Stop and Smell the Roses - Stay Healthy and Stress Free
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Class: Floribunda
Parentage: ‘Robinhood’ x ‘Virgo’
Date of Introduction: 1958
Hybridizer: Reimer Kordes
Registration Code: KORbin
Syns: ‘Fee des Neiges’, ‘Schneewittchen’
I first saw ‘Iceberg’, a white modern, cluster-flowered rose (floribunda) in California about fifteen years ago. I was amazed then at how popular ‘Iceberg’ roses was in Southern California at that time in spite of the rose being 40+ years already since it was first introduced by Reimer Kordes. They were everywhere. We saw a lot of them at private gardens and even at the wineries in Temecula.
The flowers are semi-double, 20-25 petals and well formed, pure white with occasional pinkish tints in the bud state, especially in early spring and autumn when the nights are cold and damp. The blooms are produced continuously in clusters of up to 15 per spray, long lasting, both on the bush or as…
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