In the UK and elsewhere, all eyes seem to be on the Britain's Queen Elizabeth. Every development about the health of the 96-year-old monarch hits headlines. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In the latest of appearances helping calm several nerves, the queen attended the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, media reports said. &nbsp;&nbsp;

While travelling in a buggy, Queen Elizabeth checked out the attractions at the annual festival of garden design in West London. It surely must have saved her energy while visiting the show. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The event was organised by Royal Horticultural Society. With four days of pageantry and celebration, Britain will honour the Platinum Jubilee of queen next month. &nbsp;

Earlier, Queen Elizabeth attended the final night of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations at the Windsor Castle auditorium that marked her 70-years of reign in Britain. She was greeted with a standing ovation at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The star-studded celebration was attended by celebrities like Tom Cruise, Helen Mirren and Katherine Jenkins. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The crowd cheered for the smiling Queen who was accompanied by her son, the Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward, as she walked to take her seat at the Royal Box. Before her entry into the castle arena, a tri-service guard of honour that consisted of the Coldstream Guards, RAF Regiment and Royal Navy were already in position, signalled to honour the Queen by the national anthem, played by the military musicians. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The Queen wore an ice-blue sequinned dress and draped a grey embellished shawl around her shoulder to guard against the chill. &nbsp;

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In the UK and elsewhere, all eyes seem to be on the Britain's Queen Elizabeth. Every development about the health of the 96-year-old monarch hits headlines. In the latest of appearances helping calm several nerves, the queen attended the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, media reports said.

In the UK and elsewhere, all eyes seem to be on the Britain's Queen Elizabeth. Every development about the health of the 96-year-old monarch hits headlines. In the latest of appearances helping calm several nerves, the queen attended the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, media reports said. While travelling in a buggy, Queen Elizabeth checked out the attractions at the annual festival of garden design in West London. It surely must have saved her energy while visiting the show. Also Read: One in three Britishers thinks Queen Elizabeth should retire The event was organised by Royal Horticultural Society. With four days of pageantry and celebration, Britain will honour the Platinum Jubilee of queen next month. Earlier, Queen Elizabeth attended the final night of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations at the Windsor Castle auditorium that marked her 70-years of reign in Britain. She was greeted with a standing ovation at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The star-studded celebration was attended by celebrities like Tom Cruise, Helen Mirren and Katherine Jenkins. WATCH WION LIVE HERE The crowd cheered for the smiling Queen who was accompanied by her son, the Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward, as she walked to take her seat at the Royal Box. Before her entry into the castle arena, a tri-service guard of honour that consisted of the Coldstream Guards, RAF Regiment and Royal Navy were already in position, signalled to honour the Queen by the national anthem, played by the military musicians. The Queen wore an ice-blue sequinned dress and draped a grey embellished shawl around her shoulder to guard against the chill. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

Queen Elizabeth visits Chelsea Flower Show, checks out attractions in buggy

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Kate, Britain's&nbsp;Duchess&nbsp;of Cambridge, released new pictures of her family playing in a woodland wilderness garden she designed for London's Chelsea Flower Show.

Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's 'Back to Nature Garden'&nbsp;includes a rope swing, a tree house and a stream with waterfalls.

Her office said Kate, wife of Prince William, was a strong advocate in the mental and physical benefits that nature and the outdoors had on children and adults alike.

"It's a natural space, a really exciting space, for kids and adults alike to share and explore," she told broadcasters ahead of the opening of the garden on Monday.

"I really feel that nature, being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on physical and mental well-being particularly for young kiddies."

In a video posted on their Instagram account, the couple's three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis can be seen playing on the swing, by a wooden den, and scrambling barefoot through a stream. Louis, who celebrated his first birthday last month, can be seen walking for the first time and waving a stick.

Kate said she had been focusing on early childhood development in her recent charity work.

"I believe that spending time outdoors when we are young can play a role in laying the foundations for children to become happy, healthy adults," she said.

The Chelsea Flower Show, which is open to the press and guests on Monday and to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, is the most prestigious event in Britain's gardening calendar.

Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, released new pictures of her family playing in a woodland wilderness garden she designed for London's Chelsea Flower Show. Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's 'Back to Nature Garden' includes a rope swing, a tree house and a stream with waterfalls.

Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, released new pictures of her family playing in a woodland wilderness garden she designed for London's Chelsea Flower Show. Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's 'Back to Nature Garden' includes a rope swing, a tree house and a stream with waterfalls. Her office said Kate, wife of Prince William, was a strong advocate in the mental and physical benefits that nature and the outdoors had on children and adults alike. "It's a natural space, a really exciting space, for kids and adults alike to share and explore," she told broadcasters ahead of the opening of the garden on Monday. "I really feel that nature, being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on physical and mental well-being particularly for young kiddies." In a video posted on their Instagram account, the couple's three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis can be seen playing on the swing, by a wooden den, and scrambling barefoot through a stream. Louis, who celebrated his first birthday last month, can be seen walking for the first time and waving a stick. Kate said she had been focusing on early childhood development in her recent charity work. "I believe that spending time outdoors when we are young can play a role in laying the foundations for children to become happy, healthy adults," she said. The Chelsea Flower Show, which is open to the press and guests on Monday and to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, is the most prestigious event in Britain's gardening calendar.

Back to nature: UK Duchess Kate shows off garden skills at Chelsea Flower Show

Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, has designed a show garden at London's Chelsea Flower Show, featuring a woodland wilderness that highlights the benefits the natural world can bring to the mental and physical well-being of children and adults alike. Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's "Back to Nature Garden" includes a rope swing, a high platform tree house and a stream with waterfalls.

Britain's Duchess Kate designs woodland garden at Chelsea Flower Show

Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, has designed a show garden at London's Chelsea Flower Show, featuring a woodland wilderness that highlights the benefits the natural world can bring to the mental and physical wellbeing of children and adults alike.

Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's 'Back to Nature Garden'&nbsp;includes a rope swing, a high platform tree house and a stream with waterfalls.

"It's a natural space, a really exciting space, for kids and adults alike to share and explore," she told broadcasters ahead of the opening of the garden on Monday.&nbsp;

"I really feel that nature, being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on physical and mental well-being particularly for young kiddies."&nbsp;

Kate, who has three children with Prince William, said she had been focusing on early childhood development in her recent work.

"I believe that spending time outdoors when we are young can play a role in laying the foundations for children to become happy, healthy adults," she said in an Instagram post about the garden.

The Chelsea Flower Show, which is open to the press and guests on Monday and to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, is the most prestigious event in Britain's gardening calendar. 
 
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Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, has designed a show garden at London's Chelsea Flower Show, featuring a woodland wilderness that highlights the benefits the natural world can bring to the mental and physical wellbeing of children and adults alike.

Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, has designed a show garden at London's Chelsea Flower Show, featuring a woodland wilderness that highlights the benefits the natural world can bring to the mental and physical wellbeing of children and adults alike. Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate's 'Back to Nature Garden' includes a rope swing, a high platform tree house and a stream with waterfalls. "It's a natural space, a really exciting space, for kids and adults alike to share and explore," she told broadcasters ahead of the opening of the garden on Monday. "I really feel that nature, being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on physical and mental well-being particularly for young kiddies." Kate, who has three children with Prince William, said she had been focusing on early childhood development in her recent work. "I believe that spending time outdoors when we are young can play a role in laying the foundations for children to become happy, healthy adults," she said in an Instagram post about the garden. The Chelsea Flower Show, which is open to the press and guests on Monday and to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, is the most prestigious event in Britain's gardening calendar.