Flower power for Prince Harry

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II (C) listens to Prince Harry as she vists his charity Sentebale, the Forget-me-not garden, at the the Chelsea Flower Show in London. (AFP)

Britain's Prince Harry plays throws a ball during a visit to Tedworth House, a recovery centre run by the Help for Heroes charity that offers care and support to injured service personnel, in Tidworth, Wiltshire, southern England. (AFP)

Prince Harry (R) welcomes his father Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, as they arrive to visit his Forget-me-not garden, which is created in aid of his charity Sentebale, at the Chelsea Flower Show in London. (AFP)

Britain's Duke of Cambridge, left, and Prince Harry are greeted as they arrive to officially open the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre in Tidworth, England. (AP)

Britain's Duke of Cambridge looks on as Prince Harry, left, starts a charity cycle ride as they officially open the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre in Tidworth, England. (AP)

Britain's Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry, right, visit the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre in Tidworth, England. (AP)

Britain's Prince Charles (2nd L) greets his father Prince Philip (L) during a visit to Prince Harry's Sentebale 'Forget-Me-Not' garden, representing his Sentebale charity, at the Chelsea Flower Show in central London. (REUTERS)

Britain's Princes Harry (L) jokes with a baby as he attends the opening of the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre for injured service personnel at Tedworth House, in Tidworth, south western England. (REUTERS)

Princes Harry (L) looks at a baby as he attends the opening of the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre for injured service personnel at Tedworth House, in Tidworth, south western England. (REUTERS)

Britain's Queen Elizabeth (L) speaks to Prince Harry (C) as she visits his Sentebale 'Forget-Me-Not' garden, representing Prince Harry's Sentebale charity, during a visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in central London. (REUTERS)

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