ERINOME – yellow-pink hybrid tea rose – PANtango
ERINOME is a hybrid tea rose for anyone who wants reliable flowers without complicated care – You plant it once and enjoy its calm, upright structure in the garden for many years. Its large, very double, cup-shaped blooms bring an elegant, cut-flower look straight into a small Irish family garden, from front paths to cottage borders. The yellow‑cream petals edged in pink‑coral give a romantic, pastel colour effect that pairs beautifully with simple perennials and herbs. On its own roots it settles in steadily, forming a long‑lived, balanced shrub that copes well with our damp seasons and the challenges of persistent humidity. Once planted in good soil it needs only basic care, thanks to its high disease resistance. Over time it becomes a dependable, low‑fuss feature: year one focused on roots, year two on building shoots, and by year three it reveals its full ornamental value in flower beds and borders.
Use cases
| Target area |
Reason |
| Front garden focal rose near the entrance |
Its upright habit and large, exhibition-style flowers give a smart welcome by the front door without demanding expert pruning, ideal where You want a single, impressive but easy-care rose that simply settles and performs for busy homeowners and beginners |
| Small group planting in an ornamental bed |
Planted in groups of 3–5 at around 50 cm spacing, ERINOME forms a neat, medium-height block that flowers repeatedly, filling a modest front or side bed with structure and colour while staying manageable for gardeners who prefer straightforward, once-a-year tasks and simplicity |
| Mixed cottage-style border with perennials |
The soft yellow-cream and pink tones weave easily into relaxed Irish cottage borders alongside cranesbill, yarrow or feverfew, adding formal blooms without making the border fussy, suiting those who like a romantic look but only have time for light seasonal tidying and relaxation |
| Low-maintenance family garden rose bed |
With strong resistance to black spot, mildew and rust, this variety stays attractive in typical wet Irish summers, reducing spraying and fuss, making it a sound choice for families who want reliable roses but have limited time for routine plant health checks and care |
| Neighbour-visible front boundary or low hedge |
At 80–110 cm tall and 50–70 cm spread, aligned at about 40 cm intervals, it creates a tidy, colourful boundary that looks intentional rather than overgrown, well suited to urban or village streets where You want kerb appeal from a rose line that is still simple to clip and guide |
| Feature rose by patio or seating area |
The generous, very double, cup-shaped blooms invite close viewing, while the fragrance is very light, making it pleasant to sit beside; ERINOME works well where You want roses near a terrace table without overpowering scent, ideal for those who enjoy visual impact and gentle elegance |
| Large container on a sheltered balcony or terrace |
Grown in a minimum 40–50 litre pot with good drainage, its upright habit and repeat flowering give long seasonal colour in tight spaces, particularly helpful for coastal or urban homes where ground planting is limited but You still want a classic hybrid tea presence and style |
| Long-term planting for established family gardens |
As an own-root rose it builds a durable framework that can regenerate from the base after harsh weather, creating a stable, long-lived feature bed that copes well with our damp, fungal-prone conditions over many years, reassuring gardeners planning for future seasons and continuity |
Decorating ideas
- Pastel Welcome Border – Line ERINOME along the front path with low cranesbills and white alyssum for a soft, welcoming pastel ribbon – ideal for homeowners who want instant kerb appeal with light upkeep.
- Cottage Trio Focus – Plant three ERINOME in a loose triangle, underplant with yarrow and feverfew to echo rural cottage gardens – perfect for those seeking a romantic look without formal bedding schemes.
- Patio Feature Pot – Place one plant in a 40–50 litre terracotta container, underplanted with trailing thyme for scent at ground level – suited to balcony and terrace gardeners with limited space.
- Calm Family Corner – Combine ERINOME with soft grasses and cream hydrangeas beside a seating area to create a peaceful nook – great for families wanting a relaxing, low-fuss flowering backdrop.
- Neighbour-Friendly Hedge – Repeat ERINOME along a front fence with lavender or rosemary at the base for colour and fragrance – ideal for village or suburban gardens aiming for tidy charm with simple seasonal pruning.
Technical cultivar profile
| Characteristic |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Hybrid tea rose, registered as PANtango, marketed as ERINOME – yellow-pink hybrid tea rose – Panozzo; commercial group Hybrid tea rose, suitable for garden and cut-flower use in small private gardens. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Bernard Panozzo in France, breeding year 2014; detailed parentage and initial distributor are not known, but the variety has been selected for ornamental value and garden performance in temperate European conditions. |
| Growth and structure |
Medium-sized upright bush, around 80–110 cm high with 50–70 cm spread; moderately dense, mid-green, slightly glossy foliage and moderate prickliness, forming a tidy, vertical accent in beds, borders and feature plantings. |
| Flower morphology |
Large, very double blooms with more than 40 petals, typically borne singly on stems; flower form is cup-shaped with a slight rosette character, providing an exhibition-style hybrid tea appearance suited to both garden display and cutting. |
| Colour and phenology |
Buds are pale butter-yellow with rosy blush; freshly opened flowers show a golden-buttery centre fading to cream with pink to coral edging, later softening to light yellow-cream with more pastel pink-raspberry margins as the blooms mature. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Fragrance is very weak and barely perceptible; there is no detailed description of scent character, making this variety best chosen for visual display, especially where strong perfume is not desired near seating or windows. |
| Rose hip characteristics |
Occasional spherical hips may form, 8–12 mm in diameter, bright red (RHS 46A); decorative value is modest but can add small points of interest later in the season if flowers are not all removed for deadheading. |
| Resistance and hardiness |
Rated resistant to powdery mildew, black spot and rust; hardy approximately to −21 to −18 °C (RHS H7, USDA 6b, Swedish zone 3), providing reliable overwintering and leaf health under typical Irish and similar temperate climates. |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Prefers well-drained but moisture-retentive soil and full sun; recommended spacing is about 50 cm for mass plantings, 40 cm for hedging, and 90 cm as a solitary; planting density around 4–4.6 plants/m² depending on layout and design. |
ERINOME (PANtango) offers reliable repeat flowering, strong disease resistance and a neat upright shape, and as an own-root rose it develops into a stable, long-lived shrub, so You can plant with confidence and enjoy it at your own pace.
