EURYDOME – pink-yellow hybrid tea rose - Panozzo
Let EURYDOME bring a touch of seaside glamour to your garden, its high-centred, exhibition-style blooms blending soft pink and golden tones like shells on a sunlit shore. This upright hybrid tea settles well into breezy plots where good drainage helps it stand firm against coastal gusts and showery days, especially in compact family spaces. In a large container of at least 40–50 litres on a veranda or patio, its neat habit and glossy, dark green foliage feel effortlessly elegant, with long, straight stems perfect for cutting. The medium, fruity fragrance is fresh rather than heavy, ideal for enjoying with a cup of tea outdoors, while remontant flowering gives reliable colour through the season. As an own-root plant it offers reassuring longevity, steadily rebuilding if cut back and keeping its ornamental value consistent over time. Think of it as a gentle three-year arc of development: first strengthening roots, then building structure, and finally delivering its full display of refined, bi-coloured blooms.
Usage options
| Target area |
Reasoning |
| Coastal veranda in large containers |
In big 40–50 litre pots, EURYDOME’s upright habit and dense, glossy foliage create a sheltered nook for morning coffee or late-afternoon tea, with flowers held neatly above the rim to enjoy the fresh, fruity scent for coastal-style lovers. |
| Small to medium family front gardens |
The compact 80–110 cm height and 50–70 cm spread suit modest UK front gardens, giving structure without overpowering paths or windows, while own-root vigour promises a quietly reliable presence for busy urban garden owners. |
| Cut-flower rows or narrow borders |
Long, straight stems with solitary, high-centred blooms make EURYDOME easy to grow as a home cutting rose; planting in rows at about 60 cm spacing yields a steady supply of exhibition-style flowers for hobby gardeners. |
| Feature rose near seating areas |
Planted as a specimen at 90 cm spacing, its bicoloured pink-yellow flowers and medium, fruity fragrance are best appreciated up close, turning an ordinary bench or small terrace into a gentle focal point for those who enjoy quiet garden moments. |
| Coastal clay soils with improved drainage |
In heavier coastal clays, planting EURYDOME slightly raised with grit or organic matter helps roots anchor and cope with blustery weather and regular showers, supporting stable growth and flowering for owners of salt-tolerant gardens. |
| “Girly” shingle beds with seaside character |
Against pale shingle, the soft peach and pink tones read as pastel and feminine, echoing seashell shades and pairing beautifully with silvery foliage, ideal for those seeking a light, romantic coastal look. |
| Mixed borders with grasses and perennials |
EURYDOME’s upright shape slots easily among low grasses or perennials, its structured stems contrasting with looser textures while repeat flowering keeps colour in the border for homeowners wanting long, low-effort interest. |
| Long-term planting for low replacement needs |
As an own-root rose, EURYDOME is well suited to long-term planting, steadily building woody framework and regrowing from its own base if pruned harder, so beds mature without frequent replanting for beginners seeking reassurance. |
Styling ideas
- Shellwalk Border – arrange EURYDOME in a shingle strip with sea kale and fine blue Festuca to echo beach walks and seashell tones – ideal for coastal veranda owners wanting a gentle seaside feel.
- Pastel Tea Corner – place a large pot of EURYDOME beside a small bistro set, underplanting with soft pink diascia for a relaxed afternoon-tea mood – perfect for beginners craving easy elegance.
- Graced Walkway – line a short path with evenly spaced EURYDOME and airy Lavandula to frame entrances in a refined but unfussy way – suited to homeowners seeking tidy structure.
- Cutting Strip – dedicate a sunny narrow bed to EURYDOME in rows, leaving room for simple filler plants like gypsophila to create ready-made home bouquets – appealing to hobby gardeners who love arranging flowers.
- Glossy Foliage Frame – use EURYDOME in front of pale walls or fences so its dark, shiny leaves and warm blooms provide year-round visual depth – useful for busy urban gardeners wanting impact from few plants.
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Hybrid tea rose, registered as PANlavrug, marketed as EURYDOME – pink-yellow hybrid tea rose – Panozzo; hybrid tea group, exhibition-type blooms with verified cultivar authenticity for garden and cutting use. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Bernard Panozzo in France around 2006, parentage unknown; first distributed in 2007 by Pépinière Leroi and Le Star de Doué, reflecting classic French hybrid tea breeding for garden and cut-flower performance. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Upright bushy shrub reaching about 80–110 cm tall and 50–70 cm wide; moderately thorny canes carry dense, dark green, glossy foliage that clothes the plant well from base to tip in suitable sunny garden positions. |
| Flower morphology |
Large, very double, high-centred hybrid tea blooms with over 40 petals, typically borne singly on stems; bud form is pointed and elegant, with remontant, abundant repeat flowering in the second flush during the season. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Magenta-based pink with soft peach tones, bicoloured effect from golden–peach centre to pink outer petals; colour holds well, fading gently to creamy, coral-powder pink over time, providing nuanced visual interest as blooms age. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Medium-strength, clearly noticeable fragrance described as fresh and fruity rather than heavy; suitable for enjoying near seating or as a cut flower indoors, where the scent complements rather than dominates smaller rooms. |
| Hip characteristics |
Hip set is generally limited due to very double flowers; where formed, hips are small, spherical, orange-red, around 8–12 mm in diameter, adding occasional autumn detail without significantly impacting flowering performance. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Rated to approximately −21 to −18 °C (RHS H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA 6b); disease resistance is medium for powdery mildew, black spot and rust, so basic monitoring and occasional protection may be required in wetter seasons. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Best in sunny sites with well-drained soil; spacing about 60 cm in borders, 50 cm for hedging or 90 cm as a specimen. Maintenance is moderate, with some deadheading and occasional plant protection to sustain healthy flowering. |
EURYDOME – pink-yellow hybrid tea rose – Panozzo offers elegant cut-worthy blooms, compact upright growth and the long-term reliability of an own-root plant, making it a thoughtful choice for relaxed, coastal-inspired family gardens.
