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Named after Dutch Queen Wilhelmina who reigned the Netherlands over the course of World Wars I and II, this fragrant, double heirloom ranges from pale pink to deeper fuschia-pink with paler edges.
Two year old rootstock. Each rootstock has varying amounts of roots and three to five eyes for optimum flower production the first spring (some rootstocks may be trimmed of old wood to allow new root growth). Mid. (May/June). 30″ tall and 3′ to 4′ wide.
Photo Credit: Van Engelen
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