PACIFIC™ – orange-pink bedding grandiflora rose - Tanjga
Step outside to meet Pacific in your own garden: a compact, bushy rose that covers itself in clusters of glowing orange-pink blooms, bringing a sense of cheerful ease even on soft, grey days with frequent rain and strong Atlantic breezes. Its medium-sized, cup-shaped flowers appear in generous flushes, followed by an abundant remontant display that keeps borders lively across the short Irish summer with reliably lasting colour. The fragrance is a refreshing, sweet-fruity aroma, noticeable without being overpowering, ideal near a path or front door. Dense, dark green foliage provides a rich backdrop for the ever-changing blend of peach, pink and creamy-yellow petals, from salmon-blushed buds to pastel, romantic blooms. As an own-root rose in a pharmaROSA® ORIGINAL 2-litre pot, it establishes steadily, rewarding you with a long-lived, stable shrub that matures beautifully over three seasons—first building roots, then stronger shoots, and by the third year offering full ornamental value with minimal fuss.
Usage options
| Target area | Reasoning |
|---|
| Front garden statement by the entrance |
The compact, bushy habit and clustered, cup-shaped flowers make Pacific™ ideal for a neat, welcoming focal point by the front door or gate, giving reliable structure and colour without overwhelming a small space for the busy urban gardener. |
| Cottage-style mixed border in family gardens |
Abundant remontant flowering with medium-sized, double blooms keeps interest going through the season, fitting perfectly into Irish cottage-style borders where continuous colour is valued more than intricate maintenance by relaxed, time-pressed homeowners. |
| Low hedge along paths or driveways |
Recommended hedge spacing and its 60–90 cm height allow you to create a softly formal, low rose hedge that frames paths and driveways while staying manageable in size for those who prefer simple, occasional pruning over complex shaping. |
| Small groups in clay-based beds with improved drainage |
Pacific™ thrives when planted at the advised spacing in prepared clay soils with good drainage and mulch, giving consistent growth and ornamental value in typical Irish family gardens where heavy ground can challenge less adaptable roses. |
| Feature rose near seating areas |
The refreshing, sweet-fruity fragrance is noticeable at close range without being overwhelming, making it a pleasant companion near a bench or patio where you can enjoy relaxed moments outdoors, especially appreciated by fragrance-loving beginners. |
| Own-root investment planting for long-term structure |
As an own-root shrub, Pacific™ regenerates well from the base, ages evenly and avoids graft-related issues, building a stable framework that will support dependable flowering and ornamental value for many years for planners of long-lived family gardens. |
| Rain-tolerant colour accent in exposed gardens |
Medium disease resistance, good colour retention and sturdy foliage help Pacific™ hold its display in windy, damp situations where showers and salty Atlantic air are frequent companions for practical, low-intervention garden owners. |
| Container feature on terraces and small patios |
In a large 40–50 litre container with quality compost and regular feeding, its bushy, upright habit and repeat flowering create a flexible portable feature for terraces or gravel areas, suiting renters and small-space gardeners seeking adaptable planting. |
Styling ideas
- Cottage-Romantic – Combine Pacific™ with bee balm and cypress spurge in a loose border for softly layered peach-pink tones – ideal for lovers of traditional Irish cottage gardens.
- Front-Door Welcome – Plant two specimens flanking a path, underplanted with low silver foliage, to highlight the fragrant flowers by your entrance – perfect for city terrace homeowners.
- Soft-Hedge – Use Pacific™ in a low, repeating hedge with Japanese wormwood edging to give gentle structure without harsh lines – suited to families wanting easy order and charm.
- Patio Feature – Grow one shrub in a 50 litre terracotta pot with trailing herbs to enjoy colour and scent on a sunny patio – convenient for balcony and courtyard gardeners.
- Season-Long Colour – Group three plants at recommended spacing among grasses for continuous flowering against airy movement – attractive to those seeking low-fuss, lasting impact.
Technical cultivar profile
| Property | Data |
|---|
| Name and registration |
Grandiflora shrub bedding rose; registered as BOZpacisun, marketed as Pacific™ Bedding rose BOZpacisun, in the Rósra bhláthchlóis commercial group for garden and bedding use. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Biljana Božanić Tanjga of PhenoGeno Roses, with breeding work recorded around 2018; parentage and exact introduction year are not documented in available sources. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Bushy, erect habit reaching about 60–90 cm high and 50–75 cm wide; dense, dark green, slightly glossy foliage with moderate prickliness, forming a compact structural shrub for beds or low hedges. |
| Flower morphology |
Medium-sized, 4–7 cm, fully double, cup-shaped flowers with 26–39 petals; carried in clusters of three to five per stem, with remontant habit and a notably abundant second flush in suitable conditions. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Base colour warm yellowish-orange with pink veil; buds golden-yellow with salmon blush; tones shift through peach, pink and creamy yellow, fading gently to pastel shades while maintaining a harmonious mixed-colour effect. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Medium-strength, refreshing sweet-fruity scent, noticeable at close range without being overpowering; well suited for planting near paths, terraces or seating areas where the fragrance can be appreciated. |
| Hip characteristics |
Rose hips form only occasionally due to the strongly double flowers; when present they are ovoid, about 11–17 mm in diameter, bright orange-red and ornamental but generally sparse on the shrub. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Rated to approximately -40 to -37 °C (USDA zone 3a, RHS H7), with medium resistance to powdery mildew, black spot and rust; good choice for colder, exposed sites when basic care and hygiene are provided. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Maintenance medium; benefits from regular pruning and feeding, planted 50–95 cm apart depending on use; prefers well-drained soil, mulching in heavy clay, and consistent watering, especially in containers or newly planted beds. |
PACIFIC™ – orange-pink bedding grandiflora rose - Tanjga offers season-long clustered blooms, a refreshing sweet-fruity scent and long-lived, regenerating own-root growth; an excellent choice if you seek reliable colour with manageable care.
