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Reimer Kordes, 'Schneewittchen ®' (1958) This repeating shrub rose is known as 'Iceberg' in anglo-saxon countries. Her robustness and floriferousness lead to her being awarded the title "World Rose" in 1983. ...120 cm high and 70 cm wide.

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Mathias Tantau senior 'Johanna Röpke' (1931) This is a late-blooming variety among the once-blooming ramblers. The blooms are semi-double and salmon-pink. ...good hardiness. 300 cm.

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Reimer Kordes, 'Lichtkönigin Lucia ®' (1966) ADR-Rose 1968. Repeating, fragrant, yellow shrub rose...floriferous...150 cm high and 70 cm wide.

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Reimer Kordes, 'Lilli Marleen ®' (1959) This floribunda has perhaps today no longer the importance she had in the 60s...as we have higher requirements against black spot. ...60 cm.

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Mathia Tantau senior 'Märchenland' (1946) Floribunda with tender pink booms...a survivor under difficult conditions...prefers regions with high amounts of rain, where she then is a continuous bloomer. If she is pruned only little, can be used as a shrub. ...125 cm.

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Hans Jürgen Evers (1990) ADR-Rose 1993. This pink-coloured small shrub rose has proven especially suitable for covering large areas. The loosely filled pink-coloured blooms are in large clusters...very good resistance against fngal diseases. Strong rebloom in autumn, often until frost....50 to 70 cm.

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Hans Jürgen Evers, Nostalgie ® (1995). This special HT attracts attention with is vivid bicolor blooms in cream-white and red. The glossy dark-green leathery foliage keeps fungus within acceptable limits...good fragrance...Well suited for cut flowers...70 to 120 cm.

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Wilhelm Kordes II, 'Rosenmärchen' (1940) One of the first Floribunda-Roses which were suitable for ground cover due to its floriferousness. In USA in commerce as 'Pinocchio'...Used successfully for breeding by many breeders. ..medium size yellowish pink blooms with up to 30 petals...50 to 70 cm.

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Wilhelm Kordes II, 'Raubritter' (1936) This once-blooming Rambler descends from a R. macrantha cross. The balloon-formed purple-pink blooms hhave an old-fashioned flair....very hardy... highly susceptible to mildew...300 cm.

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Reimer Kordes, 'Friesia ®' (1973)....one of the most successful floribundas...a relatively healthy yellow rose. Blooms early in summer and surprises through her pleasant fragrance....60 cm.