Iceberg has sported multiple times. In your garden, it seems to have sported to what is sold as 'Brilliant Pink Iceberg.'

Jeri

Very pretty! Thanks for sharing the picture. It looks like you take really good care of it.

I've seen these multi colored rose trees advertised. They have several different colored roses grafted to one tree. They're very pretty but I wonder greatly about their hardiness so I've never gotten one. Yours looks very healthy, Juanh, but your in zone nine and don't have to worry about winters like me, sigh.

I have a couple more multi-color grafted roses, but they're not as dramatic and don't bloom as much as the iceberg one.

This one is a grafted rose tree of Living Easy/ Easy Going that has pure yellow and orange roses:

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The contrast is not that dramatic because the yellows and oranges are in a similar color range.

The red roses on this one are Olympiad and it also has white roses edged in pink that I don't recall the name of:

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Not too many roses right now, but it was covered in roses earlier in the season.

Early this year, I had also purchased a couple of grafted tree roses of Julia's Child (yellow) and Ebe Tide (purple). I was really lookinf forward to seeing these in bloom, but when they did, they turned out to only have yellow roses, so I took them back.

juanh, your other rose is Moonstone, I've run across this combination a couple of times.

Thanks for the clarification on the name of the white rose, diane_nj. It is in fact Moonstone.