New Dawn

(Eurosa breeder / Rosen Tantau 2009)This repeat flowering rambler produces large, conical shaped clusters of white flowers with a pink hue in late spring and, if dead headed after the first flash, again in the autumn and a few in between. Foliage is medium green, glossy and has shown an excellent resistance to fungal diseases. Basal shoots are supple and can be easily trained horizontally on trellises, pillars, arches and gazebos.  Flowers are produced both on new shoots and side shoots on older wood. Once established it can provide a dense flowering thicket. This variety reaches a height of approx. 2.5-3.0m.

(Rosen Tantau 2022) Delights with the delicate charm of its flowers and a beguiling fragrance. The ADR seal of approval also proves its particularly good health.

Rosen Tantau 2016) Libertas® is a pink variant of our Perennial Blue and Perennial Blush. Its flexible shoots are perfect for training up a trellis or rose arch. Libertas® can thus grow into a fairy-tale sleeping beauty rose, with a profusion of delicate flowers. The ADR certfication mark, the Zweibrücken City Honorary Award and the silver medal were all awarded because of its excellent health.

This lovely rose radiates cheerfulness! The shimmering pink tones seem to play with the pastel yellow nuances in the sunlight. No wonder numerous insects are attracted to this color composition and join the round dance. Growing over a pergola or on a divider it provides us with a cozy place of retreat in the garden.

(Rosen Tantau 2015)  This miniature climber enhances our Starlet Beauty® roses with a new colour. The enchanting small flowers with their feathery arrangement of petals change from creamy white to light-pink. The delicate appearance belies how hardy this plant actually is. Your favourite spot in the garden or on the balcony will turn into a magical setting thanks to Alina’s dense growth

(Rosen Tantau 2013) Luxuriantly flowering and strong growing miniature climber rose. All summer long, Eva produces new basal shoots and short shoots on which uniformly light-pink coloured flowers appear. The flowers appear in small clusters. The individual flower is quartered, forms a wonderful pompon shape and is very long lasting. The strong, medium-sized foliage is dark-green but reddish as a new shoot and very glossy. Very dense plant structure.

(Rosen Tantau 2008) Outstanding Nostalgie® climbing rose. Large, quartered blooms in a wonderfully romantic shade of pink appear in clusters throughout the summer. All this combined with outstanding leaf health. The flowers last a very long time and have a medium sweet-fruity fragrance.

(Rosen Tantau 2011) Climbing rose Camelot® is extraordinarily vigorous. Outstanding leaf health with extreme resistance to powdery mildew and mildew. The medium-sized flowers appear pink with dark pink markings on the petals.  The flowers are loosely double and self-cleaning. Light citrus fragrance!

(Rosen Tantau 2006) A climbing rose that shoots very well and whose ball-shaped flower cup is reminiscent of the famous “Raubritter” rambler. Whereby the Uetersener Klosterrose produces a good second flush of flowers. The cream-coloured flowers open to reveal their yellow stamen, yet the overall impression is romantic and delicate. The sweet wild-rose fragrance is definitely not overpowering but rather pleasantly mild. The climbing rose is extremely healthy with a vigorous growth habit. We recommend the annual shoots be bent horizontally for best flowering performance.

(Rosen Tantau 1980) The buds, which are similar to hybrid tea roses, bloom into exceptionally large, fully double flowers in a wonderfully brilliant pure pink. They hold their colour well. Lush foliation. This climbing rose produces vigorous shoots, thus ensuring continuous flowering. The flowers are exceptionally weather resistant.