RE: Roses for a warmer climate -Reply

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• From: S* S* <S*@Schwabe.com>
• Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 14:05:46 -0800
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Hi Mia and all,

I acquired Climbing Iceberg last year.  Sorta
smothered by a honeysuckle, even as a cutting its
growing and blooming like a champ.  The
honeysuckle, by the way will be removed probably
next year...  Not too fond of newer roses, but this
one always caught my eye on a pillar at Heirloom. 
No real fragrance, but such a pretty, soft white.

>>> "Peter&Mia" <petermia@powerup.com.au>
11/10/98 03:18am >>>
Do you have iceberg roses over there? They are
very popular here, I guess
because they never stop flowering.I have three in
the front for all year
round colour.

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