'It's such a great space for children and families to come to garden centres.'
"It's come up in so many different conversations whether it's food, volunteering, and in all the mental health work that we've been doing, about how everyone is benefitting from being outside.
"This has been the most challenging thing we've ever experienced," he added. But he said people had been keen to buy plants once the shop reopened three weeks ago. "There's been a massive upsurge hasn't there as people have been spending so much time outdoors and in their gardens," said the Duchess. The Duchess also spoke to customers including Wendy McNeil, 72, from Holme Hale. "Have you been doing lots of planting?" she asked. Wendy later admitted that she hadn't recognised the royal as she shopped for herbs for her son's pub, The York, in Norwich.
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