TAN00681; a compact lilac-mauve patio floribunda with a strong scent.
Compact lilac-mauve · strong fragrance · named variety
Rare lilac colour + strong fragrance; named after a model
USDA zone 6b–9b. Down to ≈ −20 °C; overwinters with cover. To ≈ −20 °C · overwinters under winter protection.
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41+ petals.
Strong, pleasant.
Generally good.
The lilac tone is deeper in cool weather.
Dark green, healthy.
Purple-violet, lavender-mauve with a pink bloom
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Night Owlwine-purple
Big Purplebeetroot-purple
Golden Celebrationgolden yellow · contrastPurple-plum roses in this section make up a deep 'berry' group around the lilac Heidi Klum.
Silver and blue perennials lighten the lilac flower:
For contrast next to the lilac: silver and sky-blue:
Where to plant. The front of a flower bed, borders, containers and terraces.
Climate. USDA 6b–9b (down to ≈ −20 °C); in our region it overwinters with cover, especially in a container.
Care. Compact and fragrant; ideal for pots. Regular watering in containers.
Name. Named after the German supermodel Heidi Klum (2005).
Breeding. Hans Jürgen Evers, Rosen Tantau (Germany); 2006; code TAN00681. 'Old Port' × 'Barkarole'.
Significance. A compact lilac-mauve patio floribunda with an unexpectedly strong scent; a named 'celebrity' variety from Tantau.
The cultivar’s reference temperature is −20 °C (USDA zone 6b–9b). Overwintering depends on the conditions. Down to ≈ −20 °C; overwinters with cover.
Repeat flowering, in waves through the whole season.
40–50 cm tall, about 30 cm wide.
Overall resistance: 3 out of 5. Generally a healthy garden floribunda.
Sun; abundant repeat flowering; the lilac tone is deeper in cool weather.
Strong, pleasant.
