(Rosen Tantau 1997) Large, double flowers in rich umbels cover the light green foliage. Strong, broad bushy growth.  The white flowers change to pink in cool weather. Good self-cleaning. Also very attractive as a rose stem.

(Rosen Tantau 1992) An abundance of simple, brilliant white flowers with a yellow centre. Curving overhanging shoots. This small shrub rose has a lot of charisma! Very good groundcover. Perfect for medium-sized to large planting, e.g. traffic islands, as well as together with perennials.

(Rosen Tantau 2003) Alpenglühen® grows flat and the shoots are long arching or flat lying. Shiny fresh green foliage and one of the healthiest roses ever.

(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 2003) A small shrub rose that is incredibly floriferous, with a vigorous growth habit. Pink flowers adorn the entire plant, with a very attractive play of colours between young buds and bloomed and older flowers. Even the petals that later flutter to the ground are decorative. Completely self-cleaning, good repeat flowering. Sweet Haze® has outstandingly healthy leaves and is good planted as groundcover.

(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.

(Rosen Tantau 2001) Hobby® is a particulary vigorous and densely growing miniature rose with large, bright pink flowers. It has a semi-rounded shape, is very healthy and floriferous.

(Rosen Tantau 1997)  A highly awarded miniature rose! The bright light-pink colour and elegantly shaped, fully double flowers are very attractive. The bushy, compact growth and luxuriant foliation of this variety puts on a perfect appearance the whole summer long. Overall, a small, pretty and brilliant light-pink variety. Very compact growth habit.  

(Rosen Tantau 2013) Bienenweide® Bicolor enriches the intense colors of our Bienenweide® roses with tropical-pastel tones. Not only a feast for the bees, but also for the eyes.

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

(Rosen Tantau 2019) The repeat-flowering Bienenweide® Fruity shines in a mélange of mango, mandarin and raspberry.

(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)  Naturally beautiful flowers with a lovely yellow centre. Honey bees are drawn to the rich supply of pollen. A compact, bushy growth habit and a finely branched shape. The flowers are brilliantly bright with good self-cleaning.

(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.

(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 2022) The brilliant colors of Orienta® Aylin not only have a strong attraction to bees but are equally a joy to our eyes. Among the several shades of pink, purple and salmon in the Orienta® assortment she brings warming yellow on board.

(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 Orienta® Shila also impresses with distinctive colour markings on its owers and its powers of attraction for bees. The buds of this small shrub rose open up in many shades of colour, from salmon-pink to raspberry. The yellow stamens highlighted against the bright basal spots are adorned with scarlet-red filaments.

(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 2014) Salsa® has the densely branched and bushy growth habit of ideal small shrub roses. The many fire-red flowers are truly stunning. The continuous flowering habit and the extremely good health of the leaves has won this variety the ADR award and numerous prizes.

(Rosen Tantau 1990) Has been one of the best varieties in this segment for decades. Brilliant pink, fully double flowers in large clusters. Blooms until after the first frost. Extremely hardy and impressive small shrub rose thanks to the self-cleaning behaviour of the flowers. Can be used in all planting areas, also for large areas and along the side of roads.

(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.