EYEWINK AMORINA – pink landscape shrub rose – rooted cutting for professional propagation
As a bushy, uniform modern shrub in the bedding segment, EYEWINK AMORINA offers dense, low‑care structure and fast coverage for project mass plantings built from tray‑rooted own‑root propagation material. Its semi‑double, pollinator‑supporting blooms are clustered, self‑cleaning and repeat‑flowering, helping You present a tidy, continuously ornamental, shrub‑trained finished product in 1.5–2 litre containers or larger 40–50 litre landscape sizes for beds, borders and urban parks. Own‑root plants establish into durable stands with predictable regrowth and reduced replacement, supporting homogeneous capacity across nursery networks and public‑realm supply chains that must cope with winter, wind and exposed conditions typical of Scottish and northern English sites. The compact 50–70 cm habit and good disease resistance simplify maintenance for landscape contractors, while stable quality from pharmaROSA® NEONATAL cuttings underpins long‑term credibility and collection‑grade plantings where cultivar identity matters and a clear Year‑1 roots, Year‑2 shoots, Year‑3 full ornamental value development arc can be scheduled ahead for project delivery.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- 1.5–2 L shrub bedding unit – Own‑root, uniformly bushy plants finished in 1.5–2 L pots, leveraging compact habit and self‑cleaning flowers for fast‑coverage bedding lines – target: project‑serving wholesalers for municipal and housing‑association schemes.
- 40–50 L landscape shrub module – Larger, own‑root shrubs in 40–50 L containers, exploiting heat/drought tolerance and winter hardiness for instant‑impact urban beds – target: landscape contractors needing ready‑made structure for public‑realm projects.
- Pollinator‑accent rose bed mix – Semi‑double, open‑centred, bee‑attracting flowers used in mixed rose pallets for ecological public plantings, with low maintenance suiting budget‑sensitive contracts – target: councils and institutional buyers via integrator networks.
- Colour‑themed coral‑pink collection – Uniform, coral‑pink shrubs for curated colour blocks in thematic rose gardens, supported by own‑root longevity and good colour retention – target: show‑garden operators and specialist collection nurseries.
- Project mass‑plant tray programme – NEONATAL batches reserved and scheduled ahead, grown on to a dense, bush‑trained form in standard containers, optimising predictable capacity and homogeneous stands – target: integrators coordinating multi‑site landscape frameworks.
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Current trade name: Eyewink Amorina Bedding rose De Ruiter; collection: Bedding rose; group: Modern shrub (Landscape Shrub), commercial type: landscape shrub rose, bed rose segment; registered cultivar name: not provided. |
| Origin and breeding |
Breeder and breeding company: De Ruiter Innovations B.V.; parentage: unknown; initial distributor: De Ruiter Innovations B.V. (Netherlands); breeding, registration and introduction years: data not provided. |
| Awards and recognition |
Not provided; no competition records, collector recommendations or formal horticultural ratings have been specified for this cultivar in the supplied data. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Bushy, compact shrub with moderately dense, slightly glossy mid‑green foliage; height and spread both around 50–70 cm; moderately thorny shoots; good self‑cleaning, most spent blooms drop naturally, maintaining tidy structure. |
| Flower morphology |
Semi‑double, flat flowers with 13–25 petals; medium size (approximately 1.5–2.75 in) in clusters; repeat‑flowering with a generous second flush; open flower form keeps stamens exposed, contributing to pollinator attractiveness. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Striking coral‑pink blooms with pale cream‑white to yellowish centre and yellow stamens; RHS 53C outer, 53D inner; colour holds well, then softens to pastel pink as flowers mature, maintaining contrast between petals and central eye. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Light, restrained fragrance with a soft, fresh, fruity character; scent is present but not dominant, suitable for public and park settings where strong fragrance is not required; no specific cosmetic or soap use data provided. |
| Hip characteristics |
Moderate fruiting with globular, orange‑red hips, approximately 10–14 mm diameter; hips provide additional visual interest into winter, extending ornamental value in public and park plantings beyond the main flowering period. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Good general disease resistance, with good levels against powdery mildew, black spot and rust; winter hardiness approximately –21 to –18 °C, RHS H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA zone 6b; once established, tolerates heat and moderate drought well. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Recommended for flowerbeds, borders, parks, urban green spaces and specimen use in landscape concepts; project mass planting route with low maintenance needs, minimal pruning and feeding; release as a uniform, dense, bush‑trained finished shrub. |
EYEWINK AMORINA combines compact, uniform structure, fast, repeat coral‑pink coverage and low maintenance with predictable, regenerative own‑root performance, offering nurseries and project suppliers a reliable option for aligning long‑term capacity and scheduling discussions.
