Prince George, the eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, is about to turn ten on July 22, and his future as the heir to the British throne looks promising.

As a doting grandfather, King Charles has always been dedicated to spending quality time with his grandchildren.

Now, he has a special gift in store for Prince George’s milestone birthday.

When King Charles retreats to his farmhouse in the Romanian countryside, located in the charming village of Viscri, he often takes the opportunity to visit a wildflower meadow owned by his grandson.

This beautiful meadow, just an hour’s drive away, was gifted to Prince George back in 2013.

Unfortunately, due to various circumstances, the young royal hasn’t had the chance to see it in person yet.

However, with Prince George’s upcoming school break, there might be a perfect opportunity for him to explore the European nation alongside his parents.

In a new documentary celebrating his own birthday, King Charles shares a heartwarming tidbit about his relationship with Prince George.

He reveals a lifelong gift he gave to his eldest grandson – a group of trees in his Obertarium in Scotland, affectionately referred to as “George’s wood.”

With a touch of humor, King Charles expresses his hope that as both he and Prince George grow older, it will be amusing for the young prince to witness the trees’ growth and development.

This isn’t the first time King Charles has bestowed a meaningful gift upon Prince George.

Back in 2014, he presented the young prince with a modest £18,000 Wendy house at his Highgrove residence.

This playhouse, equipped with a wood-burning stove and daybed, far surpasses the average playhouse in terms of luxury and comfort.

During a visit to Glendaleville Estate in Scotland, King Charles was greeted with handmade soft toys, cards, and posters from local children, all intended for Prince George.

Interestingly, Prince George’s playhouse bears a striking resemblance to a gift given to Princess Elizabeth on her sixth birthday in 1932.

The young princess received a miniature thatched cottage called Y Bithynbech or the Little House from the people of Wales.

Ken Nile from the Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels project expressed his admiration for Prince George’s playhouse, noting its impressive size and jokingly suggesting it was built to scale due to the healthy Glendaleville Red Squirrels.

The visit to Glendaleville Estate coincided with Prince George’s first birthday, where he played a significant role in carrying his grandfather’s robes.

Observers noted his dutiful demeanor and speculated that he may have had a glimpse of his future as a member of the royal family.

Reflecting on the flawless execution of the coronation ceremony, which Prince George participated in through role-playing, experts praised the young prince’s composure and professionalism.

The intense rehearsals leading up to the event ensured that everything went smoothly, leaving no room for mistakes.

As Prince George approaches his tenth birthday, the anticipation builds for the special gift from his grandfather, King Charles.

With his dedication to creating memorable experiences for his grandchildren, King Charles continues to demonstrate his love and affection for the youngest members of the royal family.

Prince George may not fully comprehend the significance of these gestures now, but as he grows older, he will undoubtedly appreciate the thoughtfulness and love behind them.