PACIFIC™ – orange-pink bedding grandiflora rose - Tanjga
Let PACIFIC™ bring a sense of sea-breeze refreshment to your garden, with waves of warm orange‑pink blooms that echo late-summer sunsets over shingle and surf. This compact, bushy grandiflora settles in quickly, offering reliable flowering on a sturdy framework that copes well with blustery conditions and helps with secure anchoring in exposed, windy, rain‑swept UK plots. Its dense, dark green foliage provides a calm, glossy backdrop to the ever-changing blend of peach, pink and creamy yellow petals, while the medium, sweet‑fruity fragrance drifts invitingly across your veranda or small family seating area. In a large 40–50 litre container or a free-draining bed, own‑root plants build strength steadily – roots first, then top growth, before reaching full ornamental value around the third year – giving you a long‑lived, easy‑to-manage coastal haven. Choose PACIFIC™ if you like well-structured, low‑fuss shrubs that reward simple, regular care with generous, remontant flowering, pastel and a gently exotic Pacific mood for relaxed weekend teas. Its medium maintenance suits busy homeowners who still want a consistent display and value‑based quality in a family garden by the sea.
Usage options
| Target area | Reasoning |
|---|
| Coastal veranda containers (40–50 L) |
The compact, bushy habit and 60–90 cm height make PACIFIC™ ideal for large pots on a breezy veranda, where its dense roots and framework provide good anchoring in exposed, windy, rain‑swept UK plots; suits relaxed beginners. |
| Small family seating area |
The steady, remontant flowering and medium, sweet‑fruity fragrance create a soft backdrop around a terrace table, with no need for show‑bench grooming, just seasonal pruning and feeding; perfect for busy families. |
| “Girly” coastal shingle bed |
Pastel peach, pink and creamy yellow blooms read as softly feminine against pale shingle and driftwood, combining beautifully with sea kale and ornamental grasses for a playful, seaside palette loved by coastal‑style enthusiasts. |
| Bedding strips along paths |
The medium‑sized, clustered flowers give continuous colour at eye and knee level, guiding you gently along paths without overwhelming a small plot, ideal for informal layouts favoured by casual gardeners. |
| Low, flowering wind-filter hedge |
Planted 50–60 cm apart, the bushy, erect growth links into a low hedge that breaks the wind without blocking light, offering privacy and colour around play lawns for practical, design‑minded homeowners. |
| Mixed perennial and grass border |
The rich orange‑pink tones blend well with blue Festuca, Lavandula and soft Artemisia, giving a long-season, textural display that looks thought-through yet easy-going, ideal for style-conscious urbanites. |
| Own-root long-term feature shrub |
As an own-root rose, PACIFIC™ rebuilds from its base after hard pruning or weather damage, maintaining shape and flowering over many years with simple annual care, suiting long‑view, low‑effort planners. |
| Value-conscious mass planting |
At 2.8–3.2 plants/m², it forms a reliable, colour-rich carpet with standard disease resistance and consistent flowering, giving a good ornamental return for each plant, attractive to budget-aware garden buyers. |
Styling ideas
- Beach-Veranda Glow – Group PACIFIC™ in 50 L tubs with pale gravel mulch and a low timber bench for a sun-bleached, seaside sitting nook – ideal for coastal veranda owners.
- Shingle Pastels – Combine with sea kale, Festuca and driftwood accents in a free-draining bed to echo Cornish coves – perfect for coastal-style lovers.
- Family Tea Corner – Flank a small patio table with three shrubs underplanted with thyme to enjoy scented, wind-sheltered tea breaks – great for young families.
- Soft Windbreak Hedge – Plant as a loose hedge along a boundary fence, interspersed with Lavandula, to filter wind while keeping views – suited to practical homeowners.
- Romantic Mix – Weave PACIFIC™ through airy grasses and Monarda for a sunset-toned, gently scented border – appealing to hobby gardeners seeking easy romance.
Technical cultivar profile
| Property | Data |
|---|
| Name and registration |
Grandiflora shrub bedding rose; registered as BOZpacisun, marketed as PACIFIC™ – orange-pink bedding grandiflora rose - Tanjga; collection: Bedding rose; authenticity verified 26 May 2025. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Biljana Božanić Tanjga (PhenoGeno Roses), breeding year 2018; parentage not disclosed; developed as a versatile bedding and grandiflora shrub for decorative garden use. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Bushy, erect shrub 60–90 cm high and 50–75 cm wide, with dense, slightly glossy dark green foliage (RHS 137A) and moderate prickles; suitable for bedding, low hedging and container use. |
| Flower morphology |
Medium-sized, double, cup-shaped blooms (26–39 petals), usually 3–5 per stem; remontant with abundant second flush; good for continuous bedding effects rather than cutting. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Base colour warm yellowish-orange with a pink veil; buds deep golden-yellow blushed salmon; shades lighten to pastel peach, creamy yellow and soft pink as blooms open and age, with good colour retention. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Medium-strength, refreshing sweet-fruity scent noticeable at close range and in still air; adds sensory interest around seating areas without overwhelming small patios or balconies. |
| Hip characteristics |
Rose hips are sparse due to double flowers; occasional small, egg-shaped hips 11–17 mm, bright orange-red (RHS 34A), may appear and offer modest late-season ornamental interest. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Winter hardy to about −40 to −37 °C (RHS H7, Swedish zone 6, USDA 3a); medium resistance to black spot, mildew and rust, responding well to good air circulation and basic rose care. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Plant 50–95 cm apart depending on use, in well-drained soil; feed and prune regularly to sustain flowering; works in beds, low hedges and 40–50 L containers for long-lived own-root displays. |
PACIFIC™ – orange-pink bedding grandiflora rose - Tanjga offers compact, long-season colour, a gentle sweet-fruity scent and resilient own-root growth; consider it if you want a quietly reliable coastal-style rose for everyday enjoyment.
