King Charles and Queen Camilla attend the Chelsea Flower Show, including a Kate Middleton garden

King Charles and Queen Camilla recently made a dazzling appearance at the Chelsea Flower Show, bringing the royal spotlight to London’s most important horticultural event. It all went down on May 20, when the royal marriage toured the place accompanied by some first cousins of the late Queen Elizabeth, adding to the strong family vibes.

The monarch and the Queen consort explored the different displays, including a quirky “No Adults Allowed Garden” created by the Sulivan Primary School. In addition, King Charles showed no signs of slowing down despite his ongoing battle with cancer. He seems to be back in full swing, engaging with more royal duties. This particular event was right up his alley, especially since he’s a gardening enthusiast.

But let’s not forget about Kate Middleton! The Princess of Wales previously contributed to the Chelsea Flower Show, leaving a lasting imprint. She helped design the “Back to Nature” garden in 2019, and it still resonates with visitors. Her work promoted outdoor play, matching her dedication to working for children’s early years.

The Chelsea Flower Show not only marks the beginning of London’s summer festivities, but this time it also provided insight into the passion for gardening inside the royal family. From King Charles’ gardening hobbies to Kate Middleton’s previous work in this event, the royals prove they’re leaving their mark stellar everywhere!