EURYDOME – pink-yellow hybrid tea rose - Panozzo
Elegant and classically formed, EURYDOME is a hybrid tea rose for those who want a reliable, remontant garden rose that doubles as an excellent cut flower for the house. Large, very double, high‑centred blooms open from pointed buds, blending pink and peach‑yellow into refined bicolour tones that hold their colour well even in unsettled British summer weather, coping steadily with frequent rain and brisk winds near exposed coasts. The upright, compact bush with dense, glossy dark foliage sits neatly in small front‑garden borders or around‑the‑house beds, creating a composed, orderly look without demanding complex pruning. Medium maintenance suits hobby gardeners who are happy to deadhead for repeat flushes, while the own‑root plant slowly builds a durable, well‑anchored structure for a long‑lived specimen in your family garden over the years, as roots establish, top growth develops, then by around the third season full display potential is reached.
Usage options
| Target area |
Reasoning |
| Front-garden focal point near the entrance |
The upright, compact habit and very double hybrid tea blooms create a tidy, formal accent by a path or doorway without overwhelming a small plot. Its structured shape is easy to understand and maintain with simple annual pruning for beginners. |
| Small border in a family back garden |
EURYDOME’s steady remontant flowering offers repeat colour through the season in a narrow border, rewarding basic deadheading and feeding. Over successive years it forms a durable, own‑root bush, suiting those who want reliable structure in a busy household garden for hobby-gardeners. |
| Cottage-style mixed bed with perennials |
The refined bicolour pink‑peach flowers blend beautifully with soft perennials and cottage favourites, giving classic cutting‑garden charm while remaining upright and manageable. This makes it attractive where you want romantic style without complex rose care for aesthetes. |
| Dedicated cut-flower row or corner |
High‑centred, long-stemmed blooms are ideal for cutting, providing exhibition‑style flowers for vases at home. Planting in a short row allows easy access for harvesting and deadheading, suiting those who value indoor floral displays from their own garden for homeowners. |
| Specimen rose in a small lawn or gravel space |
As a single specimen spaced at about 90 cm, the dense glossy foliage and generous flowers read clearly from a distance, giving a composed focal point with medium maintenance needs. Own‑root growth supports longevity where you prefer one well-chosen plant for planners. |
| Formal pair flanking a path or terrace |
Planted as a mirrored pair, the uniform height and upright habit help frame steps, paths or seating areas. Simple, similar pruning on each side maintains balance, supporting an orderly look without advanced techniques, ideal for symmetry‑minded gardeners. |
| Large container on a sunny patio |
In a 40–50 litre container, EURYDOME remains upright and contained while producing quality blooms at eye level. Good drainage and regular watering are straightforward tasks, making this a practical option where soil is difficult and space limited for urban balconies. |
| Border in gardens exposed to wind and rain |
Dense foliage and a moderately thorny, upright framework give the plant physical stability, helping it stand up to typical British bouts of rain and wind that can buffet more lax shrubs. This suits coastal or open‑site family gardens for weather‑aware owners. |
Styling ideas
- PORTICO POISE – Plant a pair of EURYDOME either side of a front step with low evergreen edging to emphasise its compact, upright habit and orderly effect – for symmetry‑loving homeowners.
- CUTTING CORNER – Arrange a short row along a sunny fence with easy access for snipping stems, combining EURYDOME with simple annuals so its high‑centred blooms shine in vases – for indoor‑flower enthusiasts.
- COTTAGE HARMONY – Weave EURYDOME between pastel foxgloves and soft geraniums so the pink‑peach bicolour flowers echo traditional cottage gardens while staying structurally neat – for romantic‑style beginners.
- PATIO SHOWPIECE – Grow one plant in a 50‑litre terracotta pot with free‑draining compost, underplanting with low herbs to highlight its glossy foliage and repeated flowering – for small‑space patio gardeners.
- STRUCTURED BORDER – Space several plants 60 cm apart in a straight line in front of darker shrubs to build a clear, formal flowering strip that is easy to prune and maintain – for order‑seeking family gardens.
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 rose group, exhibition-type blooms suited to cutting and garden display. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Bernard Panozzo in France around 2006, introduced in 2007 by French nurseries Pépinière Leroi and Le Star de Doué; detailed parentage and breeding lineage are not recorded. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Upright, compact bush 80–110 cm high and 50–70 cm wide, with dense, dark green glossy foliage and moderate prickles; self-cleaning is weak, so spent blooms usually benefit from deadheading. |
| Flower morphology |
Large, 2.75–3.95 inch, very double high-centred blooms on mostly solitary stems, with over 40 petals; classic hybrid tea flower form, ideal for cutting, with abundant repeat flowering through the season. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Bicolour blooms with golden-peach centres and mid-pink outer petals, magenta margins; colours soften to coral-powder pink as flowers age, with very good colour retention and attractive tonal transitions in all stages. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Medium-strength, fresh fruity fragrance that is clearly noticeable outdoors and indoors in the vase, enhancing its value as both a garden ornamental and a cut flower for regular household arrangements. |
| Hip characteristics |
Hip set is usually limited due to very double flowers, but when present produces small spherical orange-red hips about 8–12 mm in diameter, adding a modest decorative autumn feature in some seasons. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Hardy to approximately –21 to –18 °C (RHS H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA 6b); disease resistance medium to black spot, powdery mildew and rust, so occasional preventive care or timely treatment may be needed. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Best in full sun with well-drained soil; recommended spacing 50–90 cm depending on use, 2.8–3.2 plants/m² in mass planting; suited to borders, specimen planting and cutting, with moderate maintenance needs. |
EURYDOME Hybrid tea rose PANlavrug offers elegant cut-worthy blooms, compact upright growth and dependable remontant colour on a long-lived own-root plant, making it a thoughtful choice for a structured yet easy family garden.
