Rose Tanobmil

Rose Tanobmil, also known as Suela, is a tea-hybrid variety featuring bright yellow buds adorned with light-edged petals. The flowers have a diameter of 7-8 cm and possess a mild fragrance. The plant features sturdy, upright stems, ensuring stable and high-quality cuttings, making this variety an excellent choice for decorative use and floristry.

Rose bushes reach a height of 80-90 cm and a width of 70-80 cm, allowing them to harmoniously integrate into various garden compositions. This rose is repeat-blooming, with one flower forming per stem. Grafted onto Rosa canina 'Schmidt's Ideal', the plant exhibits high winter hardiness, frost resistance, drought tolerance, longevity, and rain resistance, making it well-adapted to USDA hardiness zone 6 climate conditions.

Additionally, Tanobmil rose shows good resistance to common diseases such as powdery mildew and black spot, significantly simplifying plant care. Developed by German breeder Hans-Jürgen Evers in 1999, this variety is not only visually appealing but also practical to grow.