Regines Climbing rose pharmaROSA® – pharmaROSA® NEONATAL rooted cutting
Vertical rose features are increasingly specified in UK schemes, and pharmaROSA® NEONATAL own-root material gives you a predictable starting point for training climbing stock of Regines. This medium-vigour, bushy, trailing habit suits pergolas, façades and arches where a space-defining, exclusive look is required, with dense, glossy foliage supporting a stable ornamental surface. Remontant, cluster-borne, rosette blooms in warm orange-pink tones provide a distinctive colour accent with a fresh, fruity fragrance, fitting thematic and collection plantings and supporting retail / reseller differentiation. Own-root production underpins long-term longevity, regenerative capacity and homogeneous stands, translating into lower replacement, predictable capacity and reliable trained finished climbers in 5–7 L. In typical UK nursery conditions, Regines supports supply into public-realm and collection projects across varied climates, including sites where good winter and wind tolerance is expected in northern regions. With NEONATAL material, Year 1 roots, Year 2 structural canes and Year 3 full ornamental performance align well with planned trained-climber release windows and programme-based wholesale commitments, complementing a premium silver positioning for distinctive vertical accents.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- Regines 5 L Trained Climber – Own-root NEONATAL plants staked with 3–5 canes in 5 L pots, using the bushy, trailing habit and medium height to give a ready-to-place pergola or fence feature, positioned as an exclusive vertical accent – retail garden centres and quality DIY chains.
- Regines Arch Pair 7 L – Matched pair of 7 L trained climbers, exploiting remontant flowering and dense foliage for symmetrical rose arch plantings, with medium maintenance needs supporting project specifications – landscaper-focused wholesalers and project nurseries.
- Regines Collection Climber – Curated line for thematic rose gardens, highlighting colour transitions and fresh, fruity fragrance, with own-root longevity ideal for cultivar maintenance beds and collection stands – specialist rose nurseries and estate gardens.
- Regines Hardy Vertical Line – H7-rated, own-root climbers in 5–7 L, promoted for cooler and wind-exposed northern sites where winter reliability and regenerative stands are key – regional distributors and public-realm contract suppliers.
- Regines Premium Feature Range – Premium silver quality selection in trained climber format, focusing on exclusive, space-defining colour and habit for façades and terraces, supported by predictable NEONATAL propagation batches – branded private-label programmes and multi-site retailers.
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Current trade name: Regines Climbing rose pharmaROSA®; group: Climber, large-flowered. Commercial type registered as climbing rose; other formal registration data not provided. |
| Origin and breeding |
Parentage and breeding company are not provided; discovered by pharmaROSA® and introduced by PharmaRosa® Ltd. (Hungary) in 1990, with registration recorded in 1989. |
| Awards and recognition |
Holds ARS Award of Excellence (1990) and Miniature King of Show – Long Island Rose Society (2001), supporting credibility when positioning within premium or collection-focused assortments. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Height typically 180–280 cm with 80–160 cm spread, combining a creeping, trailing habit with a bushy shrub structure and dense, glossy, mid-green foliage; self-cleaning behaviour not provided. |
| Flower morphology |
Medium-sized, 1.5–2.75 inch, double rosette blooms with 26–39 petals, produced in clusters; repeat flowering is remontant with an abundant second flush supporting extended ornamental periods. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Warm orange-pink colour range, with peach–apricot centres fading to creamy butter-yellow and rosy-powdery tones; colour retention is moderate and flowers show a gradual, harmonious transition before fading. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Fresh, fruity fragrance of medium strength, clearly noticeable around the plant while remaining manageable in mixed plantings; double flowers offer limited pollinator appeal due to reduced stamen access. |
| Hip characteristics |
Occasionally forms small, bright red spherical hips about 8–13 mm in diameter; hips can contribute additional seasonal interest in collection or display plantings if deadheading is not strictly applied. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Rated to around -21–-18 °C, with RHS H7, Swedish Zone 3 and USDA 6b classification; disease profile shows black spot resistance with moderate susceptibility to powdery mildew and rust, overall moderate resistance. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Recommended uses include pergolas, fences, façades and rose arches; suited to trained climber finished products from 5–7 L pots, with staked, 3–5 cane forms and medium maintenance that may need periodic treatments. |
Regines Climbing rose pharmaROSA® combines controllable vertical growth, remontant, fragrant orange-pink blooms and own-root predictability for long-lived, homogeneous trained climbers; please contact us to align on volume planning and scheduling.
