![]() Cut the canes back to about 10 inches to a foot from soil level this will encourage stronger growth from the base of the plant. Prune Iceberg Floribunda rose in very early spring, just when growth is resuming after dormancy. Be sure to water around the root zone, and avoid watering foliage. Water newly planted roses every few days, and water established roses once a week or as needed in the heat of summer to keep the soil moist but not soggy. ![]() The ideal soil pH for roses is 6.5 they prefer neutral to slightly acidic soil. ![]() Roses thrive in soil well amended in organic matter you can mix in garden compost to feed your plant until it becomes well established. Plant Iceberg Rose in a full sun location where it receives at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Its hardiness and disease-resistant traits make this an easy-care plant that puts on a continual flower show. Its bushy habit works exceptionally well when Iceberg is planted as a continual flowering hedge in the landscape, near a walkway to enjoy its subtle honey fragrance, or as a single focal point in the garden or large container. Iceberg Rose grows in Hardiness Zones 5-8, is cold and heat tolerant, and reaches a height of 4 ft with a spread of about 3 ft. This easy-to-care-for floribunda rose was bred to be hardier, more robust, and disease resistant and therefore easier to grow. Clear white blooms have between 20-25 petals that appear non-stop throughout summer. This sought-after floriferous variety continually blooms all-season long. ‘Iceberg’ Rose is a welcome sight in any garden.
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