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most recent 10 JUN 24  
Initial post 10 JUN 24 by Bug_girl
Mine is fragrant as well.
most recent 5 JUL 23  
Initial post 5 JUL 23 by myriambruneau
I have been recommended this rose by a seller as I was looking for an ebb tide. It will not stay in my garden.
Reply #1 posted 5 JUL 23 by Nastarana
Out of curiosity, I don't grow any of the Iceberg familia, what are your objections? To me the color looks a bit dull in pictures.
Reply #2 posted 5 JUL 23 by myriambruneau
The shrub shape and the flower shape is really basic for my taste. Also, I had more pests on that one. The shrub is kind of saggy :P
most recent 11 MAR 21  
Initial post 11 MAR 21 by ParisRoseLady
Available from - Stargazer Perennials
www.stargazerperennials.com
most recent 2 MAY 17  
Initial post 9 AUG 12 by Anita silicon valley
Is it fragrant? How long does it last in the vase?
Reply #1 posted 30 APR 17 by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
KBW in Pakistan grows this in his hot weather (up to 113 F). He stated it's fragrant.
Reply #2 posted 30 APR 17 by Andrew from Dolton
I get hardly any fragrance from 'Iceburg' or 'Burgandy Ice' but them my highest temperature last summer was only 26 degrees centigrade.
Reply #3 posted 2 MAY 17 by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
Certain roses are more fragrant at hot temp, like Double Delight and Chrysler Imperial. In cold weather, those scents went downhill. In contrast, Austin roses smell best at cool temp. In hot temp, my Austin Scepter'd Isle smells like dirty-socks, and Radio Times & Wise Portia lose 1/2 of its scent. But the French Romantica roses are consistently fragrant regardless of temp.
Reply #4 posted 2 MAY 17 by Lavenderlace
Very good news that DD and CI smell the best in heat. We have no shortage of that here!