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Fire ‘N’ Ice is a tall, bushy Floribunda with high centered 4” blooms in a red blend with white reverse that ages to a violet-red color. She will repeat bloom throughout the growing season with healthy foliage and a light fragrance too.
I find Fire ‘N Ice to be one of the very best. The red is deeper than Love. The white is quite clean. And, the scrolled petal edges play well against the white. This, in every way, resembles a Hybrid Tea more than a Floribunda. It was developed as a florist rose. Introduced in 1987.
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A gold-medal winning shrub rose, Fire & Ice features lush green foliage offset by a profusion of large, red and white blooms. Very showy and long-lasting as a cut flower, Fire & Ice has very little fragrance.
Oct 27, 2023 · Fire and ice roses are a remarkable hybrid variety that showcases a stunning display of contrasting colors. These exquisite flowers feature petals with a vibrant red coloration at the edges, gradually transitioning to a delicate white tone towards the center.
Plant database entry for Rose (Rosa 'Fire 'n' Ice') with 8 images and 39 data details.
Apr 27, 2015 · Fire and Ice Roses are hybrid roses, being white on the outside and red on the inside. They were first grown especially for florists, instead of gardeners, as most often, but are now frequently used by both.
Fire and Ice Roses. Nature's wonderment and beauty shine through in this stunning arrangement of Fire and Ice roses. Pure white roses accented with fiery red tips make for a unique and inspiring gift.
Fire and Ice Roses. Nature's wonderment and beauty shine through in this stunning arrangement of Fire and Ice roses. Pure white roses accented with fiery red tips make for a unique and inspiring gift.
Two-Dozen Fire & Ice Roses. Make a memorable statement with the jaw-dropping beauty of two-dozen fire and ice roses! Radiate both purity and passion with this uniquely gorgeous bouquet.
Tall, bushy, upright. Medium, glossy, dark green foliage. Growing: USDA zone 6b and warmer. Can be used for cut flower or garden. Spring Pruning: Remove old canes and dead or diseased wood and cut back canes that cross. In warmer climates, cut back the remaining canes by about one-third.
