Heirloom Roses Iceberg

Being grown on its own roots means the plant is genetically identical to its parent, rather than being grafted onto a different rootstock. This typically results in better hardiness, longevity, and the ability to recover more reliably if the plant dies back to the ground in harsh winters.

The Iceberg shrub rose grows to a mature size of approximately 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide. You should plan for this footprint to ensure it has enough airflow and space to thrive without crowding neighboring plants.

Yes, Iceberg roses are well-suited for container gardening. Just ensure you use a large, sturdy pot with excellent drainage and high-quality potting soil, and be prepared to water it more frequently than you would a rose planted in the ground.

Yes, this variety is celebrated for its ability to produce waves of pure white double blooms consistently throughout the growing season. While it will have peak flushes, you can expect to see flowers from late spring until the first frost.

The Iceberg rose is only lightly fragrant. If you are looking for a rose specifically for its perfume, you might find this variety subtle, but it makes up for it with its prolific, clean white blooms and reliable performance.

This variety is hardy in zones 5 through 10. It is a versatile grower that performs well across a wide range of climates, provided it receives adequate sunlight and proper care.