New Dreams Climbing rose VISechbral – pharmaROSA® NEONATAL rooted cutting
As a tray-grown pharmaROSA® NEONATAL starting plant, New Dreams offers a stable own-root base for trained climber production, combining climbing architecture, remontant flowering and fragrant appeal with medium maintenance requirements for professional workflows. Its Hybrid-Musk background supports vigour for pergola and façade projects while the compact flower size and very double clusters build a refined pastel vertical effect suited to exclusive, space-defining ranges. Onward production is straightforward in 5–7 L containers as a staked, pre-trained pergola or rose-arch line, with own-root longevity underpinning homogeneous stocks, low replacement and predictable capacity, particularly valuable where coastal wind and exposure call for reliable structure and anchorage. Over time, Year 1 focuses on root establishment, Year 2 on framework shoots, and by Year 3 the cultivar delivers full ornamental impact with repeat flowering and strong scent that supports premium positioning across retail and project-driven channels.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- Pastel Perfume Pergola Climber 5–7 L – staked, pre-trained climber in 5–7 L with emphasis on strong fragrance and light-pink to cream colour transition; suited to premium vertical-feature tables in garden centres – target: retail–reseller
- Remontant Façade Line Climber – series-built climber line for fences and façades, using its remontant, cluster-flowering habit for long seasonal effect from compact flowers; supplied as uniform trained units – target: retail–reseller
- Cold-Hardy Pastel Arch Collection – curated arch collection specification using its hardiness and pastel colour, with own-root durability supporting long-term arch and pergola installations; delivered as consistent trained climbers – target: retail–reseller
- Fragrance Highlight Vertical Feature – fragrance-led concept SKU where strong, classic scent and vigorous climbing structure are foregrounded; ideal as a signature scented climber in exclusive, space-defining ranges – target: retail–reseller
- Own-Root Collection Climber Stock – NEONATAL trays reserved for nursery propagation beds to build long-lived own-root mother blocks of this Hybrid-Musk climber, ensuring secure identity and predictable supply for thematic and show-garden collections – target: retail–reseller
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Hybrid Musk, large-flowered climbing rose; registered as VISechbral, marketed as New Dreams Climbing rose VISechbral, approved exhibition name New Dreams, within the climbing rose commercial group. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Martin Vissers (Vissers International, Belgium) from Echo × Alden Biesen, breeding and introduction recorded around 2013, representing a modern Belgian Hybrid-Musk type climber for ornamental vertical use. |
| Awards and recognition |
Holder of a Silver medal at the 2013 Le Rœulx rose competition, highlighting early recognition in professional trial conditions and supporting its positioning in more exclusive, presentation-focused climbing rose assortments. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Climbing habit reaching about 190–310 cm in height with 150–250 cm spread, moderately dense, slightly glossy mid-green foliage and moderate prickliness; designed to be trained on pergolas, arches, fences or façades with structural support. |
| Flower morphology |
Very double, cupped rosette blooms with over 40 petals, small individual flower size yet presented in larger, often cluster-flowered inflorescences; remontant with abundant second flush, delivering extended ornamental presence on vertical structures. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Light pastel pink overall (RHS 36D, 22B), buds pale pink with raspberry blush, opening to soft shell-pink centres and creamy outer petals; colour gradually lightens with moderate retention, giving a gentle pastel gradient effect over time. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Strong, long-lasting classic floral rose fragrance; very double blooms limit pollinator access, making it primarily an ornamental, scent-led climber rather than a biodiversity feature, best used where fragrance is a key selection criterion. |
| Hip characteristics |
Occasional spherical hips, around 7–13 mm diameter, red (RHS 40A); hip set is not usually a primary ornamental feature and remains incidental within standard maintenance and display cycles for trained climbing rose plantings. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Moderate general disease resistance with moderate tolerance to powdery mildew and black spot and resistance to rust; winter hardy roughly to -21 to -18 °C (H7, Swedish zone 3, USDA 6b), with no specific heat or drought tolerance data provided. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Recommended as a staked, trained climber with 3–5 main canes, primarily for pergolas, arches, fences, façades or solitary feature use; medium maintenance demands with occasional plant protection, well suited to 5–7 L finished containers. |
New Dreams Climbing rose VISechbral combines fragrant remontant flowering, cold-tolerant climbing structure and long-lived own-root predictability, making it a sound option for building secure trained-climber ranges and worth discussing in the context of your next capacity plan.
