Belle de Lyra Hybrid tea rose pharmaROSA® – NEONATAL rooted cutting
Hybrid own‑root NEONATAL material of Belle de Lyra gives professional growers a stable, bush‑trained base with 3–5 strong framework canes for premium container routes and 5–7 L targets, ideal where exclusive, flower‑driven finished stock is required for retail and reseller channels. Its bushy and upright habit with dense, glossy mid‑green foliage supports clean, premium‑looking borders and specimen production in nursery propagation beds and container systems. Medium‑maintenance needs and moderate disease resistance with black spot resistance suit structured plant‑health programmes and predictable scheduling, while hardiness down to –21 °C, corresponding to typical Scottish and northern English winters, supports reliable outdoor standing in colder and wind‑exposed nursery sites. The warm, golden‑yellow colour, double, cup‑shaped blooms and remontant second flush allow you to build an exclusive, flower‑quality premium offer for thematic rose gardens, collections and high‑margin border lines, including larger 40–50 litre feature pots where required. Own‑root production of this cultivar offers regenerative growth and long‑term stand stability in propagation beds, reducing replacement risk and underpinning wholesale capacity planning as you move from year‑1 root establishment through year‑2 structural build to full ornamental expression in year 3. Clustered, medium‑sized blooms with 26–39 petals give a refined flower profile for cut‑flower side lines, while the compact 95–130 cm height range keeps logistics, grading and bench presentation efficient across integrated nursery networks and public‑realm supply chains focused on consistent, recognisable yellow hybrid tea formats.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- Premium 5–7 L yellow hybrid tea line – Bush‑trained Belle de Lyra in 5–7 L premium containers, using remontant flowering and dense, glossy foliage to deliver an exclusive bench‑ready item – target audience/channel: retail / reseller.
- Show‑garden feature specimens 40–50 L – Up‑pot selected own‑root plants into 40–50 litre tubs, leveraging bushy upright form and warm golden‑yellow blooms for entrances and thematic rose gardens – target audience/channel: landscape contractors and public‑realm projects.
- Thematic yellow hybrid tea collection mix – Integrate Belle de Lyra into curated yellow‑themed hybrid tea assortments, relying on authentic own‑root NEONATAL stock and strong flower form to support branded concept ranges – target audience/channel: specialist nurseries and branded programmes.
- Border and specimen contract crop – Produce uniform 5–7 L border and specimen plants from NEONATAL cuttings, combining moderate disease resistance and compact habit for institutional and municipal schemes – target audience/channel: public‑realm suppliers and integrators.
- Dual‑use container and cut‑stem programme – Grow premium 5–7 L containers while taking selected stems from remontant flushes, maximising value from bush‑trained plants with abundant second flowering – target audience/channel: premium floristry and high‑end garden centres.
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Belle de Lyra Hybrid tea rose pharmaROSA®, hybrid tea rose in the Hybrid Tea group; current trade name as given, with no separate registered exhibition name or alternative commercial designations reported. |
| Origin and breeding |
Hybrid tea discovered in France in 2014, with parentage not provided; bred and selected within PharmaRosa’s programme and introduced commercially by PharmaRosa® Ltd. (Hungary) as own‑root propagation material. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Bushy, upright shrub reaching approximately 95–130 cm high and 60–85 cm spread, with dense, mid‑green glossy foliage and moderate prickliness, forming a well‑filled, structurally stable framework for container or border use. |
| Flower morphology |
Medium‑sized, double, cup‑shaped blooms in clustered inflorescences, with 26–39 petals; remontant character with an abundant second flowering, but with weak self‑cleaning so deadheading of spent flowers is generally required. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Warm, rich golden‑yellow blooms opening from bright lemon‑gold buds, then fading through buttery yellow to straw‑yellow cream toward fall; colour retention is moderate with a notable lightening as the flower matures on the plant. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
No reliable data are available on fragrance character or strength; described primarily as an ornamental hybrid tea where visual flower quality and form are the principal attributes rather than notable scent performance. |
| Hip characteristics |
Produces hips only in small quantities; fruits are spherical, orange‑red, and typically around 8–12 mm in diameter, so hips have limited ornamental or production significance in most professional cropping scenarios. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Moderate overall disease resistance with resistance to black spot but only moderate tolerance to powdery mildew and rust; hardy to approximately –21 to –18 °C (RHS H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA 6b) with moderate heat and short‑term drought tolerance. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Recommended for borders, cut‑flower use and as a specimen; suits premium container routes with 5–7 L pots, medium maintenance and occasional plant protection, ideally supplied as bush‑trained plants with 3–5 strong framework canes. |
Belle de Lyra Hybrid tea rose pharmaROSA® offers compact, bushy own-root growth, remontant golden-yellow blooms and reliable hardiness, giving predictable long-term stands for planned capacity and exclusive yellow hybrid tea ranges; we would be pleased to discuss scheduling and volumes.
