Kate Middleton is all smiles on rope as she spots a new garden

Kate Middleton created a magic garden kingdom just in time for the Chelsea Flower Show.

Twitter account of Kensington Palace shared a number of photos in preview of the Duchess of Cambridge's "Back to Nature" Garden, which she designed especially for the beloved event. The Chelsea Flower Show will begin May 21 and continue until May 25.

The official page of the Royal Family said that she would co-design the Royal Horticultural Society's garden.

In a photo, Kate is sitting on a rope swing in a light blue shirt with blue jeans, thick woolen socks and brown boots.

"We invite you to take a look at the Duchess of Cambridge #RHSChelsea & # 39; Back to Nature & # 39; Garden! ", The palace has subtitled the image.

According to Kensington Palace's Twitter, "the garden includes a swing suspended below its centerpiece, a high-deck treehouse".

But this is only one aspect of his contribution to the floral show.

Its "Back to Nature" space looks like a dream come true for all nature lovers, especially the youngest ones.

Fans and hikers in the trees will appreciate the one she has added to her garden. Kate's Treehouse here "is inspired by a nest of birds or animals and is a wonderful place to retreat and look through the trees."

It was built in "chestnut, with hazel, deer oak and larch nest covering".

The 37-year-old woman also had a very specific vision of her garden. The palace explained it "aims to inspire interaction with the natural environment through its multisensory, green and blue plant system".

There are also more than rope swings and tree houses. There will be a plethora of plants and other types of foliage. He "will be filled with incredible food, plants for craft activities, scents of forest and a wide range of plants, shrubs and trees of different heights and textures. "

The Royal Family's website wrote that Kate was involved in this design "to showcase the benefits of the natural world and to inspire children, families and communities to enjoy the great outdoors."

"The garden will build on His Royal Highness's passion for nature and on the demonstrated benefits of nature for physical and mental health," the site said. "The Duchess is a strong advocate of the positive impact that nature and the environment can have on the development of childhood."

Kate's education in the countryside as well as her three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis helped to inspire his designs for the garden.

The site said: "It is hoped that the garden will regain the sense of wonder and magic that adults enjoyed when they were children, when they were exploring outside."

Kate and her husband Prince William have a number of patronages that often focus on mental health, especially for children. She also works closely with some sports and outdoor organizations.

April 29 – her 8th wedding anniversary – Kate's mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth II appointed her to the Queen of the Victorian Royal Order, awarded in recognition of her services to the Sovereign.

Kate's contribution to the Chelsea Flower Show follows Queen Elizabeth's royal garden parties, which bring together more than 30,000 guests and admire the landscapes of Buckingham Palace.