Zone 2b - Canada. Skinner, 1939 - 2.5m / 8ft

Parentage: (Rosa rugosa × Rosa acicularis) × Gruss an Teplitz

Wasagaming is a striking and hardy rose that can reach heights of over 8 feet if left unpruned, with stems as thick as tree branches, giving it a powerful presence in the landscape. The large, double blooms are a captivating lavender-rose colour, creating a beautiful contrast against the plant's robust form. The flowers are similar in structure to peonies, with layers of petals that add richness to the display. As the bush matures, you may see occasional repeat blooming, offering more of its stunning colour throughout the season. Hardy to temperatures as low as -40°F.

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