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Rose 'Iceberg' 3L Pot Rosa 'Iceberg'
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Key Features
AVERAGE GROWING
HAS FLOWERS (White)
FRAGRANCED
PRICKLY
Description
A stunning pure-white floribunda rose, Rosa ‘Iceberg’ flowers continually from early to late summer. Its medium sized flowers (7-8cm across) which emerge from pink buds, are lightly scented and grow in generous clusters, producing an elegant display to complement any garden. With its contrasting deep-green bushy growth, this pale perfection of a rose is ideal for beds, borders or containers.
Aside from the ethereal blooms, Rosa ‘Iceberg’ is disease resistant and easy to grow so can be grown and enjoyed by gardeners of all experience levels. Plant in a fully sunny spot in moist but well-drained soil of any type. As this rose is fully hardy it can stand a little exposure and will survive the UK winters to bloom again the following year.
Rosa 'Iceberg' grows at a moderate rate and has a height and spread of around 1m at maturity. Using a mulch in late winter, with a fertiliser twice yearly in late winter and again in early summer will ensure this rose thrives and blooms well each year. As soon as flowers are spent, deadhead to encourage further new blooms.
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Step 1
Root Grow & Fertiliser
Ensure you buy root grow and fretiliser with your plants at the time of purchase
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Step 2
Prepare Your Planting Area
Make sure your planting area is in good condition and suitable for planting
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Step 3
Plant & Feed
Plant with root grow & the second feed. Support plants if necessary. Water regularly
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Pruning Advice
Prune back any dead, diseased or crossing branches in late winter before new growth starts. Shorten the remaining branches but be sure to keep some of the buds.