Rose - Tess of the D'urverbilles Strawberries wispy green foliage and clusters

wispy green foliage and clusters of small yellow flowers

The striking bracts surrounding the central cones intensify in colour as temperatures drop

and coastal gardens

and excellent drought and heat tolerance

Pennisetum setaceum

Rose - Tess of the D'urverbilles Strawberries wispy green foliage and clustersCommon Name: Rose 'Tess of the dUrbervilles' Description: Rose 'Tess of the dUrbervilles' is a breathtaking English shrub rose bred by David Austin, named after the tragic heroine in Thomas Hardys novel. This variety is admired for its large, deep crimson blooms that are richly cupped and packed with velvety petals, exuding a classic old rose charm. The flowers are produced in generous flushes from spring through autumn, carrying a strong, old world