Adam Frost, 49, who is a presenter on BBC Gardeners' World, is also a regular fixture at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show where he has had notable success for his award-winning garden designs at the show. The Gardener’s World star has opened up about the moment the Duchess of Cambridge unveiled her own garden design at the Chelsea Flower Show last month where he admitted gardening is not always looked upon as “necessarily cool” but her presence was “invaluable”. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Adam said about Kate’s garden: “It was lovely. I think Kate's lovely anyway. She generally cares about gardens and she genuinely cares about people.”
Not necessarily cool
Adam Frost
The presenter said he liked the fact she was happy to get outdoors and her being at the event can also help to inspire other people to have an interest in gardening.
He continued: “I thought the garden was lovely and she [Kate] will get out there and garden.
“For someone like me to have people like that who think gardening is important is brilliant because it brings it to more people.
“Gardening is sometimes looked upon as not necessarily cool and when someone that high in the Royal Family is involved like Kate you can have a few people going actually maybe I can have a go at that or maybe I should get my kids doing it."
He added: “To me, somebody who has done it [gardening] all his life it’s invaluable. It really is.”
Kate’s garden at the annual Royal
