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  This non-registered seedling
selection of H. 'Dorothy Benedict', this cultivar was originated
by
Bob Balitewicz of Indiana. It is a large size plant about 20 inches high by
45 inches wide. The blue-green foliage has greenish yellow to
mottled marginal variegation. Its leaves are broadly ovate and
have a moderate bloom on the bottom.
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This may be a misspelling of the "Sagamore
of the Wabash" which is an award given out periodically by the Governor
of Indiana. It was inspired by their neighboring state's
Kentucky Colonel certificates. The term "sagamore" is a Native
American word to describe a lower level chief or significant man
in the tribe. It is the highest award the governor can give to
people who have somehow distinguished themselves. The Wabash
River runs through Indiana.
