Tess of the d’Urbervilles
English Climbing Rose Bred By David Austin "Tess of the d’Urbervilles," an English Climbing Rose bred by David Austin, is a captivating and versatile rose variety with the following characteristics:
LARGE, BRIGHT CRIMSON BLOOMS: The defining feature of "Tess of the d’Urbervilles" is its large and bright crimson blooms. The vibrant color adds a bold and dramatic element to the garden, creating a visually striking display. The deep cupped shape of the blooms when new enhances their charm.
SWEET, OLD ROSE FRAGRANCE: The rose is noted for its sweet Old Rose fragrance. This classic and timeless scent adds an aromatic allure to the garden, creating a sensory experience for those who encounter the blooms. The fragrance enhances the romantic and nostalgic qualities of the rose.
ROBUST AND BUSHY GROWTH HABIT: The bush itself is described as robust, bushy, and spreading. This indicates a healthy and vigorous growth habit, contributing to the overall resilience and vitality of the plant. The robust nature of the bush adds to its visual appeal and makes it suitable for various garden settings.
MEDIUM SIZE, CLIMBING POTENTIAL: While "Tess of the d’Urbervilles" is described as a 4-foot shrub, it has the potential to be trained to climb up to 8 feet. This versatility allows gardeners to choose the desired form for their landscape, whether as a compact shrub or a climbing rose covering a trellis or support structure. |
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Origin Of Name | Named after the heroine of Thomas Hardy’s novel. |