
Tess of The d'Urbervilles is a vigorous shrub up to 4 feet that can be trained as a small climber. The rich crimson flowers have up to 110 petals and are perfumed with a rich old rose fragrance. Good disease resistance. Named for the tragic heroine of Thomas Hardy's novel. This rose prefers full sun and moderate moisture.
Mystery Plant in England: Possible Weed or Valuable Specimen?
The Blues 'Little Bluestem': Blue-Green Grass Turning Bronze-Orange in Fall
The Lark Ascending Rose: Light Apricot Flowers in Large Heads, Tea Myrrh Fragrance
Over The Moon Rose: Apricot-Caramel Hybrid Tea with Fruity Scent
The Path Hibiscus: Giant Yellow-Pink Flowers for Screens and Backgrounds
Valley Rose Lily of the Valley Shrub: Pink Flowers and Bronze New Growth
Valley Valentine Lily of the Valley Shrub: Deep Red Buds and Pendant Flowers
Lily of the Nile 'Blue Leap' – Extra Large Rich Blue Flower Heads
Oh My! 24" Tree Rose: Deep Velvety Red Floribunda
Oh My! Rose (36″ Standard): Deep Velvety Red Floribunda Clusters
Oh My! Rose: Deep Velvety Red Blooms on Dark Foliage
Mountain Fire Lily of the Valley: Fiery New Growth and White Flowers
Prelude Lily Of The Valley: Dwarf Late-Blooming with White Flowers
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