Residential Front Display
Our 2023 Winner was Ioana Frigura, who created a picturesque cottage-style garden in just 6 months. Judges were so impressed with how established her garden appeared and what a huge contribution it made to the local area.
In second place, Victoria Caspall created a real sense of tranquility and awe in the limited space she had in her garden flat. Judges were particularly inspired by the important part her garden has played in a period of ill-health.
Best Fruit/Vegetable Patch
In first place, we had Tahmina Ajmal with her "peace of heaven". Tahmina grew a variety of fruit and vegetables, plants of which were strong and established.
In second place, Laura Mathurin's established fruit and vegetable patch wowed the judges, with lots growing and many crops planned in the future- no doubt with the help of her very knowledgeable toddlers.
Best School Garden Project
This year's Best School Garden winner was Woodlands Secondary School! Their multi-functional and accessible space was a huge hit with the judges.
In second place came Ramridge Primary School, a beautifully cared for space, rich with opportunities for learning.
A special commendation was given to Clever Munchkins Nursery for their excellent entry.
Best Community Garden
Finally, the Best Community Garden category was won by the Lullington Neighbours, a newly established network that improves the overall wellbeing of all the residents of Lullington Close.
The beautiful and multifunctional Stopsley Community Garden came in second place.
Congratulations to all category winners, finalists and all those who entered across all of our 2023 categories.
