What happened
The flight proceeded normally during the cruise phase until the aircraft experienced an unexpected loss of power. Following this event, air traffic control provided vectors directing the pilot toward the nearest available airport. Despite receiving these instructions, there was no indication that any attempts were made to restore engine power.
As the aircraft approached the designated airport, the pilot extended the landing gear. This action increased aerodynamic drag, which steepened the glide path significantly. The resulting descent angle left only marginal clearance over trees located at the approach end of the runway. Consequently, the pilot decided against attempting a landing at the airport and instead elected to land in nearby soft terrain, specifically a tree nursery.
During the touchdown on this uneven surface, the aircraft nosed over.