong (1940 — Lammerts, United States)
  Charlotte Ewert (1994 — Scholle, Germany)
  Charlotte Klemm (1905 — Türke, Germany),
  Charlotte Rampling (1988 — Meilland, France)
  Chaucer (1970 — Austin, United Kingdom)
  Chief Seattle (1951 — Swim & Armstrong, USA)
  Chloris (1820 — Descemet, France)
  Chopin (1980 — Żyła, Poland)
  Chris Evert (1997 — Carruth, United Kingdom)
  Christian Curle (1909 — Cocker, United Kingdom)
  Christian Dior (1958 — France)
  Christian Schultheis (1999 — Schultheis, Germany)
  Christiane Hörbiger (1988 — McGreedy, New Zealand)
  Christine Wright (1909 — Hoopes, USA)
  Christl Flocke (1995 — Scholle, Germany)
  Christopher Columbus (1992 — Meilland, France)
  Christophe de Combejean (2004 — Massad, France)
  Christopher Marlowe (2002 — Austin, United Kingdom)
  Cicely Lascelles (1932 — Clark, Australia)
  Cicely O'Rorke (1937 — Clark, Australia)
  Cilly Michel (1928 — Felberg, Germany)
  Claire Laberge (2001 — Fleming)
  Claire Rayner (1931 — Jones, United Kingdom)
  Claire Rose (1986 — Austin, United Kingdom)
  Clarissa (1983 — Harkness, United Kingdom)
  Claude Brasseur (2006 — Meilland, France)
  Claude Monet (1982 — Delbard, France)
  Claudia Cardinale (1997 — Guillot-Massad, France)
  Claus Groth (1951 — Tantau, Germany)
  Cleopatra (1994 — Kordes, Germany)
  Clio (1894 — Paul, United Kingdom)
  Clytemnestra (1915 — Pemberton, United Kingdom)
  Colette (1995 — Meilland, France)
  Commandant Beaurepaire (1874 — Moreau-Robert, France)
  Commandant Cousteau (1993 — Adam, France)
  Commandeur Jules Gravereaux (1909 — Croibier, France) 1909
  Comte de Chambord (1860 — Moreau-Robert, France)
  Comte de Nanteuil (II) (1850 — Quetier, France)
  Comte de Paris (1886 — Leveque, France)
  Comtes de Champagne (2001 — Austin, United Kingdom)
  Comte G. de Rochemur (1911 — Schwartz, France)
  Comtesse Brigitte Chandon-Moët (1997 — Dorieux, France)
  Comtesse Cécile de Chabrillant (1858 — France)
  Comtesse Cécile de Forton (1916 — Nabonnand, France)
  Comtesse d'Oxford (1869 — Guillot, France)
  Comtesse de Caserta (1878 — Nabonnand, France)
  Comtesse de Cassagne (1919 — Guil
caption: 'Chopin'
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