King Charles Celebrates Aberdeen Flower Show's 200th Anniversary

The King, newly appointed patron, engages with young exhibitors and marvels at extraordinary displays.

King Charles visited the Royal Horticultural Society of Aberdeen's 200th anniversary show in Duthie Park.
The King interacted with schoolboy Oliver Keith, who wore his prize-winning cardboard crown.
Charles admired giant vegetables, including 6ft leeks, and learned about their cultivation.
He officially opened the show with garden shears, despite needing assistance to cut the ribbon.
The King received a bouquet from five-year-old Charlotte Keith and presented a trophy to a junior florist.