Tamāra

Hardiness zone: 5 (USDA), (−23 °C to −28 °C)

This rose enchants with its unique shade — from bright salmon to orange-red, which looks especially striking against the background of dark green foliage. Large, rounded buds open into densely double, quartered blooms of cup-shaped and rosette form. Each flower reaches 11−12 cm in diameter and consists of 60−80 petals.

Its fragrance is one of the main highlights: a rich fruity aroma with refined notes of rose oil, apricot, and a subtle spiciness of white pepper. The flowering is abundant and almost continuous from June until late autumn. The clusters of blooms withstand heat and rain well, keeping their shape throughout the season.

The bush is upright and compact. The dark green, leathery, matte foliage enhances the brightness and depth of the blooms. The rose shows high resistance to diseases and excellent winter hardiness.

This rose is a true embodiment of elegance and style, making it a perfect choice for those seeking a vibrant garden accent or expressive floral arrangements. Flowering: repeat, lush and long-lasting. Blooms in clusters of 1−3 flowers.

Disease resistance: high.

Choosing where to plant:

Roses love the sun, so choose areas for planting that receive sunlight for most of the day. It is also important to protect the plants from strong winds.

*The female name given to the rose is not a variety name. A rose is like a woman, beautiful, elegant and unique, so each one inspired us for a woman’s name as well.