#WHITE ICEBERG ROSES CARE UPDATE#
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They are resistant to deer and rabbits which is great for those in open spaces.it’s so wonderful to watch the hummingbirds drink the nectar from the tubular shape.

They bloom from late spring-fall! I like plants that grow almost all year long.

One of my favorite blossoming perennial flowers! Especially the two toned Apple Blossom. I even have pink Iceberg roses out front…

I have white everywhere except for a few pink bushes in the front yard.

I found mine at a wholesale nursery (You need a gardener or a landscape designer to purchase there) for $ 14.99!

Iceberg Rose bushes range in price from $24-$35 per bush.

If in shade, don’t water as often to keep mildew at bay. They can survive in partial light but may not bloom as much.

They LOVE the sun – and need full-sun several hours per day.

If you start to notice a bit of mildew then back off on watering to a few minutes less a day 9if on a dripper system) or to watering every other day. You can use a hedger if you want, or if you like a more natural cottage look (like me), just trim a little with pruning shears or scissors whenever. They are fast-growers so maintenance is important.

Trim occasionally if you would like to keep your bush a certain size.

For those who worry about bees, they aren’t interested in you and we never have issues with stinging in our garden.

They attract bees & butterflies – I’m all for having a happy eco-system in my backyard.

Blooms in clusters which give it that “wow” factor.

#WHITE ICEBERG ROSES CARE FULL#

They are a shrub like rose bush which is nice when you want something a little more full.which makes it nice for pruning and cutting stems for the house.

They are resistant to mildew and rust.

The fragrance is beautiful – When the wind blows and my doors are open I can smell this rose throughout my home.

They are constant bloomers: from spring through mid-fall these babies don’t stop.

I have to begin with my favorite iceberg rose, simply because I have over 60 in my garden. Let’s get on with it, shall we? Below are some of my favorite go-to’s that I love filling my garden with… Most of you know how much I adore him as both a friend and gardener. Serafin, my gardener also contributes a ton. I’m not an expert by any means but I have years of planting & growing experience along with a Mom who helps me with her master gardening knowledge. I’m sharing each of my favorites – from my beautiful iceberg roses to the penstemon. While the garden is still young it looks so good! I’m loving how filled out it’s become. I’m a visual person so I hope this helps. This week I took pictures of the garden to show you how everything is laid out. Today I’m sharing what flowers I have along with a few tips while everything is still in full bloom.

#WHITE ICEBERG ROSES CARE UPDATE#

In case you haven’t had the chance to read my first Garden Update (including plants, etc) post click here. My flowers are filling the spaces and everyone has been asking for more sources so I’m including many of them today along with a few new pictures. How far we have come! It’s insane to be so close to the finish line. It feels so good after all the hard work we have been putting into the yard this past year.Īs a matter of fact, Jeff and I were just saying that we can’t believe a year ago he and his brother Brian began laying all the electrical for the outdoor lighting in a backyard that was full of dirt. My garden is exploding with so many beautiful flowers right now.

White iceberg roses care