- Group
- Hybrid Tea
- Breeder
- Rosen-Tantau (Hans Jürgen Evers), Germany, 2010
- Bud shape
- Full, round (typical of nostalgic varieties)
- Open flower
- Large, cupped, quartered, nostalgic (old-fashioned) form; diameter about 8–10 cm
- Centre
- Filled, quartered
- Colour
- Salmon-apricot blend: deeper orange in cool weather; softens to apricot-salmon in heat and with age
- Fullness
- Very double, 40+ petals
- Flower carriage
- In waves, mostly several per stem; excellent for cutting
- Flowering
- Repeat-flowering, from June to October
- Fragrance
- Medium — sweet, fruity
- Hips
- Usually not left — spent flowers are cut off
- Habit
- Compact, bushy, upright
- Branching
- Good, dense
- Shoots
- Sturdy
- Thorns
- Moderate prickliness, as in most Hybrid Teas.
- Dimensions
- 70–100 cm tall × 30–50 cm wide
- Support
- Does not need support — a self-supporting compact bush
- Foliage
- Dark green, glossy, leathery, healthy
- Resistance
- Good against black spot and powdery mildew
- Variations of the variety
- Part of the Nostalgic Roses Tantau line; no sports recorded