Annuals, bedding, container & basket plants
- Euphorbia Shades of Pink: Kernock Park Plants
- Coleus Skeletal: KPP
- Lantana Passion Fruit: Ball
Herbaceous perennials
- Agastache 'Beelicious Pink': KPP
- Heliopsis Oriole Yellow: Newey
- Dahlia Flower Time: KPP
Shrubs, trees, climbers, conifers
- Hydrangea Eclipse Purple: Plantline
- Hibiscus Little Legend Pink: Plantline
- Rose Ruby Red: Whartons
Houseplants
- Semponium Vortex: Plantline
Nursery plant of the year
- Hydrangea Eclipse Purple: Plantline
Technical excellence
- Petersfield Growing Mediums peat-free interior, commended KG Systems/Glasshouses hydroponic growing systems
Professional Products
- Brinkman MiniJack, commended Rovero HortiHouse widescreen
Sustainability: Modiform Eco Expert Plant Delivery Packaging
Retail: Nurture Systems: PowerGrow, commended Andermatt Mighty Bugs and Southern Trident Little Big Compost
Most innovative stand
- The Plant Team, runner up Anglo Aquatic
Best overseas exhibit
- Zenflora, runner up Stolwijk
PLEASE NOTE: the visitor vote remains open until the end of the show (4 September) - VOTE HERE.
Judge comments
Judge Howard Drury said the euphorbia is very short, free branching and would make a striking container plant.
The agastache helps extend the season, is loved by bees and is happy in a little shade.
The hydrangea has great attributes, including lovely foliage, quick production time, disease resistance and overall "is going to be a winner".
