Tanydal – Hybrid tea rose – TANydal
As a pharmaROSA® NEONATAL own-root propagation line, Tanydal offers a stable premium base for nurseries building exclusive hybrid tea assortments focused on flower quality and formal elegance. The upright, bush-trained architecture with 3–5 framework canes supports a clear specimen profile in 5–7 L premium containers, while the medium height and dense, slightly glossy foliage make crop presentation and grading straightforward in nursery systems that must perform reliably even where winters are sharp and winds persistent. The medium, high-centred, pointed-bud blooms and strong, lasting fragrance align well with cut-flower and exhibition selection, yet remain manageable in professional flower bed and container routes. Own-root, tray-grown cuttings provide predictable, homogeneous stands for collection and retail/reseller supply, allowing You to plan capacity and timing: roots consolidating in year one, structural framework building in year two, and full ornamental expression from year three, with ongoing regeneration, longevity, and reduced replacement under professional loading. This combination of cultivar stability and commercial positioning helps underpin premium, salmon-pink hybrid tea ranges where exclusivity and technical reliability go hand in hand.
Usage options
Finished-product ideas
- Premium 5–7 L fragrant hybrid tea – Upright, bush-trained Tanydal in 5–7 L premium containers, exploiting its high-centred salmon-pink blooms and strong fragrance for exclusive finished products – target audience/channel: retail / reseller premium ranges.
- Exhibition-ready hybrid tea liner – Own-root, bush-trained plants selected for form and bud quality as a semi-finished input for exhibitors and specialist nurseries – target audience/channel: show gardens and specialist rose exhibitors.
- Salmon-pink focal specimen tub – Large 40–50 L containers with single Tanydal specimens, built from NEONATAL stock for long-term display and fragrance impact – target audience/channel: landscape contractors and public-realm suppliers.
- Cut-and-display garden module – Bed-ready batches of Tanydal for gardens combining cut-flower use with ornamental display, based on uniform own-root propagation – target audience/channel: project-based nursery networks serving private-label concepts.
- Thematic collection core plant – Curated salmon-pink hybrid tea featured as a reference cultivar within colour- or breeder-themed collections, supported by stable own-root NEONATAL supply – target audience/channel: thematic rose gardens and collection managers.
Technical cultivar profile
| Parameter |
Data |
| Name and registration |
Hybrid tea rose registered as TANydal, currently traded as Tanydal Hybrid tea rose TANydal, with American Rose Society exhibition name Summer Lady in the hybrid tea group. |
| Origin and breeding |
Bred by Hans Jürgen Evers at Rosen Tantau, Germany, bred around 1991 and introduced and registered in 1993 by Rosen Tantau for hybrid tea rose production. |
| Awards and recognition |
Recognised with Court of Show and Honour at the Connecticut Rose Society Show in 2001, indicating exhibition-level flower presentation potential under appropriate cultural conditions. |
| Growth and structural characteristics |
Upright bush habit reaching about 100–140 cm in height and 50–70 cm spread, moderately thorny with dense, slightly glossy medium-green foliage suitable for structured bush-trained production. |
| Flower morphology |
Semi-double, medium-sized solitary blooms with 13–25 petals, high-centred, pointed-bud form typical of cut-rose types, repeating well with an abundant second flowering flush under good culture. |
| Colour data and phenology |
Warm, soft salmon-pink flowers, slightly lighter on petal backs, with buds showing cream-pink and salmon tones; colour lightens in strong sun and remains deeper in cooler weather before fading to pale pink-peach. |
| Fragrance and aroma |
Classified as strongly scented with long-lasting fragrance; detailed scent character description is not provided, but fragrance intensity is a key ornamental and market feature of this cultivar. |
| Hip characteristics |
Hip set expected to be poor; where formed, hips are small, about 6–9 mm diameter, spherical, and orange-red, with limited visual or production relevance in most nursery and landscape contexts. |
| Resistance and winter hardiness |
Medium disease resistance to powdery mildew, black spot and rust, with moderate heat and drought tolerance requiring regular irrigation in dry periods; hardy approximately to -21–-18 °C (H7, USDA 6b, Swedish zone 3). |
| Horticultural recommendations |
Suitable for flower beds, specimen and container use, and cut flower purposes; recommended as a bush-trained plant with 3–5 strong canes for premium container routes, with medium maintenance and occasional plant protection. |
Tanydal Hybrid tea rose TANydal offers exhibition-level salmon-pink blooms, strong fragrance and upright, bush-trained structure on a predictable own-root base, making it a reliable candidate for aligning capacity and scheduling in premium rose programmes.
