Zone 2a - Canada. Bugnet, 1950 - 3m / 10ft

Parentage: ((Rosa acicularis × Rosa kamtchatica) × (Rosa amblyotis × Rosa rugosa plena)) × Betty Bland
Therese Bugnet is one of the hardiest roses available, bred in Canada to withstand winters as cold as -50°F. It produces soft pink, fragrant double blooms that recur throughout the season until fall. The bush itself is tall and arching, with clear red stems that are nearly prickle-free, offering winter interest when the flowers are gone. This rose has become a global favourite and is considered one of the most famous Canadian introductions. Our original plants continue to thrive, showcasing its enduring resilience and beauty.

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