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Iceberg Floribunda Own Root Rose Dormant Bare Root Plant (1-Pack)
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Iceberg Floribunda Rose is the best white rose for your landscape or garden. Pure white blooms form in clusters on a care-free, vigorous and upright bush. These lightly honey-scented blooms keep coming all Summer. Extremely disease resistant, the bush is covered with light green, glossy foliage, a perfect backdrop for perfectly white roses. …
Iceberg Floribunda Rose is the best white rose for your landscape or garden. Pure white blooms form in clusters on a care-free, vigorous and upright bush. These lightly honey-scented blooms keep coming all Summer. Extremely disease resistant, the bush is covered with light green, glossy foliage, a perfect backdrop for perfectly white roses. These bare root roses are shipped in the spring, allowing you to plant them while they are still dormant. Bareroot roses should be planted as soon as possible. If you are unable to plant your bareroot roses within a few days of receiving them, heel them in where you want to plant them. Dig a trench deep and wide enough to hold the roots and about 2-thirds of the top of your roses, place the roses in the trench and cover with soil until you are able to plant properly.
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Iceberg Floribunda Rose is the best white rose for your landscape or garden. Pure white blooms form in clusters on a care-free, vigorous and upright bush. These lightly honey-scented blooms keep coming all Summer. Extremely disease resistant, the bush is covered with light green, glossy foliage, a perfect backdrop for perfectly white roses. These bare root roses are shipped in the spring, allowing you to plant them while they are still dormant. Bareroot roses should be planted as soon as possible. If you are unable to plant your bareroot roses within a few days of receiving them, heel them in where you want to plant them. Dig a trench deep and wide enough to hold the roots and about 2-thirds of the top of your roses, place the roses in the trench and cover with soil until you are able to plant properly.