Double lilac-lavender-rosy blooms are fragrant, lush and prolific. Very cold-hardy rounded vigorous shrub will readily sucker. Rose expert Suzanne Verrier called it “a standout among hundreds of other roses.”
The name refers to a town inside of the Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba and is derived from an Anishinaabe phrase washagama saageygun, which translates as ‘;clear water lake.’
Tolerates partial shade. Z2. Indigenous Royalties. (9-18" bare-root plants)
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