FAQs

What is Enfield in Bloom?

Enfield in Bloom is a community gardening competition that celebrates beautiful, sustainable and wildlife-friendly green spaces across the borough.

Who can enter the competition?

The competition is open to residents, businesses, schools and community groups within the London Borough of Enfield.

What types of gardens or spaces can be entered?

You can enter a wide range of categories, including front gardens, back gardens, balconies, community spaces, school gardens and commercial premises.

How do I enter?

You can enter by completing the online entry form on our website. Simply provide your details, select your category and submit any required photos.

Is there a cost to enter?

No, entry to Enfield in Bloom is completely free.

When is the deadline for entries?

Entry deadlines vary each year. Please check the website for the latest dates and important deadlines.

How are entries judged?

Entries are judged by a panel based on criteria such as overall appearance, plant health, creativity, sustainability and support for wildlife.

Will judges visit my property?

Yes, for most categories judges will arrange a visit during the judging period. You will be contacted in advance where necessary.

Do I need to be present for judging?

It’s not always required, but it can be helpful if you’d like to talk to judges about your space.

Can I enter more than one category?

Yes, you can enter multiple categories if you have more than one qualifying space.

What can I win?

Winners may receive certificates, awards or prizes, and may be featured on the website or in local publicity.

Will my photos or details be shared publicly?

We may use photos and winner details for promotional purposes, including on our website and social media.

Who do I contact if I have questions?

You can contact the Enfield in Bloom team via the contact details provided on the website.

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