Fryer’s Roses, part of the Blue Diamond Group of garden centres, have had great success at this summer’s RHS Flower Shows over the past two months.

The success started at RHS Chatsworth (7^th – 11^th June) with a 4 Rosette Award being given to the display in the Plant Village, designed and created by the team at Chatsworth Garden Centre.

This show also saw the launch of a brand new rose, “The Duchess of Devonshire”, (above) named on behalf of the Duchess. Fryer’s Roses and Blue Diamond will be donating £1 from the sale of every “Duchess of Devonshire” rose to Helen’s Trust, a charity nominated by the Duchess.

At RHS Hampton Court Flower Show (4^th – 9^th July), a Silver Gilt was awarded to the display in the Festival of Roses Marquee as designed by Adam Leverett from Redfield’s Garden Centre and created by staff from various Blue Diamond garden centres. 2 new roses were also launched at this show. One on behalf of the charity “Tree Aid”, called “Little Angel”, and another rose named “Hope for Justice” (above) on behalf of the charity of the same name. Again £1 from the sale of each of these roses will be donated to the respective charities.

RHS Tatton Park Flower Show (19th – 23^rd July) in Knutsford, saw Fryer’s Roses celebrating even more success with Fryer’s being credited with another Silver Gilt Award for the display in the Floral Marquee as well as a 5 Rosette Award (the highest that can we awarded) for Fryers’ display in the Plant Village.

Being a show local to Fryer’s Roses, who are also based in Knutsford; Fryer’s Roses were also proud to be able to launch a new rose called “The Mayor” (above) on behalf of the former Mayor of Knutsford, Councillor Nicholson and the current Mayor of Knutsford Councillor Neil Forbes. The former Mayor and current Mayor kindly attended at the launch. £1 from every sale of this rose will be donated to charities nominated by the Mayor.