Rose - Pascali

Common Name:
Rose ‘Pascali’

Description:
Rose ‘Pascali’ is a timeless hybrid tea rose first introduced by Belgian breeder Louis Lens in 1963. Revered for its large, pure creamy-white blooms with a subtle ivory or golden tint near the centre, this rose exhibits a classic high‑centred, urn-shaped form with 26–40 petals that open slowly in elegant succession. The light, sweet fragrance and glossy dark green foliage complement its refined appearance. Repeatedly flowering from late spring through to autumn, ‘Pascali’ is highly valued both in garden beds and as a prized cut flower. It grows into a sturdy, upright shrub with minimal thorns and shows excellent disease resistance—though occasional vigilance against black spot may be needed under wet conditions. Its strong habit and elegant blooms have made it a favourite, earning accolades including the title World’s Favourite Rose.

Form:
Shrub – Medium

Mature Size:
Height: approximately 90–120 cm
Width: approximately 60–90 cm

Aspect:
Full Sun
Part Shade

Flowering:
Flowers in Late Spring
Flowers in Summer
Flowers in Autumn
Repeat flowering throughout the season

Flower Colour:
Creamy white with ivory or very pale golden highlights

Key Attributes:
Suitable for Pots
Excellent as Cut Flower
Perennial (repeat‑flowering)
Lightly Scented (subtle perfume)
Disease Resistant
Elegant Hybrid Tea Form
Low Maintenance

Toxicity:
Non‑toxic to humans and pets

Companion Plants:
Lavender
Salvia
Nepeta (Catmint)
Hardy geraniums
Ornamental grasses