Hobby®

(Rosen Tantau 2012) Lavender Ice® belongs to the compact and low growing roses but is a very large-flowered hybrid. In terms of the flower size and how floriferous it is, it can rather be classified as a floribunda rose. Lavender Ice® grows low and bushy with very full bloom clusters that hold around 3-6 individual flowers.The individual flowers should be deadheaded to improve the next flush. The silvery lavender coloured flowers have a light fragrance.The leafs are large and light-green. A variety for good rose locations and particularly suited tubs in sunny places.  

(Rosen Tantau 2004) Biedermeier® flowers open very slowly and appear in large umbels of 3 - 5 flowers per stem. The bicolored cherry-red-greenish white, ball-shaped flowers last a very long time. The leaves are dark green and very glossy.  

(Rosen Tantau 2001) Compact but vigorously growing dwarf rose with apricot-orange flowers, which are very long-lasting.

(Rosen Tantau 2005) An interesting mutation of the Clementine®. It first flowers in a blood-red before fading to magenta-red with a tinge of yellow.

(Rosen Tantau 1993) The medium-sized, elegantly shaped flowers in a golden-yellow hue are very long-lasting and appear in large numbers in lush umbels. The plant grows beautifully rounded and stocky.

(Rosen Tantau 2002) The very special miniature rose with large, very full double flowers as milk white at its edge that turns to a creamy yellow towards the centre of the flower. The numerous blooms appear in masses of clusters. Honeymilk® has a compact growth habit.  

(Rosen Tantau 2006) A dark-orange traditional miniature rose with masses of star-shaped  owers. Ninetta® has a brilliantly colourful appearance, is particularly graceful and very  nely branched make it a prolic owerer. Also wonderful on short stems or in a tub.

(Rosen Tantau 1994) Brilliant orange, very full double flowers adorn this miniature rose. Darkgreen, glossy foliation.

(Rosen Tantau 2002) Peach Clementine® convinces with its romantically changing flower colour from creamy peach to light peach. This rose has very large, fully double flowers that are very long lasting. It shoots well, produces a strong autumn flush and has a good self-cleaning behaviour of the flowers.

(Rosen Tantau 2020) Pinocchio® has a low and compact growth habit. Nevertheless, it is impossible to overlook as it is covered almost all summer long with its light-pink flush of flowers. The dark green of the very healthy leaves highlight the brilliant colour of the flowers even more. Pinocchio® is a real eye-catcher planted in a group in the garden. It is equally pleasing in a pot on the terrace right through to autumn. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.

(Rosen Tantau 2011) Very fast-growing Patiorose whose flowers are also suitable for cutting. Very well suited for container culture. Highly recommended for container plantings on terraces and balconies.

(Rosen Tantau 2010) Covered again and again with small, double-flowered, white blooms. A variety with very compact growth, making it wonderful for planting in tubs.

(Rosen Tantau 2006) This rose combines a very compact growth habit with flowers similar to a hybrid tea rose with very full double flowers, the colour of violets. A floriferous rose with an intensive fragrance and medium-green, abdundant foliage. An excellent varity for fans of the unique.