King Charles & Beckham Collab at Chelsea Flower Show

0:00On April 4th, King Charles and David Beckham teamed up a high-growth house to lock in the final plans for a new garden heading to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Joined by Gardiner Alan Titchmarsh and designer Francis Topfill, they put the finishing touches on the curious garden, a project from the Kings, Foundation and the Royal Horticultural Society. The meeting highlighted their shared love for plants with Beckham cracking up the King during a chat about flowers. Beckham praised his blooms but said the King smelled even better, sparking a good laugh all around. This garden aims to get folks excited about outdoor spaces and push young people toward horticulture careers. It features a beehive nodding to both men's beekeeping hobbies, seven raised beds honoring Beckham's famous soccer jersey number and special roses, picked for the group. Trainees from RHS-Wisley and High Grove Gardens shared their passion during the session, building skills through exchange programs. Beckham called it a fun way to protect green spaces and draw in the next generation.

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