Nostalgie ®
hybrid tea rose (Hans Jürgen Evers / Tantau, 1995)
Nostalgie ®
Growth height 0.6 m Width 0.6 m
Cream-coloured hybrid tea for pots and beds
- – Large, double blooms edged in cherry red, repeat-flowering
- – Bushy, upright growth, 80–120 cm tall, gracefully branched
- – Light fragrance, dark green, leathery foliage, hardy
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Nostalgie'
- other names
- Nostalgia | La Garçonne | TANeiglat
- Breeder / year
- Hans Jürgen Evers / Tantau / 1995
- Height x width
- 0.6 m x 0.6 m
- Flower size
- large
- Flower shape
- double
- Flower colour
- multicoloured
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Fragrance
- faint fragrance
- Description of the flower
- Large, double cream-colored flowers with a cherry-red edge
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
This two-tone hybrid tea rose bears large, double blooms in creamy white with a cherry-red edge. It grows bushy and attractively branched to a height of 80-120 cm. The hardy plant bears healthy, leathery, dark green foliage that forms a lovely contrast to the blooms.
The rose variety Nostalgie from rose breeder Tantau blooms throughout the whole summer with only short pauses. The individual flower has only a slight fragrance, but the outstanding quality of this hybrid tea rose also lies in its unique, two-tone blooms. It forms these again and again from thick, ball-shaped buds. It is used both as a specimen, as a group in a flower bed, or also in a container.
Experiences and pictures from our visitors (4)
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A great rose all roundI've had it in a container for several years and it gets more beautiful all the time. It is healthy and robust; of course it needs the usual care. The blooms are huge and very suitable as cut flowers, since they form long stems and last very long in the vase. Only the fragrance isn't very pronounced for me.Automatically translated · Show original
Noblest elegance and impressive colour nuancesOne of the first roses I bought - it delights me year after year in the container, which has always grown a little bit :) It is uncomplicated, robust and, thanks to its nobility and rich play of colours, has a magical attraction. A feast for the eyes!Automatically translated · Show original
Healthy, nicely fragrant rose.I bought Nostalgie because I had walked past two small potted specimens at the nursery (which I hadn't even noticed) that filled the greenhouse entrance with fragrance for yards around. Despite sandy soil and occasional dryness, the rose then proved robust and healthy.Automatically translated · Show original
Just like in the pictures!The blooms are beautiful, but what impresses me greatly is the healthy foliage. I have never noticed such lovely foliage on any other rose.
Great quality of the plants!Automatically translated · Show original
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