Mozart's Lady

Park - shrub rose

- – John Scarman

Delicate, pure pale pink shade that gradually lightens towards the outer edge of the petals. - park rose - very weak, barely noticeable scented rose - delicately sweet character

– Compact, upright shrub for versatile planting
– Very double, pompon blooms in elegant clusters
– Refined pale pink flowers, softly fading to white
– Good tolerance of heat and short dry spells
– Moderate disease resistance with strong black spot resistance
– Special feature: Hybrid Moschata cross honouring Mozart’s legacy, combining classic charm with reliable garden performance.

Standard finished product

pharmaROSA® NEONATAL rooted rose cutting

28,23 £

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MOZART'S LADY – pink park rose – Scarman

Own-root propagation of Mozart’s Lady offers professional growers a compact, upright structure with reliable remontant flowering, ideal for standard container production in 2–3 L formats and onward build-up for thematic rose collections. The Hybrid Moschata background and H7 hardiness support field, bed, or container systems that must cope with cool, exposed UK conditions, naturally aligning with coastal and northern projects where winter and wind resilience are important. Medium maintenance needs and moderate disease tolerance allow planned, not reactive, crop care, while heat and drought resilience fit southern and urban schemes with structured irrigation. As own-root pharmaROSA® NEONATAL material, it provides a predictable, renewable base for nursery networks and integrator supply chains, moving from root establishment in year one through structural build in year two and full ornamental value from year three, supporting consistent capacity and lower replacement rates in wholesale stock programmes.

Usage options

Target area	Reasoning
Border and landscape shrub lines	The compact, upright habit with 110–160 cm height and 80–130 cm spread gives an efficient, repeatable unit for border and park shrub lines. In standard container production with 2–3 L targets, plants bulk quickly and are easy to grade for uniformity. Using medium-maintenance cultivars like this as own-root material supports reliable garden performance promises in retail / reseller channels, helping nursery growers deliver consistent border-ready stock for thematic rose gardens and collection schemes, especially in exposed northern and coastal projects where winter and wind resilience are expected for institutional buyers and professional growers.
Container and patio ranges	The bush-trained, compact structure and small, cluster-flowered blooms translate well into premium shrub roses in standard container lines. A 2–3 L route allows quick bench-turn, with scope to step selected batches into 40–50 L feature containers for show gardens or specimen placements. Own-root stability supports repeated cropping of uniform, durable material for container programmes serving retailers focused on reliable garden performance, giving nurseries flexibility to schedule flowering windows while maintaining quality for wholesale networks.
Fence and obelisk training	The upright growth and moderate height make Mozart’s Lady suitable for light vertical training on fences and obelisks, adding layered interest without the management burden of more vigorous climbers. In production terms, the bush-trained release form integrates well into standard container systems and later staking, supporting structured ranges for themed rose collections. Own-root regeneration underpins longer-term landscape contracts and repeat orders, aligning with retail / reseller partners promoting dependable vertical accents and landscape contractors.
Cut-flower niche lines	The very double, ball to pompon clusters in delicate pale pink give a distinct, small-headed cut flower for niche bouquets and event work. While flower size is small, the remontant habit and abundant second flush support multiple cutting cycles from own-root plants once established. Routing NEONATAL material through standard 2–3 L containers ensures efficient establishment before field or tunnel planting. This helps nurseries supporting floristry-focused retail / reseller customers with reliable garden performance and repeatable niche cut-flower options for specialist wholesalers.
Thematic and collectors’ rose gardens	With parentage linking ‘The Lady Scarman’ and ‘Mozart’, this Hybrid Moschata is well suited to historical, breeder, or type-based collections. Own-root propagation supports accurate identity maintenance and long-term stand stability, critical for show and thematic gardens. Standard container production in 2–3 L pots gives flexible planting logistics for project-based schemes. Over successive years, plants progress from root establishment to full ornamental expression, matching the expectations of retail / reseller partners curating reliable garden performance across collection-style plantings for public-realm suppliers.
Public-realm shrub and park plantings	Moderate disease profile with good black-spot resistance, together with H7 hardiness and good heat tolerance, fits municipal and institutional shrub schemes that must balance input levels with robustness. Own-root stands offer regeneration and lower long-term replacement, useful where budgets require predictable performance. Standard container production gives scalable volumes for framework planting, particularly in rose-focused public parks or memorial gardens supplied through retail / reseller-aligned contract growers and integrator systems.
Specimen plants in large containers	In 40–50 L final containers, Mozart’s Lady can be positioned as a refined specimen for entrances, terraces, and focal points in curated rose gardens. The very double, pale pink blooms create a gentle visual impact, while own-root vigour provides the longevity needed for semi-permanent displays. Starting from 2–3 L NEONATAL-based stock simplifies step-up scheduling and reduces production risk. This serves retail / reseller partners and project specifiers seeking reliable garden performance from statement roses in managed high-value spaces for design-led nurseries.
Container-based stock for integrator networks	Tray-rooted own-root cuttings provide homogeneous input material for integrator networks needing predictable volumes and quality. Medium maintenance demands and moderate resistance allow planned plant protection within standard regimes. The climate flexibility, including resilience in cooler, wind-exposed districts, enables single-cultivar programmes across wide geographic supply areas. Standard container production in 2–3 L units supports efficient logistics for retail / reseller channels that depend on reliable garden performance in a coordinated, multi-site supply model for national programmes.

Finished-product ideas

2–3 L border shrub line – compact, upright plants with repeat flowering produced in standard 2–3 L containers as a border-ready shrub series – target audience/channel: retail / reseller garden centres.
40–50 L specimen feature – own-root, structurally strong plants stepped up into 40–50 L tubs for use as specimen accents in thematic rose gardens and curated landscapes – target audience/channel: landscape contractors and public-realm suppliers.
Vertical accent rose – bush-trained units selected for even height and branching, supplied with light support for fence and obelisk use within rose collections – target audience/channel: nurseries serving design-led retail / reseller clients.
Niche cut-flower shrub block – NEONATAL-based stock established in 2–3 L and then planted out for small-flower, double pink stems as a niche cut source – target audience/channel: specialist cut-flower growers and floristry wholesalers.
Collection-grade identity stock – own-root plants used as stable mother and display stock for Mozart/Scarman-themed ranges and Hybrid Moschata groupings – target audience/channel: nurseries curating thematic and show gardens.

Technical cultivar profile

Parameter	Data
Name and registration	Mozart’s Lady is marketed as a park-shrub rose within the Park - shrub rose commercial group; American Rose Society exhibition name Mozart’s Lady; no registered cultivar name is provided.
Origin and breeding	Bred by John Scarman in Germany, 2003, from a cross of ‘The Lady Scarman’ × ‘Mozart’ (Lambert, 1936); introduction year and initial distributor are not provided in the available data.
Awards and recognition	not provided
Growth and structural characteristics	Upright shrub to approximately 110–160 cm high and 80–130 cm wide, with moderately dense, light green, slightly glossy foliage and only slight prickliness; self-cleaning performance is not documented.
Flower morphology	Small, very double, ball to pompon-shaped blooms (around 0.5–1.5 in) produced in clusters; consistently forms highly filled flowers with over 40 petals and a strong remontant second flush.
Colour data and phenology	Delicate pale pink flowers (ARS MPk; RHS 65C outer, 65D inner) that open translucent pink then fade towards almost white edges; colour retention is moderate, with quicker lightening in strong sun.
Fragrance and aroma	Fragrance is very weak, with only a delicately sweet character; the highly double, camellia-like form limits pollinator access, so the cultivar is primarily ornamental rather than pollinator-focused.
Hip characteristics	Rosehip formation is minimal because of the very double blooms, though occasional small, spherical, orange-red hips 6–10 mm across may develop; hips are not a primary ornamental feature.
Resistance and winter hardiness	Rated to approximately −21 to −18 °C (H7, USDA 6b, Swedish zone 3) with good heat tolerance; disease profile shows black spot resistance with moderate susceptibility to powdery mildew and rust, needing occasional protection.
Horticultural recommendations	Recommended as a border, container, fence, obelisk, specimen and cut-flower shrub; medium maintenance, occasional plant protection, routed via standard container production with compact bush-trained form for 2–3 L pots.

MOZART'S LADY offers compact upright structure, repeat flowering and climate-tolerant robustness on a predictable own-root base, supporting homogeneous long-term stands; we would welcome discussing schedules, capacities and how it might fit your range.

Detailed product attributes

Product Identification Data

Product Name: MOZART'S LADY – pink park rose - Scarman

Product Type: pharmaROSA® NEONATAL - rooted rose cutting

Product Quality: -

Cultivar Authenticity: Verified:28.03.2025

Cultivar Quality Rating: premium bronze

Item Number: [1160] 20-279 (14.02.2026) pharmarosaneonatal.co.uk

Name and Registration

Meaning of Cultivar Name: The name "Mozart hölgye" pays tribute to Wolfgang A. Mozart and a woman associated with him.

Cultivar Synonym: -

Registered Cultivar Name: -

Original Trade Name: Mozart’s Lady

Former Name: -

Current Trade Name: Mozart's Lady Park - shrub rose Scarman

American Rose Society Approved Exhibition Name: Mozart’s Lady

Rose Group: Hybrid Moschata

Commercial Type: park rose

Commercial Group: Park - shrub rose

Exhibition Category: cut flower; shrub rose

Collection: Park - shrub rose

Origin and Breeding

Initial Distributor: -

Introduction Year: Data not available

Registration Year: 2003

Breeder: John Scarman

Breeding Company / Institution: unknown / no data

Breeding Year: Germany, 2003

Parentage: ‘The Lady Scarman’ × ‘Mozart’ (Lambert, 1936)

Awards and Honours

Global and Lifetime Awards: -

Horticultural Ratings and Recommendations: -

Competition and Show Awards: -

Collectors' Recommendations: -

Growth and Structural Characteristics

Height: 3.6-5.2ft (110-160 cm)

Spread: 2.6-4.3ft (80-130 cm)

Growth Habit: upright

Foliage: The variety's foliage is moderately dense, with leaves that have a slightly glossy surface and a light green hue.

Prickliness: slightly thorny

Self-Cleaning Description: No data available on self-cleaning.

Self-Cleaning Intensity: No data on self‑cleaning strength.

Flower Morphology

Petal Count: 40+

Flower Fullness: very double-flowered

Flower Shape: ball, pompon

Flower Size: S (0,5-1,5 in)

Inflorescence Type: cluster-flowered

Colour Code: ARS code: MPk RHS code: 65C (outer), 65D (inner)

Repeat Flowering: Remontant with an abundant second flowering.

Colour Data and Phenology

Colour: pink

Flower Colour Description: Delicate, pure pale pink shade that gradually lightens towards the outer edge of the petals.

Closed Bud: Soft pastel pink with a slight silvery tinge.

Newly Opened Flower: Uniform, translucent pink, with a subtle deeper tone on the central petals.

Full Bloom: Light pink, fading to almost porcelain-white towards the petal edges.

Before Fading: An almost white hue with a barely perceptible pink blush at the petal tips.

Colour Fading Description: Gradually fades from pink to white; lightens quickly in strong sunlight.

Colour Retention Level: moderate

Fragrance and Aroma

Fragrance Strength: very weak, barely noticeable scented rose

Fragrance Character: delicately sweet character

Pollinator Attraction: Its very double, camellia‑like blooms are of low attractiveness to pollinators because the full (double) flower form conceals the reproductive organs and makes the stamens largely inaccessible.

Pollinator-Friendly Rating: Highly double, camellia-like flowers mean its pollinator-friendliness is limited; primarily ornamental.

Soap and Cosmetic Use: -

Hip Characteristics

Maximum Hip Diameter: 6-10 mm

Hip Shape: spherical

Hip Colour: orange-red

Hip Comment: Rosehip formation is expected to be minimal due to the double flowers; occasionally spherical, orange‑red rosehips 6–10 mm in diameter may appear.

Resistance and Hardiness

Hardiness (°C): -21–-18 °C

RHS Hardiness Rating: H7

Swedish Hardiness Zone: Zon 3

USDA Hardiness Zone: 6b

Heat and Drought Tolerance Description: Tolerates heat well; requires irrigation during prolonged drought.

Heat and Drought Tolerance Level: good

Disease Resistance: moderate

powdery mildew – moderate
black spot – resistant
rust – moderate

Horticultural Recommendations

Recommended product path: Standard container

Recommended target pot: 2–3 L

Release form: Bush-trained, compact plant

Recommended use: Maintenance requirement medium; requires occasional plant protection.

Primary Uses: border,container,fence,obelisk,cut flower,specimen plant

Comments

Positioning: Standard finished product

Target customer/channel: Retail / reseller

Main value proposition: Reliable garden performance

MOZART'S LADY – pink park rose - Scarman

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PharmaRosa® NEONATAL is the cost‑effective starting point for rose product production.

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.

PharmaRosa® NEONATAL provides a controlled, uniform starting stock for planned growing‑on that can be integrated into your own technology – especially where scheduling and varietal identity are paramount.

PharmaRosa® NEONATAL own-rooted rose propagation material in a plug, with a root system penetrating the plug (semi-finished product / semi-finished rose). PharmaRosa® NEONATAL rose propagation material size: 3–6‑month‑old, own-rooted cutting with a uniform developmental stage. PharmaRosa® NEONATAL tray stock: own-rooted rose propagation material in trays, uniform developmental stage (10 pcs/tray).

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