Chelsea Flower Show 2013: Prince Harry visits Sentebale garden The Prince, who was wearing a yellow high-visibility jacket and a baseball cap, was shown around the B&Q Sentebale garden this morning, where he spoke with its designer Jinny Blom for several minutes. Sentebale is dedicated to helping impoverished and vulnerable children in the African kingdom of Lesotho, where Prince Harry spent part of his gap year in 2004. The Royal family usually visit the Flower Show on the Monday before it opens to the public. A spokesman for St James's Palace said: "It was an unannounced private visit." The Prince is believed to have been closely involved in the creation of the Sentebale garden, even examining designs while working with the RAF in Afghanistan. Blom said recently that the garden is intended not only to echo the landscape of Lesotho, but to reflect the Prince's experience of losing his mother, Diana Princess of Wales. She told The Radio Times that a pattern of "heart and crowns" will be engraved on a circular terrace in the garden, which will act as a memorial to the princess. One thing that's important in life is shelter and a home. He knows all about it, of course, that kids deserve to be loved and picked up," she added.