Romantic rose

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Antique Rose

Romantic rose

- – John Scarman

The petals are a clear, bright mid‑pink shade with a subtle silvery sheen. - nostalgia rose - strong, clearly scented rose - fresh, fruity

– XL rosette blooms in clear mid‑pink tones.
– Strong, fresh and fruity fragrance.
– Bushy habit with dense, dark green foliage.
– Reliable remontant flowering with generous second flush.
– Very hardy shrub, RHS rating H7.
– Special feature: Nostalgic old‑world charm with premium flower form.
Exclusive finished product
Antique Rose
pharmaROSA® NEONATAL rooted rose cutting
28,20 £
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ANTIQUE ROSE – pink nostalgic rose – Scarman

Romantic shrub material for professional production, ANTIQUE ROSE offers own‑root stability for UK nurseries building premium nostalgic assortments where flower quality and form justify an exclusive retail position. As a bush‑trained, 3–5‑cane framework shrub, these pharmaROSA® NEONATAL cuttings support predictable premium‑container scheduling in 5–7 L formats and can be scaled into wider thematic rose collections for show gardens or curated retail concepts. The generous remontant habit, with a strong second flush of XL rosette blooms, delivers sustained impact and mid‑pink colour with only slight fading, allowing growers to plan colour‑critical dispatches even under variable UK light. Strong, clearly fresh‑fruity fragrance and dense, slightly glossy dark‑green foliage reinforce a high‑perceived‑value nostalgia profile suited to curated ranges supplying public‑realm and institutional projects, with own‑root longevity supporting homogeneous plantings, low replacement and planned capacity over the typical year‑by‑year development arc from roots to shoots to full ornamental performance, while its recorded winter hardiness supports reliable cropping even in cooler northern and more exposed sites where winter tolerance and structure retention are important for long‑term scheme planning.


Usage options

Target area Reasoning
Premium 5–7 L nostalgic shrub line The XL, mid‑pink rosette blooms with strong, fresh‑fruity fragrance give clear added value in a premium container route, especially when sold as an exclusive finished product. Bush‑trained, 3–5‑cane NEONATAL material establishes quickly into 5–7 L pots, reaching marketable quality on a predictable timetable. The own‑root base supports renewable growth and low replacement in retailer ranges targeting discerning retail / reseller partners focused on flower quality, form and consistent presentation for nursery–retail integration.
Thematic and romantic rose collections The nostalgic flower form and stable mid‑pink colour with only slight fading are well suited to romantic and collection plantings in dedicated rose gardens. Using own‑root NEONATAL stock as a propagation base allows nurseries to maintain cultivar identity and structure across multiple production cycles in 5–7 L premium containers. This underpins curated, exclusive assortments where a broad own‑root portfolio of over 1600 cultivars can support complete thematic offerings for collection-focused channels.
Cut-flower oriented shrub production With XL semi‑double rosette blooms, strong fragrance and remontant flowering with a generous second flush, ANTIQUE ROSE lends itself to shrub‑cut production for niche retail stems and mixed nostalgic bouquets. Bush‑trained NEONATAL plants develop a framework that supports repeated cutting in premium container blocks used as mother stands. Own‑root regeneration capacity helps maintain stem output and plant longevity, supporting specialist retailers and florists via cut-flower reseller streams.
Show benches and display beds The combination of dense, slightly glossy dark‑green foliage and clearly scented mid‑pink blooms creates strong bench and display impact. Premium 5–7 L production from uniform NEONATAL stock gives reliable staging material for nursery open days, retail point‑of‑sale benches and show‑garden beds. The known winter hardiness facilitates overwintering of display stock outdoors, ensuring continuity for events and promotions aligned with exclusive, flower‑quality‑led positioning for showcase retail concepts.
Public-realm and institutional feature plantings Where high‑impact, scented focal shrubs are required, the XL flower size and strong fragrance justify a premium planting budget, particularly in curated public gardens and institutional schemes. Own‑root NEONATAL plants, once grown on in 5–7 L or larger 40–50 L containers, provide robust, long‑lived feature units with predictable structure and colour. Their stable hardiness supports planning for exposed northern or coastal contracts where winter tolerance and structure retention are critical for public-realm suppliers.
Collection maintenance and propagation beds For nurseries maintaining cultivar collections or gene‑bank style stands, the own‑root form ensures renewable growth and true‑to‑type replacement over time. Bush‑trained NEONATAL units slot efficiently into propagation beds, delivering a coherent framework for future cutting wood in a 5–7 L premium route. The remontant habit ensures repeated availability of assessment blooms, supporting ongoing quality control for exclusive finished product lines aimed at specialist collection nurseries.
Large-container specimen production (40–50 L) ANTIQUE ROSE’s height and spread, combined with its bushy habit and dense foliage, make it suitable as a 40–50 L specimen for high‑value retail and project sales. Starting from uniform, bush‑trained NEONATAL cuttings allows growers to build a stable shrub framework before stepping up into large containers. The own‑root system offers long lifespan and regeneration, enabling nurseries to hold and finish specimens with minimal structural loss, aligning with exclusive, flower‑form‑driven positioning for landscape-oriented resellers.
Premium retail assortments in challenging climates The recorded hardiness down to approximately -21 °C and suitability for cooler zones allows growers to position ANTIQUE ROSE in northern and more exposed markets with confidence, where dependable winter survival and structure retention are valued. NEONATAL own‑root plants provide homogeneous batches for 5–7 L premium container ranges, supporting predictable replenishment for retailers. This helps nurseries servicing regions where robust winter and wind tolerance is essential for climate-aware retail partners.

Finished-product ideas

  • Premium 5–7 L nostalgic shrub – Bush‑trained own‑root plants finished in 5–7 L pots, highlighting XL mid‑pink rosettes and strong fragrance for an exclusive nostalgic segment – premium retail / reseller benches.
  • Romantic collection duo-pack – Curated pairings of ANTIQUE ROSE with complementary Romantic rose cultivars, using uniform NEONATAL starts to ensure matched habit and colour stability – themed retail collections and show‑garden partners.
  • Large 40–50 L feature specimen – Step‑up production from 5–7 L to 40–50 L containers to create mature, bushy, scented feature shrubs for entrances and focal beds – landscaper depots and public‑realm suppliers.
  • Shrub cut-flower block – Dedicated premium container mother block grown from uniform NEONATAL plants for repeat harvest of XL, fragrant nostalgic blooms – specialist florists and boutique cut‑flower outlets.
  • Curated heritage-style bed set – Pre‑planned assortments for thematic rose beds in public or institutional gardens, built on own‑root NEONATAL stock for long‑term stability – municipal, estate and institutional project channels.

Technical cultivar profile
Parameter Data
Name and registration Collection Romantic rose shrub; commercial nostalgia rose, trade name ANTIQUE ROSE – pink nostalgic rose – Scarman; other trade names Antique Rose Romantic rose Scarman; formal registration data not provided.
Origin and breeding Bred by John Scarman at Scarman Roses Nursery, Germany, breeding year and introduction 2007; initial distribution through Scarman Roses in Germany and the United Kingdom; parentage unknown; registration year not provided.
Awards and recognition Awards, competition results, collectors’ recommendations and formal horticultural ratings have not been provided for this cultivar; no external distinctions or show records are listed in the available data.
Growth and structural characteristics Bushy shrub with dense, slightly glossy dark green foliage; height around 105–165 cm with a spread of 100–150 cm; moderately thorny shoots; self‑cleaning capacity not provided; trained on 3–5 strong framework canes for bush form.
Flower morphology XL sized semi‑double rosette blooms with approximately 17–25 petals, borne in clusters; remontant with a generous second flush, giving extended ornamental value; exhibition categories noted as shrub rose and cut flower, suiting dual use.
Colour data and phenology Clear bright mid‑pink with subtle silvery sheen; ARS code MP, RHS 65C outer, 62D inner; slight fading only at petal margins to powder‑pink on ageing; centre slightly lighter; unopened buds deeper pink with silky sheen, colour retention moderate.
Fragrance and aroma Strong, clearly perceived fragrance with a fresh, fruity character; not specifically rated for cosmetic or soap use; semi‑double to double flower form modestly attracts pollinators as stamens and nectar are only partially accessible.
Hip characteristics Occasionally forms ellipsoidal hips, around 12–18 mm in diameter; hips are dull or muted red and relatively small; hip production is not a dominant ornamental feature but may appear sporadically on unpruned shoots.
Resistance and winter hardiness Winter hardy to around -21 to -18 °C, RHS hardiness H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA zone 6b; disease resistance sensitive overall with moderate powdery mildew and black spot susceptibility and very sensitive rust, requiring regular plant protection.
Horticultural recommendations Primary uses not provided; recommended as a premium container shrub trained on 3–5 framework canes, target pot 5–7 L; maintenance requirement high with poor disease resistance, necessitating regular protection; suitable for exclusive finished product positioning.

ANTIQUE ROSE – pink nostalgic rose – Scarman combines XL fragrant blooms, reliable winter hardiness and own-root longevity into predictable, regenerative shrub stock; we would be pleased to discuss volumes, timelines and assortment fit with you.

Detailed product attributes

Product Identification Data

Product Name: ANTIQUE ROSE – pink nostalgic rose - Scarman
Product Type: pharmaROSA® NEONATAL - rooted rose cutting
Cultivar Authenticity: Verified:04.05.2025
Cultivar Quality Rating: premium bronze
Item Number: [898] 20-272 (14.02.2026) pharmarosaneonatal.co.uk

Name and Registration

Meaning of Cultivar Name: The word 'Antique' refers to the old-world, traditional character of the rose.
Original Trade Name: Antique Rose
Current Trade Name: Antique Rose Romantic rose Scarman
Rose Group: Shrub
Commercial Type: nostalgia rose
Commercial Group: Romantic rose
Exhibition Category: shrub rose; cut flower
Collection: Romantic rose

Origin and Breeding

Initial Distributor: Scarman Roses (Germany; United Kingdom)
Registration Year: Information not available
Breeder: John Scarman
Breeding Company / Institution: Scarman Roses Nursery
Breeding Year: Germany, 2007
Parentage: unknown

Growth and Structural Characteristics

Height: 3.4-5.4ft (105-165 cm)
Spread: 3.3-4.9ft (100-150 cm)
Growth Habit: bushy
Foliage: The variety’s foliage is dense, with leaves that have a slightly glossy surface and a dark green hue.
Prickliness: moderately thorny
Self-Cleaning Description: No data on self-cleaning.
Self-Cleaning Intensity: No data on self-cleaning strength.

Flower Morphology

Petal Count: 17-25
Flower Fullness: semi-double flowered
Flower Shape: rosette
Flower Size: XL (3,5 in -)
Inflorescence Type: clustered
Colour Code: ARS code: MP RHS code: 65C (outer), 62D (inner)
Repeat Flowering: Remontant, with a generous second flush of blooms.

Colour Data and Phenology

Colour: pink
Flower Colour Description: The petals are a clear, bright mid‑pink shade with a subtle silvery sheen.
Closed Bud: The surface has a deeper pink tone, with a uniform colouration and a fine silky sheen.
Newly Opened Flower: The outer petal whorl is slightly lighter, while the inner petals are a richer pink with a subtle gradient.
Full Bloom: Uniform mid-pink; the centre of the petals is slightly lighter and the shade remains unchanged.
Before Fading: The margins of the outer petals fade to a soft powder-pink hue.
Colour Fading Description: The colour only fades slightly: the mid-pink hue remains throughout, and just before the blooms fade the margins of the outer petals pale to a powder-pink.

Fragrance and Aroma

Fragrance Strength: strong, clearly scented rose
Fragrance Character: fresh, fruity
Pollinator Attraction: Its flowers only modestly attract pollinators, because fuller forms (semi‑double to double) often conceal the stamens and nectar, whereas single blooms with exposed stamens are more accessible and therefore more attractive.
Pollinator-Friendly Rating: The descriptions do not specifically list it as pollinator-friendly.

Hip Characteristics

Hip Shape: ellipsoidal
Hip Colour: muted red
Hip Comment: Occasionally formed, 12–18 mm in diameter, ellipsoid, dull red rose hip.

Resistance and Hardiness

Hardiness (°C): -21–-18 °C
Heat and Drought Tolerance Description: No data are available on heat–drought tolerance.
Disease Resistance: sensitive
  • powdery mildew – moderate
  • black spot – moderate
  • rust – very sensitive

Horticultural Recommendations

Recommended product path: Premium container
Release form: Bush-trained, with 3–5 strong framework canes
Recommended use: Maintenance requirement high; disease resistance poor, regular plant protection required.
Primary Uses: no data

Comments

Positioning: Exclusive finished product
Target customer/channel: Retail / reseller
Main value proposition: Flower quality, form
ANTIQUE ROSE – pink nostalgic rose - Scarman
The petals are a clear, bright mid‑pink shade with a subtle silvery sheen. - nostalgia rose - strong, clearly scented rose - fresh, fruity
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Inflorescence: clustered Height: 3.4-5.4ft (105-165 cm) Flower shape: rosette Winter hardiness: 4b pink - Scarman Roses (Germany; United Kingdom) nostalgia rose - Flower size: XL (3,5 in -) Flower size: XL (3,5 in -) - Height: 3.4-5.4ft (105-165 cm) Height: 3.4-5.4ft (105-165 cm) - Flower fullness: semi-double flowered Antique Rose - Roses in the garden | pharmaROSA® Neonatal - premium bronze John Scarman

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As a uniform, own‑rooted propagation material, it provides a stable basis for further growing-on and can be integrated flexibly into different finished product production technologies.
Rooted in trays (rooted), 3–6‑month‑old, own‑rooted rose cutting.
Uniform developmental stage, with a root system that has thoroughly penetrated the plug.
For professional growing‑on.
Tray packaging: 10 pcs/tray.
Quality and varietal identity: production supported by a dedicated identification and traceability logic.
Can be transplanted during frost‑free periods, designed for finished product production.

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