Burgundy Iceberg™

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FIVE STAR REVIEWS! Performing just like its famous parent Iceberg™ in every way but color, this very showy rose is sure to be a hit. Burgundy Iceberg™ has 4” flowers of unusual, purple-red burgundy with cream reverse. Her blossoms have 10-12 petals and will be darkest in cooler temperatures. She is a continually blooming rose perfect for zones 6-10. Be sure to read the reviews below to hear why everyone else loves her!
- Type: Shrub
- Color: Purple-red burgundy
- Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant
- Hardiness Zones:
  - 6 (-10° to 0°)
  - 7 (0° to 10°)
  - 8 (10° to 20°)
  - 9 (20° to 30°)
  - 10 (30° to 40°)
- Size: 5' x 5'
- Rebloom: Continual Blooming
- Bloom Type: Semi-Double
- Year: 2003
- Breeder Code: PROse
- SKU: SH263 GALLON

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The Roses that I received were packed very well and they are planted and have buds on them.
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Spectacular!

All the roses I have purchased from Heirloom Roses have been nothing short of spectacular! We have now planted a total of 7 different varieties in 3 beds and they are all thriving and a few have already bloomed. By next spring when they have been in the ground a year, our rose gardens will be so colorful. I am totally hooked on Heirloom Roses, no other roses will gracing my Southwestern Pennsylvania gardens.

My favourite rose

Burgundy iceberg, beautiful colour, light fragrant. I live in a tropical country, and taking care of English roses can be quite a challenge to me. But this plant was able to withstand a lot of issues eg frequent rain, hot weather, various types of insects. Had it for a number of years. Even bought a few as gifts to some friends. They love the colour and frequent flowering. Was sorry when mine had to die in the claws of cats (the plant container toppled while i was on holiday when i got home it had died of dry roots). Planning to buy another one soon.

zone 9, Texas coast

This is one of the roses I planted mid April 2022. It has already had several blossoms but the flowers did not seem to last long. I am hopeful that after it is more established it will improve.