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'Cinnabar' rose References
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Book (2006) Page(s) 135.
Cinnabar Floribunda. Good, reliable rebloom. Moderate fragrance. Short, spreading. Tantau, 1945. ..One of the most unusually colored roses I know; Chinese red with an overlay of red-brown. deeply saturated color on large petals, flowers semi-double opening wide.
Book (2002) Page(s) 34.
Not rated
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 96.
Floribunda, scarlet, 1945, ('Tantau's Triumph'); 'Baby Château' x R. roxburghii; Tantau.
Book (1972) Page(s) 135-136.
The Men behind the New Roses
Nigel Raban
In 1919 the first of his seedlings appeared in the shape of two small-flowered Poly. Poms, named 'Stadtrat Meyn' and 'Beauty of Holstein'. From the very beginning the firm's energies were concentrated upon the production of polyantha roses and this policy has continued to the present day, coinciding as it does with the commercial demands of the German market, which is for massed display rather than for individual blooms. As a result the breeding programme had a threefold objective: freedom of flowering, resistance to disease and an ability to withstand the winter rigours of the north German climate. The chosen parents to produce this strain included R. microphylla (R. roxburghii), R. multibracteata, both giving strong growth and hardiness to their progeny and 'Baby Chateau', the early floribunda raised by Wilhelm Kordes, which contributed to the freedom of flowering. The most successful of this group of seedlings were 'Kathe Duvigneau', which received a Trial Ground Certificate in 1952, 'Tantau's Triumph' (1948) and 'Tantau's Surprise' (1951). These varieties are still to be seen as park bedding roses on the continent though they have been largely superseded in this country.
Website/Catalog (1960) Page(s) 24.
TANTAU'S TRIOMPHE (Tantau 1945). Fleurs semi-doubles orange chaudron. FL [feuillage luisant].
[no longer listed in 1975]
Book (1958) Page(s) 59.
Cinnabar. (Tantau's Triumph in Europe). F. (Tantau; int. Krider Nurs., '45.) Baby Château X R. roxburghii. Bud small, globular; fl. semi-dbl., cupped, slightly fragrant, vermilion to scarlet-red; cluster. Fol. leathery. Bushy, upright; abundant bloom.
Book (1953) Page(s) 136.
Mr. Jim Bennett. N. Z. Rose Forum.
Floradora Superseded by Tantau's Triumph, which is the same colour.
Website/Catalog (1953) Page(s) 21.
TANTAU'S TRIOMPHE (Tantau 1945). Larges fleurs orange chaudron.
Magazine (Feb 1951) Page(s) 1. trimester, p. 23.
Registration internationale de roses nouvelles...
Nom original Tantau's Triumph
Nom modifié Cinnabar
Website/Catalog (1950) Page(s) 7.
Novelty Roses 1950. Tantau's Triumph (Hyb. Poly.) (Tantau, 1948). Single dark poppy red blooms borne in trusses. A deeper shade than Floradora. Fades late and blooms drop naturally. 7/6 each.
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