Alpenglühen®

(Rosen Tantau 2020) It forms strong, woody shoots in a short time. The white, semi-double flowers stand out effectively against the dark green foliage. Bounty® is very hardy.

(Rosen Tantau 2021) Its long-lasting closed flower shape is something very special. This allows the bright yellow reverse side of the petals to remain visible for a long time.

(Rosen Tantau 2013) Growing particularly compact and cushion-shaped, this variety is especially popular with honeybees and bumblebees. The flower is very strong and covers the entire plant. The foliage is dark and very glossy.

(Rosen Tantau 2015) A particularly healthy Bienenweide® variety that grows somewhat wider and looser and can also be used as a ground cover rose. The intense pink bloom and rich re-flowering are a delight.

(Rosen Tantau 2023) insect-friendly, robust, bushy and compact. A bee pasture® with an oriental look.

(Rosen Tantau 2013) The bright yellow petals take on a tinge of pink in cooler temperatures. The semi-double flowers appear abundantly on the densely bushy plants and have great powers of attraction for bees.  

(Rosen Tantau 2013) Very striking flowering with a very strong first flush.  Strong rose hip formation.

(Rosen Tantau 2015) The semi-double snow-white flowers are radiant with intense yellow stamens.  Bienenweide® White grows compact and low as a typical dwarf rose.

(Rosen Tantau 2009) Classic low rose with an exciting play of colours blooming in coppery orange through peachy yellow to light pink. Very good self-cleaning behaviour of the flowers. Jazz® can easily grow upright as high as 70 cm. This small shrub rose also looks very attractive planted in small groups.

(Rosen Tantau 2014) It flowers continuously in lush panicles of honey-yellow. Thanks to its high health values, it is particularly suitable for public gardens and as a roadside plant.  

(Rosen Tantau 2000) A very compact and bushy small shrub rose. An exceptionally healthy and vigorous rose variety. The fresh green foliage is glossy and long-lasting.

(Roses Tantau 2021) The LandFrauen rose is cheerful and light. Its abundant flowers cover the entire rose and shine in a cheerful pink. It was dedicated to the Landfrauenverband Württemberg-Baden e.V. and baptised in 2021. The LandFrauen Rose® is a bright sport of our multiple award-winning Stadt Rom®. In plant breeding, we call a sport a mutation, the sudden change in the genome that leads to an altered phenotype. www.landfrauen.info  

(Rosen Tantau 2011) Densely bushy and compact growing small shrub rose with medium-sized, semi-double light-red flowers. Dark, very glossy, healthy foliage. Matador®  flowers continuously relatively early in the year. The flowers are self-cleaning. Perfectly suited for small groups of 3 plants through to large-area beds.

(Rosen Tantau 1994) Small shrub rose with a strong and broad growth habit in a raspberry red colour. Flowers continuously up until the first frost. Very robust also when it comes to mechanical stress, e.g. caused by pedestrians. Very vibrant flowers. Particularly well suited for communal parks or alongside roads.

(Rosen Tantau 2007) Outstanding, very prolific flowering small shrub rose of the new generation.Stadt Rom® blooms in a warm salmon-pink through into the winter. It grows particularly vigorously, but is also very dense, low and bushy. Due to its vibrancy and hardiness, Stadt Rom® is ideal for communal parks.

(Rosen Tantau 2012) Excellent small shrub rose with large, very full double flowers in a pure white. Some of the flowers are nostalgically quartered. Their light violet fragrance is especially pleasant. The plants produce a lot of shoots, but do not grow very high (40-60 cm). Very hardy, glossy, dark-green foliage. Very well suited for planting in tubs or small groups.

(Rosen Tantau 1992) A genuine improvement to the The Fairy variety. Good colour of the large, soft-pink flowers. Compact, bushy growing small shrub rose. Also hardy and rain-resistant. Particularly for small to medium-sized planting areas that are heavily frequented by pedestrians. Good self-cleaning behaviour of the faded flowers.

(Rosen Tantau 1996) Blood red, very abundant flowers. Absolutely rain-resistant, neither fading nor fading. Flowers for a very long time until after the first frost. Forms the typical broad bushy habit in its second year.