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Submitted by mgodfrey on March 12, 2010 – 12:03 amNo Comment

We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2009 Garden Art Competition. Thank you to all the artists who participated in this competition. All of the entries were very well done, and judging was not easy! The winning entries will appear in the December 2010 issue of Horticulture.

Grand Prize: "Appalachian Pumpkin Patch" by Walt Curlee, Phenix City, Alabama

Gardens & Landscapes Category
First Place: "Sepia Snow" by Misha Ambrosia, Alvaton, Kentucky
Second Place: "Giardino Bellisimo" by Erin Dertner, Fort Bragg, California
Honorable Mention: "The Garden Gate" by Cheryl Price, Conifer, Colorado

Plants & Flowers Category
First Place: "Rare Beauties" by Marney-Rose Edge, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Second Place: "Croton in Winter" by Gary Paul Stutler, Vallejo, California
Honorable Mention: "Wild Flowers" by Gloria Segura de Otth, Lake Forest, California

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