Are you proud of your garden and what you grow in it? Then enter the North Lincolnshire garden competition for your chance to win £100
The competition is split into seven categories:
• Best large garden (over 100 square metres)
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• Best medium garden (up to 100 square metres)
• Best small garden (up to 50 square metres)
• Best allotment
• Best school garden
• Best eco-friendly garden
• Best garden maintained by a disabled person
The winner from each category will receive a £100 voucher for Brigg Garden Centre. Second place in each category will receive a £50 voucher and third place will win one for £25.
You can enter your the competition online at www.northlincs.gov.uk/bestgardencompetition. Alternatively, you can pick up an entry form from one of our Local Links or from Brigg Garden Centre.
Applications should be submitted by 30 April 2016.
Cllr Neil Poole, cabinet member for Neighbourhoods at North Lincolnshire Council, said:
“Every year we are amazed by the gardening talent we have here in North Lincolnshire and they often inspire others to have a go with their garden too. It must take a great deal of hard work to maintain such beautiful gardens and they deserve to be celebrated.
“If your horticultural skills are hot stuff, give your garden the recognition it deserves and enter the Best Garden Competition 2016.”
The winners of the competition will be announced at a ceremony at Normanby Hall Country Park during July 2016.
The North Lincolnshire Best Garden Competition is sponsored by North Lincolnshire Council and Brigg Garden Centre.
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