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Bloom 2026 Winners Announced

Kim Carsok Published: 02 August 2026

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Volunteers for Wymondham in Bloom.

This year's Wymondham in Bloom business floral display competition has once again transformed the town centre with an array of vibrant hanging baskets, imaginative floral arrangements and beautifully decorated shopfronts.

Throughout the summer, volunteers from Wymondham in Bloom have worked alongside local businesses to brighten the town, with this year's theme, "In Bloom, Inspired by Art," encouraging entrants to create displays celebrating Wymondham's rich artistic and creative heritage.

The competition attracted an excellent response from businesses across the town, with judges praising the high standard of entries, creativity and commitment shown by participants. From eye-catching floral installations to thoughtful artistic interpretations, the displays helped make Wymondham an even more welcoming destination for residents and visitors alike.

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Williams and Parfitt topped the Public Vote.

Wymondham in Bloom would like to thank all of the businesses that took part, as well as this year's Gold Sponsor, The White Hart Pub, and Wymondham Garden Centre for their valued support of the competition.

At an awards presentation at Kett’s Books on 15 July, all participants were thanked for their hard work. For this year’s Volunteer of the Year for Wymondham in Bloom, a joint award was presented to Sue Savage and Mary Primrose for their sustained dedication to improving the floral displays at the railway station.

Congratulations to this year's special category award business winners:
- Plant Care: Ex Services Club
- Creativity and Originality: Wymondham Recovery Services
- Longevity and Sustainability: Cavick House Farm
- Overall Impact: The White Hart Pub
- Hidden Gem: Windmill House Care Home
- Best Newcomer: Caley's Apothecary
- Most Improved: Cecil Amey Opticians
- Public Vote: Williams & Parfitt

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Mary and Sue honoured as bloom volunteers of the year.

The success of this year's competition is another testament to the pride local businesses take in the town and the enthusiasm of the volunteers who make Wymondham in Bloom possible. Their combined efforts continue to create a colourful and welcoming environment that can be enjoyed by everyone throughout the summer.

If you would like to get involved either as a business or plant-loving volunteer, please email wymbloom@gmail.com or phone Kim on 07941 514 766.

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