Delight in the enchantment of "Tangles" (Kortangwal) – a captivating spectacle of health and beauty, awarded the Bronze Medal at the 2019 Australian National Rose Trial Garden awards in Adelaide. This low-growing bush, reaching heights of 70-90cm and widths of 50-70cm, is a masterpiece of resilience, free from the bane of diseases. Adorned with generous clusters of lilac blooms that persist into the late season, it culminates in the production of medium-sized green hips, adding a touch of whimsy to your garden or potting display. Perfectly suited for small gardens or as a potted marvel, "Tangles" offers an alluring visual feast.

This rose carries a profound narrative, inspired by a Southern Right Whale named Tangles, who faced the adversity of entanglement near our farm in Portland, Victoria. "Tangles" is a tribute not only to the resilience of the Southern Right Whale but also to the dedicated volunteers, the unsung heroes who meticulously record sightings of these majestic creatures. Their commitment is invaluable, aiding conservationists and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) in their efforts to monitor and support the recovery of this magnificent species. "Tangles" is more than a rose; it's a symbol of hope and the enduring spirit of conservation.