Description
Introducing the breathtaking Rose David Austin – Tess of D'Urbervilles, a masterpiece from the esteemed David Austin collection. This striking climber boasts a profusion of large, radiant crimson-red blooms that effortlessly captivate the senses. Each blossom exudes a delightful Old Rose fragrance, reminiscent of classic English gardens, enriching any outdoor space with its timeless allure. Paired with its relatively compact growth habit and abundant dark green foliage, this rose stands as a true testament to both elegance and resilience.
Ideal for adorning 6ft walls or fences, or gracing doorways with its enchanting presence, the Tess of D'Urbervilles rose thrives in various growing conditions. Whether bathed in the gentle morning light of an east-facing setting, basking in the warm glow of a south-facing exposure, or enjoying the golden rays of a west-facing location, this versatile beauty flourishes. With adaptability to all soil types and a preference for full sunlight, cultivating a picturesque garden adorned with the Tess of D'Urbervilles rose becomes an effortless delight for any enthusiast seeking to infuse their outdoor sanctuary with timeless charm and natural splendor.
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Each plant comes in a #3 (3 gallon) container. The plant shown is an example of what you will receive, all plants are individuals and we strive to pick out the best for you.
Plant Specs:
Color: crimson-red
Light: full sun
Watering: average – evenly moist conditions
Soil: all soil types
Zone: 4 -11
Flowering: repeat flowering
Fragrance: medium, old rose
Family: English climbing rose
Plant Size: short climber
Mature Size: height (8')
Blooming Season: spring
Breeder: David Austin
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