Blüten dadurch sehr unempfindlich gegen Regen. 'Wildberry®' ist vieltriebig und bildet dadurch einen üppigen Wuchs.

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A rose completes the garden.

Alabaster®

Picture 2 (Rosen Tantau 2007) A particularly lush and round-growing floribunda rose with large, double cream-white flowers. They appear in umbels with 3 - 5 flowers each. The flowers last very long and are a wonderful contrast to the lush, dark green, shiny foliage. Due to the attractive, round bushy growth, a good effect in groups, but also good coverage in large beds can be achieved.

Augusta Luise®

Picture 3 (Rosen Tantau 1999) Fantastically beautiful Nostalgie® hybrid tea rose with huge flowers. The flower color changes vividly from rosé to apricot, with a hint of red and yellow. Strong and robust. One of the best strains ever.

Bienenweide® roses

Picture 4 - 7 Bienenweide® roses are a joy for every garden and nature lover! They grow dense, compact and bushy, almost pillow-shaped and are extremely blooming. All Bienenweide® rose varieties are half or unfilled, i. H. Their rich supply of pollen and nectar is easily accessible to bees and other insects. For years they have been known in our selection fields for being particularly visited by bees and bumblebees.

All Bienenweide® rose varieties are self-cleaning and amazingly robust! Bienenweide® roses can be planted in small groups in sunny places or in rock gardens and tubs for border planting. Combinations with other shrubs and trees create a harmonious picture. Depending on the variety, the height is between 40 and 60 cm. Due to the pillow-shaped plant structure, approx. 3 - 6 plants per m² should be set.

Snowflake® - ground cover rose

Picture 8 Pure white, half-double flowers are approx. 5 cm in diameter and bloom in clusters. With a light fragrance.
Compact, robust habit with dense, shiny foliage. 3 to 4 plants per m2. Also for high altitudes.

You can transform embankments, wall crowns and open spaces into a sea of flowers. There are different, more or less strongly growing varieties among the ground cover roses. Ground cover roses are very popular because of their resistance to rose diseases. A strong pruning takes place in spring. Many varieties are also available as stems.

Chippendale®

Lovely Rococo®

Picture 10 by Rosen Tantau is a vigorous and very resistant Noblesse® noble spray rose. It has medium-sized flower heads and a stem length of 40-60 cm. The variety shows a very long shelf life in the vase.

Störtebeker®

Picture 11 (Rosen Tantau 2016) A heavily double, richly blooming hybrid tea, whose bright red flowers glow from afar. The persistent blooming offers you flowers for your vase throughout the summer. Störtebeker® has a pleasant scent and received an award in the scented rose competition from Echigo / Japan. The extraordinarily dense, compact growth offers a closed, attractive appearance both in the container and in the bed. We see Störtebeker® as a variety with great potential. The hybrid tea rose was named and ceremoniously named after the daring pirate Störtebeker in June 2016 by the Rostock garden specialist Grönfingers®. As a member of the legendary Vitalienbrüder, Störtebeker sailed on the North and Baltic Seas in the 14th century.

Wildberry®

Picture 1 (Rosen Tantau 2018) The robust Nostalgie® hybrid tea blooms in the color nuances of wild forest berries. The petals are firm and the flowers are therefore very insensitive to rain. 'Wildberry®' has many shoots and thus forms a lush growth.