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    King plants royal rose in Scotland

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    King Charles has commenced his annual summer break at the Castle of Mey in Caithness, Scotland, by planting a royal rose in the Diamond Jubilee Rose Garden. This rose, named in his honor, was cultivated by David Austin Roses. The King continues a family tradition, honoring his grandmother, the late Queen Mother, who cherished the castle.
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