King Charles and Queen Camilla made a royal splash at the first-ever RHS Flower Show held on the Sandringham Estate, marking a historic shift in the royal horticultural calendar. The King, patron of the RHS, was visibly engaged, presenting awards—including one for a delightful bee-themed exhibit by local schoolchildren. Replacing the long-running Sandringham Flower Show, this new biennial event (with the original returning in 2027) brings a bigger, more prestigious show to the royal estate. Crowds flocked to catch a glimpse of the royals, with many praising the King’s handshake and noting the couple’s “posh” charm. While ticket prices sparked debate over affordability, organizers stand by their value for a multi-day spectacle. This partnership injects fresh energy into both the estate and the horticultural scene, blending tradition with a modern, public-facing spectacle.
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