Cultivar 2183: Excelsa

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

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Excelsa is a climbing rose listed by Daniels Nursery in 1950. The catalog says it resembles Dorothy Perkins in growth and flowering, but has deep red blooms [S1]. A figure on the same page is labeled “EXCELSA,” making the cultivar prominent in the nursery listing [S1].

The source gives only a short catalog description. It does not state Excelsa’s breeder, parentage, release date, origin, or detailed flower form [S1]. Its main comparison is to Dorothy Perkins, suggesting a similar climbing habit and flowering style, with bloom color as the key difference [S1].

Daniels grouped Excelsa with roses sold for northern landscape planting. The page says the roses shown were grown for the rugged climate of the Northwest, including Minnesota and the Dakotas. It also says all roses on the page need winter protection [S1]. This supports regional nursery use, not fully unprotected hardiness [S1].

The page is a nursery sales source, not a botanical or breeding account. It gives no edible-fruit relevance for Pomologica beyond its place in northern nursery history and cold-climate ornamental plant catalogs [S1].

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This summary currently draws chiefly from Daniels planting guide, 1950.

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106Daniels planting guide, 1950unknown200p12The page includes a figure labeled "EXCELSA."; Similar to Dorothy Perkins in growth habit and flowering, but with a deep red bloom color.

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106p12caption_contextThe page includes a figure labeled "EXCELSA."EXCELSA—Similar to Dorothy Perkins in growth habit and flowering, but of a deep red hue.page_block:0.90
106p12description_snippetSimilar to Dorothy Perkins in growth habit and flowering, but with a deep red bloom color.EXCELSA—Similar to Dorothy Perkins in growth habit and flowering, but of a deep red hue.page_block:0.90

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caption_contextThe page includes a figure labeled "EXCELSA."0.96
description_snippetSimilar to Dorothy Perkins in growth habit and flowering, but with a deep red bloom color.0.98

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