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Iceberg® Floribunda Rose

Rosa 'Iceberg'

Nature Hills Nursery
  • Award-Winning Iceberg Rose Blooms Non-Stop All Season with Pure White, Honey-Scented Flowers
  • Thrives in Zones 5-9
  • Grows 3-4 ft Tall and Wide
  • Sweetly Fragrant Flowers
  • Excellent Foundation Planting in Cottage Gardens
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Plant Characteristics Cold hardy, Low Maintenance, Flowering, Reblooming, Disease resistant, Attracts pollinators, Heat Tolerant, Container Friendly
Hardiness Zone 5a9b
Sunlight Full sun
Height 3-4 ft
Width 3-4 ft
Watering Needs Moderate
Preferred Soil Clay, Loamy, Peaty, Sandy
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Habit Bushy, Upright
Blooms In Spring, Summer, Fall
Flower Color White
Foliage Color Green
Fragrant Yes
Suitable Space Outdoors
Plant Name Rose
Botanical Name Rosa 'Iceberg'
Species spp.
Cultivar Iceberg
Class Magnoliopsida, Rosales
Does Not Ship To AK, HI, ID, MT, PR

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Iceberg Rose grow well in zones colder than 5 or hotter than 8?
  • Iceberg Rose is cold and heat-tolerant in USDA zones 5-9, so it won't survive winters colder than zone 5 but handles heat well through zone 9. In zones 3-4, treat it as an annual or grow in containers you can move indoors for winter protection.

How much full sun does the Iceberg Floribunda Rose need daily?
  • Iceberg Floribunda Roses need 6-8 hours of full sun daily for optimal blooming performance. This sun-loving variety thrives in USDA zones 5-9 and produces continuous white blooms from late spring through fall when given adequate sunlight. Plant in your sunniest spot for best results, available at naturehills.com.

What type of soil and drainage does the Iceberg Rose require for planting?
  • Iceberg Roses adapt to a wide range of soil types and conditions across zones 5-9. They prefer well-draining soil but are quite forgiving of various soil conditions. Plant in spring after last frost for best establishment.

How often should I water the Iceberg Floribunda Rose, especially in hot weather?
  • Water Iceberg roses deeply 1-2 times per week, providing about 1 inch of water total. In hot weather above 85°F, increase to every other day and water early morning to reduce heat stress. Check soil moisture 2 inches down - it should be moist but not soggy.

When and how should I prune the Iceberg Rose for best blooming?
  • Prune Iceberg Roses in late winter or early spring before new growth begins. Remove dead, diseased, and weak canes, then cut healthy canes back by one-third to maintain the 3-4 foot size. This promotes abundant blooming from late spring through fall in zones 5-9.

Does the Iceberg Rose need deadheading to rebloom continuously?
  • Iceberg Floribunda Roses are self-cleaning and will rebloom continuously from late spring through fall without deadheading. However, removing spent blooms will encourage even more prolific flowering and keep the 3-4 foot shrub looking tidy. Deadhead weekly during peak season for maximum bloom production.

What common pests affect the Iceberg Rose, and how do I manage them?
  • Iceberg roses can face aphids, spider mites, and black spot, though this variety shows good disease resistance. Watch for aphids on new growth in spring and spider mites during hot, dry spells. Use insecticidal soap for aphids and ensure good air circulation to prevent fungal issues.

Are there any shipping restrictions for bare-root or potted Iceberg Roses?
  • Iceberg Roses ship as bare-root plants in early spring or as potted plants during the growing season. Bare-root shipping is typically restricted to late winter through early spring when plants are dormant. Check your USDA zone (5-9) for optimal planting timing in your area.
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