 Wight
in Bloom competition 2007
This year we are grateful to Wightlink Ferries for increasing their sponsorship
support of this popular competition. With this assistance, each of the
fourteen In Bloom steering groups were able to purchase plants enhance
various public areas across the Island. The steering groups often attract
considerable backing from individuals and businesses to help maintain
these features, helping the funds to go even further.
There have been over 120 entries in 2007 and each one makes a contribution
to our environment. In 2006 there was a shortage of water but in 2007
it's been very much the opposite. Entrants have risen to the challenge
and once again done the Island proud - thank you!
CATEGORY AND AREA OF WINNING ENTRY
1. Best Front Garden over 3m - Seaview
2. Best Small Garden under 3m - Newport
3. Best Cottage Garden - Binstead
4. Best Large Public House/Hotel/Guest House/Restaurant - Rylstone
Tea Gardens, Shanklin
5. Best Small Public House/Hotel/Guest House/Restaurant - The
White House Hotel, Sandown
6. Best Senior Citizen Complex/Nursing Home/Care Home - Columbus
House, Shanklin
7. Best Initiative Involving Young People - Whippingham Primary
School
8. Best Community Project - Ferry Road/Bridge House, East Cowes
9. Best Business Frontage - W W Woodford Butchers, Bembridge/strong>
10 Best 'Special Feature' Garden - Afton Park, Freshwater
11. The overall winner receives the Lesley Kenrick Cup - Cowes
 
Mr Oscar Stretch - Sandown
The judge's comments regarding Mr Frampton's garden were as follows,
'Mr Frampton has entered Wight In Bloom over a number of years and has
always presented his garden in tip top condition. This year was no exception
with a stunning display. A lovely garden showing good use of a wide range
of plants and colour, combined with extremely high maintenance standards.
A real 'wow' garden that provides a feast for the eyes.'.
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