Strandperle® Pellworm "NOVELTY 2026"

(Rosen Tantau 2019) The flowers of the Strandperle® Amrum shine in an intensive pink, with an impressively rich flush. An additional attraction are the very many red, shiny rose hips that decorate this natural-looking rose into the winter. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects. Its robust health and short, dense growth habit make it ideal for planting as low hedges.

(Rosen Tantau 2026) Strandperle® flowers are a source of food for bumblebees and other insects. They are therefore ideal for mixed hedge planting where they also add a special decorative touch. Whether planted in a single color or in a combination of several colors Strandperle® roses lend every property a Frisian charm. After flowering the simple-flowered Strandperle® roses have a particularly strong self-cleaning ability, making them extremely easy to care for. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.Available from October 2026

(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. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.

(Rosen Tantau 2026) She is one of the two new white Strandperle® varieties and we are delighted to be able to present this enormous radiance to you. The white flower color can be easily combined with all colors. However, we recommend limiting yourself to one or two colors that are similar in the color spectrum. This will allow you to emphasize the natural character of the Strandperle® roses with an elegant look.Available starting October 2026

(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. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects. Due to its vibrancy and hardiness, Stadt Rom® is ideal for communal parks.

(Moss rose, Netherlands 1796)  Very full double flowers, fresh pink colour. Buds, sepals and flower stalks are very “mossy”. Intensive fragrance. Definitely the best of all the moss roses.

(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.

(Bentall 1932) A small flower shrub with good clusters of light pink flowers, hardy.

(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. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.

(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. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.  

(Rosen Tantau 2011) Small shrub rose that grows in wide arches with large, semi-double flowers in exciting colours: The outer petals are white, while the inside of the flower radiates a bright violet-pink. Lovely fragrance! Lipstick®  flowers continuously the whole summer long. The leaf is dark-green, highly glossy and very robust. The open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects.

(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 open flowers provide easy access to the pollen for bees and other insects. The continuous flowering habit and the extremely good health of the leaves has won this variety the ADR award and numerous prizes.