New Flower in Chelsea Flower Show 2009

Rose Grosvenor House
An elegant yellow rose with high-gloss foliage named 'Grosvenor House' in celebration of the hotel's 80th birthday. Bred by the late Colin Horner, it will be widely planted in Hyde Park

Girlguiding UK Centenary Rose

Clusters of almost-single, red-purple flowers, each with a smart white centre. The guiding charity will accrue 20 per cent from each sale.





Robert Winston rose

This compact crimson-red floribunda was selected by the scientist Sir Robert Winston at the nursery some years ago. Named 'Robert Winston', it will benefit his chosen charity, Women for Women, an organisation that helps war-torn women and young children recover and rebuild.

Harkness Roses (D9)

Tulip Typhoon
The eye-catching lily-flowered, blood-red, 'Typhoo

New flower in Chelsea Flower Show 2009