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'Iceberg, Cl.' rose Reviews & Comments
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11 MAR 21 by
 ParisRoseLady
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Available from - Stargazer Perennials
www.stargazerperennials.com
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2 APR 19 by
Planetrj (zone 11b/H2 pH 5.8)
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One could assume that there are perhaps two or more scion banks for this climbing version of Iceberg. The number of petals is distinctly lower with Iceberg, Cl than with the shrub version. Also, the fragrance is somewhat different and diminished from the climber. However, the fragrance of honey is still present. Sets occasional heps. 16-20 petals. Still classy and a free blooming specimen as it’s clone parent. Does suffer from some black spot when water sets on the foliage.
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29 OCT 14 by
GALP
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Does anyone have experience or photos about climbing iceberg roses left to grow freely without support, like a big bush?
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29 OCT 14 by
Margaret Furness
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Have a look at Photo Id: 107727 I don't know whether it was a bush or climbing form.
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29 OCT 14 by
GALP
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Helllo Margaret thanks for the photo ! Absolutely gorgeous... Comparing it with the size of the weeping willow beside it seems a bit high for a standard iceberg, don't you think? Thanks again Alessia
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15 JUL 12 by
Patricia Routley
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Who was the patent eventually issued to? Joseph Timmerman, or Cants of Colchester. Refer 1970 reference.
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