Established in 1906, Tantau Roses is a German rose-breeding company renowned worldwide for its remarkable contributions to rose cultivation. Helmed by breeding experts like Christian Evers and Hans Jürgen Evers, Tantau has cultivated roses famous for their large blooms, captivating fragrances, and robust growth.
Their celebrated collections include the Starlet Series, Piano Series, Nostalgic Rose Series, and Country Spirit Series, making Tantau a leader in global cut flower markets.
What sets Tantau apart is their consistent success in the highly demanding ADR trials, regarded as the ultimate test for disease resistance, hardiness, and aesthetic appeal. Year after year, Tantau roses earn accolades on this prestigious list.
Here are some standout Tantau varieties, these are my favorites:
Chippendale: A vigorous grower with glossy, deep green foliage and large, fragrant blooms that rebloom from March to December.
Anuschka: Stunning peony-like, deep magenta flowers with a strong fragrance and award-winning performance.
Eisvogel: A versatile, rain-tolerant rose with lilac-pink blooms, ideal for cutting gardens and pots.
Augusta Luise: A multicolored beauty with ruffled petals and an intoxicating fruity fragrance.
Admiral: Velvety red blooms with a sweet scent, combining exceptional disease resistance and lush appearance.
Tropicana: Vibrant apricot-orange blooms with a tropical passionfruit fragrance, perfect for cutting and garden displays.
Sofie Luise: Compact, upright shrubs with cherry-red flowers that exude classical charm and reliable disease resistance.
Charming Piano: Delightful pink clusters, ideal for lush, romantic garden designs.
Have you grown Tantau roses in your garden? Share your favorites and pictures in the comments below—we’d love to see your blooming beauties!
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