The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. ABC "I can remember when Diana came and opened the Princess of Wales Conservatory here," Monique Simmonds, a Kew scientist, said.

While Kew was Georgian by birth – the gardens were established by Augusta, Princess of Wales, the widowed daughter-in-law of George II, in 1759 – it is Victorian in spirit.

The pseudohydrosme gabunensis flowered in the Princess of Wales Conservatory at Kew Gardens on Thursday, marking an exciting moment for horticulturalists bearing witness to the progress of the ...

The stinky giant titan arum in the Princess of Wales Conservatory. These high-tech modern glasshouses display 10 different climatic zones, from dry desert to wet tropics. Orchids are flamboyantly ...

There's a reason it's called the "corpse flower". It smells "like there is a dead rotten animal somewhere," Solène Dequiret, Princess of Wales Conservatory Supervisor at Kew Gardens, told IFLScience.

Princess Beatrice – who welcomed her second child, a daughter named Athena, in January – showed her support to the King and Queen alongside a host of familiar faces, including Lady Marina ...