The Duchess of Cambridge has just dropped some teaser pictures for her upcoming Chelsea Flower Show garden.
The new images showed Kate Middleton adding final touches to her ‘Back to Nature’ creation that will be unveiled at the opening of the event next Tuesday.
In the pictures posted on the official Kensington Palace Twitter account the royal can be seen discussing details with Andrée Davies and Adam White, from landscape architecture company Davies and White, who helped her with the garden.
Kensington Palace wrote: ‘One week to go until #RHSChelsea – when The Duchess of Cambridge’s ‘Back to Nature’ Garden will officially be revealed!
‘Over the past few months, The Duchess and landscape architects Davies White have visited plant nurseries, suppliers and specialist craftspeople who have been growing and building elements of the garden ready for Chelsea.’
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It added the garden would have a natural woodland feel and was designed to inspire families to explore nature together.
That all sounds fun but they made sure not to show us too much so we’d be left wanting more.
Drawings of the garden were also posted and showed a swing set and tree house that would be built for children to play in.
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Mum-of-three Kate, who has also been working with the Royal Horticultural Society on the garden, has been doing some of the groundwork herself.
The new images showed her closely looking at blueprints, which suggests she has left nothing up to chance.
Tickets are now sold out for the Chelsea Flower Show, in west London, which takes place from May 21 -25.
The high demand has been put down to the fact Kate’s garden is featuring this year.
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