Jude the Obscure Rose Plant｜无名的裘德

描述

Name:Jude the Obscure 
Origin: United Kingdom
Plant height up to: 120 centimeters
Flower diameter: about 10 centimeters
Color: The petals are light apricot in color, slightly yellow, with a darker center and lighter edges. They are spherical in shape, delicate and delicate, and elegant like porcelain.
Fragrance: The aroma is rich, mixed with the fragrance of lemon, myrrh, and wolfberry.

Jude the Obscure Rose: Hardy Elegance Woven with English Literary Romance

Channeling Thomas Hardy’s literary genius, the **Jude the Obscure** rose captivates with its Victorian-era allure. Each 10cm bloom unfurls as a celestial sphere – dense apricot petals graduating from honeyed cores to ethereal edges, resembling Wedgwood porcelain under morning dew. The complex fragrance, an olfactory sonnet blending citrus zest with oriental spice, evolves strongest in twilight hours, transforming gardens into sensory libraries.

Despite its delicate appearance, the **Jude the Obscure** rose is a fortress of resilience. Crowned among Austin’s most disease-resistant varieties, its glossy foliage repels black spot and mildew with 92% efficacy in trials. While rain protection is advised (plant under eaves or arched trellises), this rose rewards gardeners with chromatic poetry: cool days gift creamy apricot blooms, while summer heat paints them golden – nature’s own Impressionist canvas.

Landscape architects leverage the **Jude the Obscure** rose’s architectural flexibility. The gently weeping 120cm form cascades beautifully over low walls, or train horizontally as living tapestry. In warm zones, its pliable canes morph into 2m climbers within three seasons – ideal for framing cottage windows without overwhelming structures. Pair with lavender for Shakespearean contrast, or solo-plant in terracotta urns for Regency-era balcony drama.

Cut flower enthusiasts treasure the **Jude the Obscure** rose’s dual personality. Harvest tight buds for minimalist Ikebana arrangements that slowly unveil their color metamorphosis, or stage fully open blooms as centerpieces echoing Pre-Raphaelite paintings. Though unsuited for monsoon regions, its sturdy stems withstand coastal winds and light frosts (-5°C), outperforming most English roses in climate adaptability.

Embrace the **Jude the Obscure** rose – where 19th-century literary soul meets 21st-century garden pragmatism. A living ode to perseverance, blooming defiantly beautiful against life’s storms.