Residential Front Display
Our 2024 Winner was John Jones, who has turned his front garden into something beautiful using limited space he created a space of colour between him and his neighbours lawn.
In second place, Sanjay Bajaj whose display of flowers impressed the judges. The colourful baskets and plant pots which surrounded the front of his house.
Best Fruit/Vegetable Patch
In first place, we have Dorota Samborska, who showed that everybody that gardening is for everyone. Judges were impressed by her veg patch which she has grown cucumbers that her grandson loves. They said her story was inspiring.
In second place, Dominica Donisan, One of our judges said I am totally speechless with Dorota's dedication in her garden. She is a true inspiration to us all, showing us that no matter what limitations we have, we should always follow our passion.
Best School Garden Project
This year's Best School Garden winner was Downside Primary School Judges said with a compelling story from students and teachers awareness, discovery of their own sustainability and the drive from the pupils with all the hard work. We see hope for future generations in gardening.
In second place came Training Depot Nursery, Judges were impressed by how they have brought to life a tiny area making the most of space with a lot of careful thinking around sustainability and giving something to children living in flats.
Best Community Garden
Finally, the Best Community Garden category was won by Capwell Grange Nursing Home Garden. Judges were blown away by the beautiful garden that had been created in such a small space. Growing their own fruit and vegetables too.
We had 2 runners up this year as judges could not decide! Congratulations to St Andrews Church Community Garden and Raynham Way Community Centre.
Congratulations to all category winners, finalists and all those who entered across all of our 2024 categories.
