Rosa híbrida de té alemana creada por Tantau
Grafin Von Hardenberg (Black Caviar) ®
Grafin Von Hardenberg (Black Caviar) ®
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The “Grafen von Hardenberg” rose, also known as "Black Caviar", is a magnificent tea hybrid created by Hans Jürgen Evers in 1997 and introduced in Germany in 2001 by Tantau Roses under the name "Astrid Gräfin von Hardenberg". We are faced with a beautiful German rose bush perfect for caressing our romantic soul.
This unique rose bush has large dark red flowers with approximately 50 petals, and a fragrance of honey, lemon and vanilla . It blooms repeatedly throughout the season and reaches a height at maturity of 1.2 to 1.5 meters. If you think that your garden could use a world-famous rose bush, you should know that at Famous Roses we are proud to be able to offer you the “Grafen von Hardenberg”, and that we also offer you a rooting guarantee.
Her merits were recognized with the Gold Medal for the most fragrant rose bush in New Zealand (2010) and the Gold Medal for the best perfume at the international exhibition in Rome, Italy (2002).
Recommended for obtaining cut flowers for vase or floral arrangements. The cut flower lasts approximately 5 days.
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