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King Charles' unusual request to remove 1 household item every time he leaves Highgrove House

Gardening at Highgrove includes moving houseplants between the glasshouse and the house depending on the king's presence.
Scented geraniums and pelargoniums are noted as key plants in the king’s Highgrove collection.
Gardening staff relocate plants to the greenhouse to ease care when the king is away.
Highgrove House features the Carpet Garden, a silver-gilt medalist at Chelsea Flower Show.
The king’s environmental commitments are highlighted in the context of Highgrove and related media.
Highgrove has been King Charles III’s estate since 1980 and hosts seasonal public tours.
The Highgrove grounds include multiple outdoor rooms used for public summer access.
The article cites royal documentary and foundation work connected to Charles’ environmental efforts.
HELLO! frames Highgrove as a model of eco-conscious royal residence.
The piece notes that plant care happens both in the glasshouse and inside the house depending on occupancy.
The article confirms King Charles’s long-running interest in gardening and plant care at Highgrove.
The balance of royal tradition and practical estate management shapes Highgrove’s plant routine.

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