The standard was high but in the end our Judges Mark Penton and Gerald Morgan decided the below were……
Glastonbury in Bloom Competition Winners 2022
Best Front Garden
1st Bev & Gez Eatwell
2nd Richard Squire
3rd Kim Von Coels
Best Rear Garden
1st Bev & Gez Eatwell
2nd Helen Bennett
3rd Susannah Mitchell
Very Highly Commended – Richard Squire
Highly Commended – Ian Mutch
Best Public House
Beckets Inn
Best Shop/Cafe
1st Heart of the Tribe Gallery
2nd Richard Elford
Best Container/Balcony
1st Cavendish Lodge
2nd Claire Perrett
Best Allotment
1st The Newton Family
2nd Manor House Road Community Garden
Best Pollinator/Wildlife Friendly Garden
1st Manor House Road Community Garden
2nd Helen Bennett
3rd Serena Roney – Dougal
Very Highly Commended – Bev & Gez Eatwell
Highly Commended – Brigid & Michelle (Beckets Inn)
Best Community Garden
1st Manor House Road Community Garden
2nd Cavendish Lodge
3rd Richard Elford
Very Highly Commended – Heart of the Tribe Gallery
Special Awards
Manor House Road Community Garden (Community Involvement & use)
Susannah Mitchell (Best New Entry of Rear Garden)
Glastonbury in Bloom Poster Competition
St John’s Infant School and St Benedict’s school children have taken part in this year’s poster competition. The standard of the posters was outstanding and the judges this year found it difficult to choose a clear winner. After much debate the winners were as follows
Raised Beds for Happy Heads
With funding support from the Glastonbury in Bloom committee, pupils from St Ben’s school have established raised beds throughout the Glastonbury community with the aim of spreading a splash of colour and a little happiness. The school has a gardening club which is very popular with the students.