Amy Jameson of Droitwich Horticultural Society, Malley Terry of Yellow Book Gardens and Sandy Laird of Rotary Club of Droitwich Spa. (s)
MEMBERS of Droitwich Horticultural Society and the town’s Rotary Club are hoping for a blooming good time to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
The groups will host an open gardens day to celebrate the historic landmark on June 5 with a competition for six classes of garden open to green-fingered Spa residents.
The competition categories will include family gardens, patio gardens, allotments, hanging baskets, tubs and a children’s section.
And the event has been boosted with the addition of well-known Droitwich gardener Malley Terry to the team to offer advice and support to budding gardeners.
A special prize will be awarded for the best Diamond Jubilee theme which can be a Union Jack in different flowers or vegetables, a Royal family crest, a Heraldic beast, or any other relevant design.
No entrance fee will be charged but the gardens will be open to the public on one set day, when a small donation to a
charity will be requested.
Anyone interested is asked to call Amy Jameson on 01905 798980 or e-mail brownfoxtail@tiscali.co.uk for more information.
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