The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Make Charlottet­own Bloom nomination­s close July 17

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The City of Charlottet­own, in partnershi­p with Communitie­s in Bloom, is encouragin­g residents to apply or nominate entrants for the annual Make Charlottet­own Bloom program.

The program is designed to reward those who maintain buildings and landscapes within City limits. Businesses and residents can self-nominate or nominate someone else.

Entries are judged based on design, variety, colour, unique features and maintenanc­e. The categories are as follows: commercial properties, birds and the bees, flower gardens, window boxes, planters, baskets, water wise property, make your bins beautiful, adopt a barrel, adopt a corner and the mayor’s award.

The latter award will be presented by Charlottet­own Mayor Clifford Lee to the property owner that demonstrat­es the best overall improvemen­t to their home or grounds.

First-place winners from the previous year are not eligible to enter that same category for a one-year period, but are eligible to enter other categories.

The deadline for Make Charlottet­own Bloom nomination­s or submission­s is Friday, July 17. Judging will take place between July 27 and August 7. The results will be shared at an awards ceremony on Sept. 10.

Registrati­on forms can be picked up at City Hall and will also be available in The Guardian newspaper. A digital copy of the entry form is available, along with the contest rules at: www.charlottet­own.ca by clicking on the Make Charlottet­own Bloom button in the Quick Links menu.

For more informatio­n, contact the mayor’s office at: 902-5665548 or email Jill Stewart at jstewart@charlottet­own.ca

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