Roses by Mathias Tantau jun.

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Mathias Tantau jun. (1912-2006)
He led Rosen Tantau from 1948 to 1985.

1948 - 1959

'Claus Groth', 1951
'Lagerfeuer', 1952
'Konrad Adenauer', 1954
'Red Favorite', 1954
'Lichterloh', 1955
'Dirigent', 1956
'Friedrich Heyer', 1956
'Halali', 1956
'Olala', 1956
'Solo', 1956
'Hein Evers', 1957
'Paprika', 1957
'Primaballerina', 1957
'Traumland', 1958
'Kommodore', 1959

1959 - 1975

'Super Star', 1960
'Feuerwerk', 1962
'Duftwolke', 1963
'Herz As', 1963
'Ahoi', 1964
'Blue Moon', 1964
'Geisha', 1964
'Molde', 1964
'Pariser Charme', 1965
'Goldstern', 1966
'Sophia Loren', 1967
'Erotika', 1968
'Oregold', 1970
'Landora', 1970
'New Daily Mail', 1972
'Piroschka', 1972
'Julischka, 1974
'Royal Occasion', 1974

1975 - 1999

'Black Lady', 1976
'Anuschka', 1977
'Diana', 1977
'Blue Parfum', 1978
'Inka', 1978
'Lapponia', 1978
'Ingrid Weibull', 1980
'Lawinia', 1980
'Showbiz', 1980
'Paola', 1981
'Taranga', 1981
'Friesensonne', 1982
'Frohsinn '82', 1982
'Lady Like', 1982
'Wimi', 1982
'Polarstern', 1983
'Camp David', 1984
'Piccolo', 1984
'Marietta', 1985
'Santana', 1985
'Violina', 1990
'Black Queen', Tantau

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Roses by Mathias Tantau jr.