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This is your chance to show off your gardening skills as we launch the 2008 Birmingham In Bloom competition.

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And, if you’re not a keen gardener yourself, why not nominate someone else? As long as they’re a Birmingham City Council tenant or leaseholder, it could be a green-fingered friend, neighbour or relative.

Thanks to the generous sponsorship of our repairs partners, there's £3,000 in prizes.
MITIE, which carries out repairs in the south of the city, and our two new partners, Inspace and Mears, have each donated £1,000 to the prize fund.

Flowers

Competitions will be held in each constituency and winners will be automatically entered into the city finals.

Remember, you don’t need to live in a house or have your own garden to enter as there’s a category for everyone.

Tree in garden

We’ll be judging:

  • Best front garden
  • Best rear garden
  • Best communal garden
  • Best balcony, window box, hanging baskets or pots.
To enter just fill in the form below before 15 June 2008. Choose Submit once complete, or if you make a mistake choose Clear to start again.

Judging will take place in July.


Your name *
 

Your address *
 

Your postcode *
 

Your telephone number *
 

Your email address *
 

If you are nominating someone else, please fill in their details:
 

Their name
 

Their address
 

Their telephone number (if known)
 

Is the entrant a Birmingham City Council tenant or leasheholder? *
 

Which category would you like to enter? *
(Hold down ctrl as you select categories to choose more than one.)

 
Last updated - Monday 12 May 2008 Return to Top | Printer Friendly