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Henri Lédéchaux was a French rose breeder based in Villecresnes, Île-de-France.

His roses include

• 'Adolphe Noblet', red blend Hybrid Perpetual, 1861
• American Beauty, Hybrid Perpetual, 1875
• 'Clovis', red Hybrid Perpetual, 1868
• 'Henri Ledéchaux', carmine-pink Hybrid Perpetual, before 1868
• 'Joséphine Lédéchaux', salmon-orange Hybrid Perpetual, 1855
• 'Mademoiselle Adèle Jougant', light yellow Tea, Climber, 1863
• 'Thyra Hammerich', light pink Hybrid Perpetual, 1868

References

1. "Henri Lédéchaux". helpmefind.com. 2012-09-08. Retrieved 2012-09-08.

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