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Garden CompetitionLatrobe City Council’s annual garden competition now open. By Portal Admin - 30th September 2019 - Back to News Latrobe City Council’s annual garden competition is now open just in time for spring. This garden competition is more than just a contest but it is a celebration of Latrobe City’s gardens and community pride. This year hopes to build on previous success with a large variety of categories to suit every garden. This year’s Latrobe City Council’s annual garden competition categories are:
- Mayor’s award best overall garden
- Mayor’s encouragement award
- Best edible garden
- Best family home garden
- Best large rural garden
- Best large urban garden
- Best rental property garden
- Best school garden
- Best senior’s garden
- Best small garden
Due to spring only beginning and some gardens may need some more time to look their best, the competition has slightly altered to allow residents to enter and send their photographs in later. Entrants can also choose to have a Council Officer come along and take their photos for them. This will allow for all of the gardens to be photographed when they are ready and at their best.
To enter Latrobe City Council’s annual garden competition please visit www.latrobe.vic.gov.au/gardencomp
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Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: support@gippsland.com
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