Royal Wedding roses are planted.

20 April 2011, last updated at 23: 35 GMT got the limited edition of "Catherine" peachy is pink colored and sweet scented two roses named after Prince William and Kate Middleton in Windsor Great Park in addition to other royal flowers planted.

The "Catherine" and "Royal William" roses were in neighbouring flower beds in a royal rose garden next week wedding highlight planted.

Mark Flanagan, keeper of the garden Savill, said the new Catherine rose was peachy pink and sweet scented.

The Royal William, before rose of the year 1987 is a vivid red.

Mr. Flanagan said that the roses had planted in separate beds, to avoid a "Kaleidoscope"effect.

"We feel with regard to design it is better to present a rose per bed, it is only a stronger way to actually display the roses," he said.

The Royal William is close to the Queen Elizabeth rose bed.

Limited edition

The Catherine appeared in April 2011 and limited edition rose.

The Roses wedding flowers in time for the next week but will bloom from mid-June to September.

Next week wedding were marking the "Catherine" and "Royal William" roses planted

You are the latest addition to the Royal-themed Garden, which was opened by the Queen in 2010.

The first two additions to the collection were the "Queen Mother" and the "Princess of Wales" roses.

Savill Garden was tight with the Royal family after its foundation by Sir Eric Savill in the early 1930s under the patronage of King George V..

It consists of 14 35 hectares of trees, shrubs, ponds and streams, lawns, meadows and formal beds.

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