Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William and Princess Catherine, has reportedly developed a keen interest in gardening, a hobby shared by many members of his family.

At just five years old, the cheeky prince’s growing love for gardening and nature showcases how quickly he is maturing.

This fascination with the outdoors seems to have been passed down from his mother, who has instilled a love for nature in all three of her children.

Prince George, the oldest of Catherine’s children, has farm chores at the family’s country home, Anner Hall, where he takes care of the farm animals.

Princess Charlotte also shares a fascination with nature.

What makes this even more delightful is that their hands-on grandmother, Carol Middleton, also gardens for her royal grandchildren.

Catherine has shared sweet anecdotes about her youngest son, revealing that Louis adores smelling flowers and enjoys spending time in the garden.

After a long day at his prestigious Lambrook school in Windsor, Louis finds solace in the outdoors, saying, “I need to get my energy out.”

It is evident that Louis has inherited his mother’s green thumb.

During the children’s hospice week, Princess Catherine helped plant a garden at the Nook in Norfolk, showcasing Louis’ love for gardening.

She shared that the children are thoroughly enjoying growing their sunflowers, with Louis proudly claiming victory over his older brother, George, which has left him slightly grumpy.

Louis recently joined his siblings in volunteering at the Big Help Out event, where people were encouraged to lend a hand in their communities.

The occasion marked the celebration of the coronation of Charles III and his wife, Camilla.

Little Louis eagerly took control of a digger alongside his father, assisting in moving soil and filling a wheelbarrow with builder’s sand.

In May, during a surprise appearance at the Chelsea Flowers show, Catherine revealed that Louis has been cultivating sunflowers at school.

She marveled at how quickly they grow, comparing them to broad beans.

The princess expressed her delight in seeing her children, particularly Charlotte, engage in sports such as rugby and football, which were not offered during her own school days.

During a visit to the Maidenhan Rugby Club in June, Catherine disclosed that she regularly plays rugby with her children.

It seems that Charlotte has inherited her mother’s competitive spirit, garnering praise from Nigel Gillingham, the President of the Rugby Football Union.

Catherine attributes her parents, Carol and Michael Middleton, for instilling a love for physical activity and team sports in her and her siblings.

She herself played field hockey in school and now enjoys swimming.

As her children continue to grow and explore different sports, Catherine eagerly anticipates their development and the unique talents each child will discover.

Prince Louis’ newfound passion for gardening not only showcases his individuality but also reinforces the importance of connecting with nature.

As he follows in the footsteps of his mother and grandmother, it is clear that the young prince is blooming into a well-rounded individual with a love for the great outdoors.