Schöne vom See® MärchenRosen® KORbylosang – pharmaROSA® NEONATAL rooted cutting
Reliable own-root tray material of Schöne vom See® provides a compact, bushy framework and dense, glossy foliage that adapts well to nursery container systems focused on uniform 2–3 L output. The warm apricot flower colour with good retention and consistent cluster-flowering supports repeatable retail presentation in border and bedding assortments. Strong, multi-disease resistance and H7 hardiness down to -26–-23 °C contribute to predictable field or container performance, including demanding northern UK and Scottish sites with persistent winter and wind exposure. Low ongoing maintenance requirement and minimal intervention needs align with integrated nursery networks looking to stabilise labour inputs and reduce replacement. Own-root production provides long-term regeneration capacity and homogeneous blocks: roots in year one, structural shoot framework in year two, and full ornamental value in year three, giving you a dependable baseline for wholesale programmes and private-label ranges. The standard-container product path and compact, bush-trained habit integrate easily into existing scheduling, while the MärchenRosen® story value supports curated collections and thematic rose garden offerings without complicating propagation logistics.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- MärchenRosen® 2–3 L bedding block – compact, bush-trained plants in 2–3 L standard containers, exploiting dense foliage, cluster flowering and disease resistance for reliable garden performance – retail and garden-centre networks
- Awarded apricot floribunda collection – mixed or single-cultivar trolleys built around Schöne vom See®’s international medals and warm apricot tones, positioned as a premium yet robust floribunda offer – specialist retail resellers
- Institutional low-maintenance border unit – own-root plants finished for quick establishment and minimal spraying, using disease resistance and hardiness for predictable long-term bedding schemes – public-realm and contractor tenders
- Themed “beauty of the lake” rose vignette – narrative-led groupings for show gardens and curated displays, using compact habit and colour retention to keep story-led beds visually coherent – show-garden builders and public collections
- Large terrace feature container 40–50 L – multiple own-root units combined in 40–50 L pots to form dense apricot-flowering domes, relying on regeneration and hardiness for multi-year service – landscape and project-based wholesalers
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Floribunda bed rose marketed as Schöne vom See® in the MärchenRosen® collection; registered as KORbylosang with ARS exhibition name Schöne vom See®; own-root propagation authenticity verified. |
| Origin and breeding |
German-bred floribunda from seedling × seedling parentage by Tim-Hermann Kordes; bred 2001 and introduced after 2014 via W. Kordes’ Söhne with EU PBR 2013/2230 and US PP27104 filing. |
| Awards and recognition |
Highly decorated, including Goldene Rose Baden-Baden grand prize and gold medal 2012, multiple silver medals in Kortrijk/Courtrai and Rome, Children’s Choice Award Buenos Aires 2012, and further recognition Baden bei Wien. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Compact, bushy shrub reaching about 65–90 cm high and 45–65 cm spread, moderately thorny, with dense, glossy dark-green foliage; supplied bush-trained, suited to bedding, border and shrub applications in standard containers. |
| Flower morphology |
Double, cup-shaped cluster-flowered blooms, typically 26–39 petals in large 2.75–3.95 inch diameter heads; remontant with a plentiful second flush, providing repeated decorative bedding cover across the season. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Apricot-peach blooms: buds deep orange-peach; newly opened flowers vivid peach-orange with golden flush; colour gradually fades through salmon-pink to pastel tones with creamy edges; good overall colour retention in garden use. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Fragrance is very weak, barely noticeable, and no defined scent profile is given; double blooms restrict access to stamens, so pollinator attraction is limited compared with more open-flowered shrub or species roses. |
| Hip characteristics |
Hip set is expected to be limited owing to the dense double flowers; where present, hips are small, spherical, around 7–11 mm, and orange-red, adding only a minor seasonal feature after flowering. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Rated resistant to powdery mildew, black spot and rust; reliably hardy to approximately -26 to -23 °C (RHS H7, Swedish zone 4, USDA 5b), enabling stable garden and nursery performance even in colder northern regions. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Best routed through standard 2–3 L containers for retail bedding and border segments; compact bush form suits dense spacing; low maintenance need and strong disease resistance support minimal-intervention regimes; primary use data otherwise not provided. |
Schöne vom See® MärchenRosen® KORbylosang as an own-root pharmaROSA® NEONATAL cutting combines compact bushy habit, strong disease resistance and hardiness with long-lived, regenerative stands, making it a sound candidate for scheduling and capacity discussions.
