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Iceberg Climbing
Iceberg Climbing Rose

The Climbing Iceberg rose is a climbing sport of the famous floribunda that is extremely vigorous. The supple canes need support but can be deployed against a painted surface because it can be considered virtually disease free. Given enough space to develop it will produce a shower of bloom turning it into a virtual snow bank. If one tries to confine it, bloom quality is severely reduced and you end up with a substitute for ivy.Our shipping containers require that all plants be cut to the same height with the result that the first year’s performance is primarily providing growth to support the following year’s bloom, so please be patient. The same hardiness as the original and just as fragrant.

Iceburg
Iceburg Rose

The Iceberg rose has plenty of long, cool-white buds that open as large, double roses on this Floribunda. The light green glossy foliage makes a perfect backdrop for these clean white blooms. For forty years Iceberg has been the standard against which many roses are measured. That's because the plant produces masses of icy white high-centered blossoms continuously from frost to frost, Iceberg roses are a World Federation of Rose Societies Hall of Famer inducted 1983.

Ingrid Bergman
Ingrid Bergman Rose

The Ingrid Berman rose is a luscious red Hybrid. This tea rose has full, double blooms with a soft velvety texture. Ingrid Berman roses are favorites among gardeners for it's deep red blooms and dark green foliage. The World Federation of Rose Societies voted the Ingrid Bergman rose into the Hall of Fame in 2000.

Intrigue
Intrigue Rose

The Intrigue rose has a scent of lemon that will fill your garden air with this Floribunda. This colorful plum rose is pretty and showy, with attractive glossy green leaves. Intrigue roses have 20 petals and are repeat flowering. They like the sun. It is an AARS winner.