ADR-Rose

The award recognized German Rose ( ADR Rose) get new rose cultivars that were planted in eleven different " ADR approval Gardens" ( trial gardens ) in Germany and about three or four years - without the use of pesticides - remained healthy and have a high ornamental value. This value properties such as fragrance, hardiness, flowering behavior and health are examined. The ADR test ( General German Rose New test ) was established by rose growers (mainly at the instigation of Wilhelm Kordes ) founded in 1950 in the German federal government nurseries. The more than 150 ADR roses that have been awarded, are particularly healthy ( without injections ) and are mainly planted in public parks.

ADR Prüfgärten

The eleven Prüfgärten are located in the following cities and communities and are also partly Publicly accessible.

From North to South:

• Thiensen, Horticultural Center, Schleswig, branch Ellerhoop
• Marquardt, Federal Office of Plant Varieties Testing Marquardt
• Rethmar, Federal Office of Plant Varieties Testing Rethmar
• Osnabrück, Fachhochschule Osnabrück, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture
• Dortmund, Botanical Garden
• Sangerhausen, Europa Rosarium Sangerhausen
• Dresden, Saxon State Institute for Agriculture
• Geisenheim, Hesse State Office Agriculture
• Veitshoechheim, Bavarian State Institute for Viticulture and Horticulture
• Two bridges, Europe's Rose Garden
• Freising- Weihenstephan, Institute of Horticultural Research Institute for Horticulture Weihenstephan

Gallery

A selection of ADR roses

' Bonica 82' ADR 1982

' Charming ', ADR 2004

' Dortmund ', ADR 1954

' Whiff ', ADR 1964

Flame Dance ', ADR 1952

' Fortuna ', ADR 2002

'Golden Gate', ADR 2006

' Heidetraum ' ADR 1990

' Innocencia ' ADR 2002

' Queen of the Roses ', ADR 1964

' Mainzer Fastnacht ' ADR 1964

' Parisian charm ', ADR 1966

' Westerland ', ADR 1974