Zone 3 - Canada. Skinner, 1941 - 1.5m/6ft

Parentage: Rosa beggeriana x Rosa rugosa

Mrs. John McNab is a very hardy and somewhat rare rose, known for its soft pink, very double blossoms. The flowers have a mild, pleasant fragrance that adds a subtle charm to its appearance. The bush itself is upright to arching in habit and, over time, will develop into a large, robust shrub. This rose is well-regarded for its resilience, making it an excellent choice for gardeners in colder climates. The soft pink blooms, which appear in abundance, create a graceful and romantic display throughout the blooming season.

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