Buckingham Town Council is now accepting entries for this year’s Buckingham in Bloom competition.
Open to all residents of Buckingham, this fun and free to enter competition has four categories, best kept front garden, best hanging baskets/containers, best wildlife garden and best community garden.
The rules are very simple in that all entries must be visible from the kerbside. The Judges will be looking for colour, variety of plants, overall design, whether it attracts insects and other wildlife, garden maintenance and planting schemes which achieve sustainability, use of space and originality. Fantastic prizes are on offer for the winners of each category.
This year’s contest will also include a fantastic new Garden on a Plate category for children to enter. Keep on eye on the Town Council social media and website for more details about how to enter!
Closing date for entries is Friday 21st July and the judges are looking forward to going round and judging the entries at the end of July as part of the Buckingham Fringe Week.
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