The Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) new ‘Catherine’s Rose’ has been named in recognition of Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales’s work in championing the power of nature.

With subtle coral-pink blooms, the new floribunda rose offers a rich perfume of Turkish Delight and mango and is best suited to use in a mixed border scheme amongst other flowers to attract pollinators.

“Harkness Roses has done a wonderful job breeding this spectacular rose,” Clare Matterson

A donation of £5 from every sale of the rose will go to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, contributing to help the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust’s training programme for clinical teams across the country.

Clare Matterson, RHS director says it is “vital” to be outside for our health, happiness and wellbeing, adding:

“As well as supporting the incredible work of The Royal Marsden, Catherine’s Rose will raise awareness of how nature and gardening can help to heal.”

Bred by Harkness Roses, the rose is available for pre-order, with delivery expected to be this coming Autumn, with 15,000 available in 2025.