Malmesbury in Bloom returned with a flourish after a year's hiatus, on Friday, September 22.
Winners gathered on Friday night to receive certificates and cups from Mayor Wayne Jones and competition judge Lisa Gore.
The Malmesbury in Bloom Gardening competition this year introduced a new category, the Super Gardener.
The Super Gardner Cup, sponsored by the Malmesbury Garden Centre, is awarded to a gardener who has overcome the limitations of a disability or impairment to keep their garden growing bright and beautiful.
The first award of its kind was awarded to Norman Hunt, and the overall winner of the competition was Athlestan House.
This years winners:
Window box/Container/Hanging basket: Mr Dangerfield
Court yard/Small Garden/Patio: Moraig Henderson
Large garden (more than 10X10 meters): Mr Dangerfield
Street, Road or Area: Glovers Court
Commercial premises
Wild Flower Garden: Glovers Court
Vegetable garden: Mr and Mrs Gifford
Super Gardener: Norman Hunt
Overall winner: Athelstan House
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