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Rosa 'Climbing Iceberg'

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Rosa 'Climbing Iceberg' is a white climbing rose cultivar that originated as a sport of the popular floribunda bush rose 'Iceberg' in 1968. It produces large clusters of pure white, double flowers that repeat bloom throughout the growing season. The plant develops long, vigorous canes that can be trained vertically, making it distinct from the bushy form of the original 'Iceberg' cultivar. Gardeners frequently use it as an ornamental climber to cover walls, fences, and garden pergolas.

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Where does the 'Climbing Iceberg' rose come from?

Rosa 'Climbing Iceberg' is a natural climbing sport of the famous white floribunda bush rose 'Iceberg'. It was discovered and introduced in 1968, retaining the original bush variety's pure white color and disease resistance.

How large does a 'Climbing Iceberg' rose get?

Unlike its bushy parent, this climbing variety produces vigorous, long canes that can reach up to 10 feet or more in height. This makes it widely grown on walls, fences, and garden pergolas.

What do the flowers of the 'Climbing Iceberg' look like?

The plant bears large clusters of pure white, double-flowered blooms that closely resemble the original 'Iceberg' rose. It is known for being a repeat-bloomer, flowering continuously from spring through fall.

Is the 'Climbing Iceberg' rose difficult to maintain?

It is considered highly disease-resistant and relatively easy to maintain, requiring only standard rose care like regular watering and fertilizing. Gardeners mainly need to ensure they have a sturdy structure to support its tall, vigorous canes.

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