About the name
Breeding. Hans Jürgen Evers for Rosen Tantau; introduced in 1993. Registered name: TANledolg. Goldjuwel means “golden jewel”. It is also known as Gold Jewel, Golden Jewel and Bijou d’Or.
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Miniature roseHans Jürgen Evers; Rosen Tantau, 1993Yellow
Goldjuwel
Rich golden-yellow flowers on a low, rounded plant.
Compact · for the front of beds and containers
Variety profile
Flowering
Repeat-flowering in abundant flushes throughout the season
Winter hardiness
−23 °C
USDA zone 6b. In Ukraine, protect the base of the plant for winter.
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Plant size
35–45 × 30–40 cm
- Habit
- Low, compact and rounded
- Dimensions
- 35–45 cm tall × 30–40 cm wide
- Support
- Not required
- Shoots
- Short
- Branching
- Well branched
Flower
26–39 petals
- Bud shape
- Neat, rich yellow bud
- Open flower
- Small, double, cup-shaped flower
- Fullness
- Approximately 26–39 petals
- Flower carriage
- Usually borne in small clusters
Fragrance
Very faint
Faint, almost imperceptible.
Sun
Fertile, well-drained soil
Thorns
Moderate
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Thorns are present in moderate numbers.
Foliage
Dark green and slightly glossy.
Other names
Gold Jewel, Golden Jewel, Bijou d’Or
Breeder's code TANledolg.
All characteristics in a table
- Group
- Miniature rose
- Breeder
- Hans Jürgen Evers; Rosen Tantau, Germany, 1993
- Bud shape
- Neat, rich yellow bud
- Open flower
- Small, double, cup-shaped flower
- Colour
- Golden yellow; as the flower ages, the petal edges may fade to cream
- Fullness
- Approximately 26–39 petals
- Flower carriage
- Usually borne in small clusters
- Flowering
- Repeat-flowering; the variety is known for abundant repeat bloom
- Fragrance
- Faint, almost imperceptible
- Habit
- Low, compact and rounded
- Branching
- Well branched
- Shoots
- Short
- Thorns
- Thorns are present in moderate numbers.
- Dimensions
- 35–45 cm tall × 30–40 cm wide
- Support
- Not required
- Foliage
- Dark green and slightly glossy
- Resistance
- No reliable separate rating is available
- Variations of the variety
- Suited to the front of a bed, low edging, containers and small groups
Colour scheme
Golden yellow; as the flower ages, the petal edges may fade to cream
Rose neighbours
Perennials to plant nearby
Neighbouring roses
Dark depth, a white pause and cool lilac shades make the golden centre stand out:
Perennial companions
Silver foliage and blue-violet flowers support the gold without making the composition too busy:
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More about the variety
- Variations of the variety
- Suited to the front of a bed, low edging, containers and small groups
How to grow
Where to plant. At the front of a bed, along a path or in a container.
Care. A sunny position, fertile well-drained soil and removal of spent blooms support repeat flowering. In Ukraine, the compact plant is easy to protect; a container needs separate protection from freezing in winter.
Frequently asked questions about Goldjuwel
Does Goldjuwel need winter protection?
The cultivar’s reference temperature is −23 °C (USDA zone 6b). Overwintering depends on the conditions. In Ukraine, protect the base of the plant for winter.
How many times a season does Goldjuwel flower?
Repeat-flowering in abundant flushes throughout the season.
How big does Goldjuwel grow?
35–45 cm tall, 30–40 cm wide.
How much sun does Goldjuwel need?
Full sun; fertile, well-drained soil.
What does Goldjuwel smell like?
Faint, almost imperceptible.