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Your hardiness zone is key to selecting plants that can survive the winters in your area. Enter your zip code so we can guide you to roses and plants that will flourish in your garden.

Find Your Hardiness Zone

Your hardiness zone is key to selecting plants that can survive the winters in your area. Enter your zip code so we can guide you to roses and plants that will flourish in your garden.

CL Iceberg

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This rose is the continual blooming sport of the outstanding Floribunda, Iceberg. In the spring she is covered with clouds of pure white, 3", semi-double blooms of 20-25 petals which exudes a gentle, sweet, honey fragrance. Expect her to reach heights of 8-15’ with ease.
- Type: Climbing Roses
- Color: White
- Fragrance: Moderately Fragrant
- Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10
- Size: 8' - 15' x 6'
- Rebloom: Continual Blooming
- Bloom Type: Semi-Double
- Year: 1968
- Alternate Names: Cl Fée des Neiges
- SKU: LC711 GALLON

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CL Iceberg

Hardiness Zone: 9

A new love for roses

I have never attempted to grow roses because I thought it was hard to do and would require more sunlight than my yard had available. This rose has instilled a love for roses. When it arrived it was well packaged and had a nice healthy root system however with no leaves in bag. I was skeptical. However, I planted as instructed in a pot with good soil and water when dry. It has taken off. It lives in my living room and is blooming in winter. The growth it has put out is miraculous. In two months it has turned into a full bush with gorgeous vintage looking blooms. I am eager to put it outside once the weather is nice and watch it thrive.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! We're thrilled that this rose has sparked your love for rose growing. It's wonderful to hear about the healthy root system and impressive growth you've seen in just two months.
Important note about indoor growing: While we're so glad your rose is currently doing well, roses are outdoor plants and cannot thrive long-term indoors. For now, please treat this as overwintering—keep it in a cool location with minimal water until after your last frost date, then transplant it outside. Roses need full sun (6+ hours of direct sunlight daily), proper air circulation, and outdoor conditions to remain healthy. Keeping it actively growing indoors in your living room will eventually lead to problems like disease, pests, and decline, and unfortunately voids our warranty.
We're excited for you to plant it outside this spring where it will truly thrive! If you have questions about overwintering or spring planting, our team is here to help.
Thank you for choosing Heirloom!

Hardiness Zone: 7

Ridiculously Abundant

My climber is almost 6 feet now, and covered with buds. Fell in love with this climber from a nursery, that had it clambering up the side of one of its outdoor 2 story buildings. Magnificent.

Hardiness Zone: 8

White rose

Very healthy and growing strong

Hardiness Zone: 10

Doing so well in Florida

I received my rose on April 9th. This picture is a month later and it’s doing very well! It has 4 flowers with more buds on it. I’ve been training it to climb the trellis and I added fish fertilizer. I’m in zone 10 in South Florida and I’m very pleased with it