Kensington Palace shared a previously unseen photo of the Duchess of Cambridge as she tended to her Back to Nature garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2019
May 20, 2020 - 09:34 BST Danielle Stacey Kensington Palace released a previously unseen photo from 2019 of the Duchess of Cambridge as she tended to her Back to Nature garden. The green-fingered royal, dressed casually in a khaki shirt, jeans and Superga plimsolls, hands over a pot plant as she makes the final finishing touches to the space which she helped to design alongside landscape architects Andree Davies and Adam White.
Her Majesty wrote a letter of support to the virtual Chelsea Flower Show earlier this week, saying:"My family and I have always enjoyed visiting the show, and I know that your members and supporters will be disappointed that they are unable to attend in person this year.
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