Civic Rose Awards
The Burlington Civic Rose Awards program recognizes those residents who, by landscaping and maintaining their property have contributed to a more attractive neighborhood and community. The program is run by volunteers and supported by donations from civic minded corporations, individuals and organizations.
To be eligible:
- The garden must be visible from a public street
- The garden must be a private residence
- The residence must be in the City of Burlington
- The name and address of resident must be printed on the Nomination Form
Judging:
Judging takes place during the middle of July. Judges make their assessments based on the following: Note: The presence of roses is not a factor in judging.
| Design | 10% |
| Horticultural aspects | 45% |
| Maintenance | 20% |
| General overall appearance | 25% |
Awards:
The residents with the best gardens across the city will receive a certificate and a plaque commemorating their achievement. There are area winners, a zone winner for each zone, and seven top garden awards.
|
Mayor's Cup |
for the best overall garden |
|
Terra Greenhouses |
for the most colourful garden |
|
Jan Gelderman Landscaping |
for the best landscaped garden |
|
The Garden Club of Burlington |
for the best small garden |
|
Weedman (Browning Lawn Care) |
for the best corner house garden |
|
Burlington Horticultural Society |
for a unique and notable garden |
|
Creative Organic Lawn & Garden |
for the best organic garden |
Nominations:
Nominate someone you feel meets the award criteria by completing the 2013 Civic Rose Awards Entry Form. You may nominate any gardens in Burlington, including your own. Nominations forms are also available at Burlington City Hall and at most Garden Centres and Libraries.
