A celebration of the flower now synonymous with Hampton Court Palace and its Tudor foundations, Hampton Roses is a charming floral print evoking the heady summer fragrance of blooming florets within delicate petals. The tradition of planting roses at Hampton Court goes back more than 500 years with the rose taking on particular significance for the Tudors. Today Hampton Court Palace’s magnificent Rose Garden includes many varieties of the prized ‘queen of flowers’, including English roses, tea roses, rambling roses and wild roses, the vibrant beauty of which inspires this stunning design.
