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(Rosen Tantau 2018) All the advantages of a modern hybrid tea rose combined with the charm of nostalgic roses: Marietta® is a wine-red mix of the best of both rose worlds. These nostalgic looking flowers release an elegant fragrance. The petals grow in a pattern winding around one another in a wonderfully chaotic display. A rose for the romantics amongst us.

(Rosen Tantau 2012)  The crimson, cup-shaped flowers of this Nostalgic® hybrid tea rose appear on medium-length stalks with 3-5 side buds. It has a lovely, very intensive fragrance with an oriental note.  This variety is also very good as cut flowers.

(Rosen Tantau 2014) A royal beauty of the nostalgic shrub roses. Enchanting flowers with a scent reminiscent of old roses set crimson-purple accents in romantic gardens. This variety is very bushy, produces an abundance of shoots and is particularly resistant to fungal diseases. Very well suited for rose hedges and the back of borders. It can also be cultivated as a climbing rose in regions with favourable conditions.

(Rosen Tantau 2019) Oriental fragrance and opulence such as historic Damascus roses are the enchanting characteristics of this variety. It forms a bushy habit and its marvelous fully doubled flowers display in great abundance.  

(Rosen Tantau 2018) This purple bedding rose expels generously its fragrance of fresh limes. It grows easily in pots and in beds likewise.  Dreaming in colour This rose has been named after the patchwork artist Kaffe Fassett. He designs true color fireworks and his colorful quilts are unique. Kaffe Fassett also creates mosaics, knitting patterns, fabrics of vivid colors and much else. He has published varied books about his fancy designs and his autobiography Dreaming in color. www.kaffefassett.com    

(Rosen Tantau 2001) A very special variety! Medium-sized, intensively crimson-purple flowers,with the colour turning lighter towards the centre. The colour can change to a blackish crimson in cold weather. Very strong rose fragrance. Very full, quartered flowers. They are similar to old, nostalgic roses. The Nostalgic®Gräfin von Hardenberg® shrub rose forms loose branches with long trailing shoots. We recommend a good rose location (full sun) for this variety.

(Rosen Tantau 2013) One of our first selections for the Starlet Beauty® Roses programme. Its flowering habit is similar to that of a rambling rose but it grows low and compact to a maximum height of 200 cm. The colour of the flower can be described as a bright cherry-red through to a magenta-red. An outstanding feature is the strong and sweet rose fragrance that can be smelled from afar.The flowers appear in large clusters and clean themselves very well. The dark, very glossy foliage is healthy and strong. The shooting tendrils can be very easily bent.  

(Rosen Tantau 2019)The flowers, which are purple all the way to the stamens, are very striking. The sweet fragrance of this historic wild rose, bred to the latest standards, blooms for a long time and decorates itself with its attractive rosehip fruits after flowering. Its wild character reminds of summer beach days.

(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 2020)  The name Djamila means the beauty and this rose is richly deserving of its name. It is the darkest of our Orienta® roses and particularly popular with its blackberry shade of colour. It also has an intensive, delicious fragrance, which is much appreciated by the bees.

(Rosen Tantau 2020)  Our Aladdin is a breeding success of which we are particularly proud, as it is the first climbing rose in our range of Orienta® roses. Its shoot grow tall and upright and will cover any kind of garden pavilion with a curtain of flowers. Thanks to its rich supply of pollen, Orienta® Aladdin is a valuable food sourcefor the insects in our gardens.