I hope you enjoy your R. Iceberg as much as I did mine... for about 3 years. It was a magnificent bouquet of white roses for about 3 weeks in June and after that it was just a bunch of diseased leaves and thorns. Although given for repeating well it never did. I got fed up and dug it up last autumn. I then found that the roots were all entwined and had more or less remained what they were in the container that I had bought them in.
It was replaced with a bare root specimen of R. 'Sourire d'orchidée' which has just started to produce lovely flowers.
I didn't know of Japanese anemones which could flower so early in season! That Wild Swan anemone is lovely!
BTW Papi Jo, parentage of Anemone Wild Swan is A Rupicola and Japanese A Hupehensis so not a true Japanese Anemone. It's flower stems are fairly lax compared to Japanese Anemone.
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Iris in my garden above and below do you think I could get gold!
I' realy chuffed with this rose. Its the churchill rose in its 4th year. Blooms are so much improved on last year and earlier
and produced by my Maris Peer spuds