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BLA 2026
Category: Gardens in bloom
Please read the
guidelines
carefully before submitting your application.
Contact
Your name
Email
Phone number (optional)
About your garden
Project Name
Project Address
Type of project:
Allotment
City Farm
Community Garden
Food Business
Housing Estate
Orchard
Park
School or children's centre
Street
Other
How this garden fits into the 'Gardens in Bloom' category
Please tick all that apply:
Emerging
Children grow a range of seasonal crops using organic methods
Children are involved in a range of gardening activities (eg. seed sowing, planting, watering and harvesting)
Established
Children grow a range of crop types including annual vegetables and perennial food crops (herbs and fruit), and companion flowering plants
Children help to make decisions about what to grow and how to develop the garden
Children harvest produce and try different vegetables
Children help to maintain composting system and learn about soil fertility
Leader
In school setting, gardening activities are linked to the curriculum eg. plant parts, flowers, pollination, crops grown in other countries, life cycles, food webs and looking after our environment
In non-school settings, gardening activities are linked to different skills such as maths, art, poetry
Children grow unusual crops with interesting flavours (eg. nasturtium, chocolate mint, sorrel)
Children help to prepare meals with food harvested from the garden
Children able to share garden with wider community including parents and carers
Please use this space to tell us about why you are applying for this category, including how you meet any of the criteria above, or other features of your garden or allotment that you’re proud of. ( Word limit: 200 words)
Choose which level fits you/your garden best overall:
Emerging
Established
Leader
Please upload photos of your garden (max 5 photos)
By submitting photos that identify individuals, you confirm that you have obtained the necessary consent
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