You'd think Prince Charles would spend time teaching his grandson, who will one day be king, all about his future royal duties. But instead, Prince George is getting early lessons from grandpa on how to have a green thumb. Speaking to BBC Radio from his country estate, Highgrove, Prince Charles revealed the third-in-line to the British throne is already developing a love for nature at just two years old. "The most important thing is I've got him planting a tree or two here," Prince Charles said,...
You'd think Prince Charles would spend time teaching his grandson, who will one day be king, all about his future royal duties. But instead, Prince George is getting early lessons from grandpa on how to have a green thumb. Speaking to BBC Radio from his country estate, Highgrove, Prince Charles revealed the third-in-line to the British throne is already developing a love for nature at just two years old. "The most important thing is I've got him planting a tree or two here," Prince Charles said,...
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