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Rose de Tolbiac
Rose de Tolbiac
This Kordes rose is a masterpiece of nostalgic beauty, characterized by its large, cupped flowers with an impressive diameter of up to 12 cm. Delicately tinted in pastel pink with apricot undertones, these blooms unfold gracefully as solitary wonders or charming clusters. Their nostalgic form brings to mind the elegance of eras gone by, adding a touch of old-world charm to modern gardens.
Characteristics:
Colour: Pink-Apricot
Flowering: Repeat Flowering
Fragrance: Weak
Bloom Size: Large, 10-12 cm
Petals: Double, Full
Height: 150-200 cm
Width: 60-80 cm
Flower Form: Rosette
Disease Resistance: High
Winter Hardiness: High
A Journey of Naming and Discovery:
The Rose de Tolbiac has a story woven into its very name. Born in 1998 and originally referred to as KO 98/1457-14, this rose eventually found its identity during the grand ceremony at the GARDEN SHOW on July 30, 2012, becoming the Rose de Tolbiac. Its journey from humble numbers to illustrious names adds an extra intrigue to this enchanting rose.
The creator of this German rose, Thomas Proll, expresses great pride in his creation, highlighting its robust nature, endurance, and resistance to fungal diseases. This rose is a testament to the craftsmanship of those who cultivate and bring forth such botanical wonders.
A Climbing Elegance:
This rose is a splendid example of a new generation of climbing roses belonging to the Climbing Max collection. Its hardy and vigorous nature makes it a perfect choice for adorning walls, pergolas, and other vertical structures, adding an exquisite touch to outdoor spaces.
The Rose de Tolbiac captures the essence of timeless elegance and delicate beauty. Its pastel-pink petals, intricate form, and enduring nature make it a symbol of floral craftsmanship. This rose variety evokes nostalgia while embracing modern landscapes, creating a harmonious blend of old and new in the garden. From its delicate fragrance to its robust resilience, the Rose de Tolbiac is a living work of art that graces gardens with elegance and grace.
