Carrickfergus Borough Council - Carrickfergus in Bloom

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Carrickfergus in Bloom

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One of the many reasons why we feel justifiably proud of Carrickfergus is its abundance of flowers and attractive horticultural displays. Carrickfergus Borough Council developed the ‘Carrickfergus in Bloom’ initiative to brighten up the Borough, and as a result, each summer it is enlivened by hundreds of hanging baskets, bedding displays, shrub beds and trees that help make the town a brighter place for its citizens and visitors. Everyone can play a role in the enhancement of Carrickfergus and the improvement of the town as a place to live, work and visit.

Carrickfergus in Bloom Community Competitions

Each year we organise the Carrickfergus in Bloom Community Competitions with a £1200 prize fund. The categories are Best Kept Garden; Best Kept Container Garden; Best Kept Community Planting Scheme; Best Kept Commercial Premises; and Best Kept Floral Display by Traders in a Street or Centre. The Young people's categories include Painting, Poetry, Tallest Sunflower and the Giant Pumpkin Competition. To enter the Carrickfergus in Bloom Community Competitions or view a list of the latest winners visit the Carrickfergus in Bloom website.

We also have the Virtual Flower Show which is an opportunity for Carrickfergus Borough residents to show off their photographic and gardening skills. To enter the Virtual Flower Show click here.

For information on the Carrickfergus in Bloom initiative visit our dedicate website www.carrickfergusinbloom.org

For further information please contact:

Stephen Daye - Parks & Countryside Development Officer
Telephone: 028 9335 8039
E-Mail: inbloom@carrickfergus.org
Web: http://www.carrickfergusinbloom.org/competitions.htm