The Entente Florale Europe ([ɑ̃.tɑ̃tflɔʁalø.ʁɔp], "Flowery Alliance of Europe") is an international horticultural competition established to recognise municipalities and villages in Europe for excellence in horticultural displays. Trophies are presented annually by tourist boards and horticultural societies of European countries. There are three categories:
Entente Florale Europe is a competition for Towns and Villages. The competition name puns on the Entente Cordiale ("Friendly Understanding", 1904). Each participating country puts forward a representative Town and Village. The Town and Village are visited by the Jury and an assessment is made. The competition was founded in 1975, initially between Great Britain and France. At present there are eleven member countries and further applications are being processed.[2]
Commemorative plaque in Eguisheim, 2006 gold medal in the villages category
In 1996, an international non profit association (AISBL) was founded under the name of Association Européenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage (European Association for Blooming and the Countryside), with the responsibility of the overall organisation of the competition and to obtain support from official bodies in the different countries. The AEFP is incorporated under the Belgian Law of 8 September 1997, and the Statutes were published in the Belgian Monitor on 8 September 1998. The amended articles, by Law of 2 May 2002 were published in the Belgian Monitor on 28 April 2006.
Since 1998 under the aegis of the 'Association Européenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage', the association and the competition Entente Florale Europe are open to all countries in the European Union as well as to the EFTA members countries (European Free Trade Association).
The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticulture producers (AIPH) since its inception. In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries/Department of Agriculture, Tourism, as well as horticultural bodies and associations.
The President represents the association and is acting for 2 years. Each successive President shall be from a different country per alphabetic order.
Participationedit
Who can Enter ?
The competition is open to all countries in the EU and in the EFTA subject to approval by the board of AEFP. There are three categories, every member country can put forward 2 entries from two different categories.
Cities/Towns (population over 30,000)
Towns (population between 5,000 and 30,000)
Villages (population below 5,000)
How & When to Enter ?
Applications are made by the national organisation in charge of the competition.
New members are elected by the Board of Directors of the AEFP, by simple majority, at its twice yearly meetings (March & September).
Notification of entrants from existing members should reach the Secretariat before December 31 of the year prior to adjudication.
Organisationedit
Who organises the Competition?
Overall organisations is by the "Association Européenne du Fleurissement et du Paysage" (A.E.F.P.). AEFP is a non-profit organization, incorporated under Belgian Law(s). Each participant country has its own organisation and is entitled to membership on the Board of Directors of the AEFP. The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) since its inception. In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries/Departments of Agriculture, Environment, Tourism as well as horticultural bodies and associations.
The Aim of the Competition
The overall aim of the competition is the improvement of the quality of life for local urban and village communities. To this end the competition fosters:
Note 1 - in some cases the overall winner from the UK is not named in "Britain in Bloom" by Graham Ashworth as an Entente Florale Representative (namely Bath in 1975 and Pateley Bridge in 1978).
Note 2 - Luxembourg competed between years 1980 - 1988.
Note 3 - Switzerland competed between years 1984 - 1986.
Note 4 - Portugal competed in year 1991 and between years 1994 - 2000.
Note 5 - Canada competed between years 1992 - 1993.
Referencesedit
^Entente Florale Europe official site - Participation
^"History of AEFP and Entente Florale Europe". 3 June 2022.
^The names of UK representatives from 1975 to 1991 are taken from Britain in Bloom by Graham Ashworth (Graham Ashworth CBE, Britain in Bloom, page 90, The Tidy Britain Group (Wigan:1991)). Please note that Pateley Bridge in 1978 and Bath in 1975 won the competition yet are not listed by Ashworth as representatives.
^"Download CZ-Kyjov-Web.pdf". Archived from the original on 23 January 2013. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
^"premi per il verde" (in Italian). Retrieved 26 November 2013.
^. Archived from the original on 20 August 2011. Retrieved 26 May 2012.
^ (in French). Archived from the original on 3 December 2013. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
^. Archived from the original on 17 September 2012. Retrieved 28 May 2012.
^"Nos jardiniers ont du talent !" (PDF). Retrieved 30 May 2012.
External linksedit
www.entente-florale.eu
Kilkenny City Entente Florale Website -Kilkenny is Ireland's 2006 Entry to the Entente Florale 2021-04-23 at the Wayback Machine
Links of participating nations homepagesedit
Austria
Belgium
Croatia
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Netherlands
Slovenija
United Kingdom
January 01, 1970
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Entente Florale Europe news newspapers books scholar JSTOR March 2024 Learn how and when to remove this message The Entente Florale Europe ɑ tɑ t flɔʁal o ʁɔp Flowery Alliance of Europe is an international horticultural competition established to recognise municipalities and villages in Europe for excellence in horticultural displays Trophies are presented annually by tourist boards and horticultural societies of European countries There are three categories Cities population over 30 000 Town population of 5 000 30 000 Village population of less than 5 000 1 Logo of Entente Florale Map of countries which take part in the Entente Florale Contents 1 History 2 Participation 3 Organisation 4 Jury members in 2015 5 Previous winners 5 1 Towns Cities 5 2 Villages 5 2 1 Notes 6 References 7 External links 7 1 Links of participating nations homepagesHistory editEntente Florale Europe is a competition for Towns and Villages The competition name puns on the Entente Cordiale Friendly Understanding 1904 Each participating country puts forward a representative Town and Village The Town and Village are visited by the Jury and an assessment is made The competition was founded in 1975 initially between Great Britain and France At present there are eleven member countries and further applications are being processed 2 nbsp Commemorative plaque in Eguisheim 2006 gold medal in the villages category In 1996 an international non profit association AISBL was founded under the name of Association Europeenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage European Association for Blooming and the Countryside with the responsibility of the overall organisation of the competition and to obtain support from official bodies in the different countries The AEFP is incorporated under the Belgian Law of 8 September 1997 and the Statutes were published in the Belgian Monitor on 8 September 1998 The amended articles by Law of 2 May 2002 were published in the Belgian Monitor on 28 April 2006 Since 1998 under the aegis of the Association Europeenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage the association and the competition Entente Florale Europe are open to all countries in the European Union as well as to the EFTA members countries European Free Trade Association The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticulture producers AIPH since its inception In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries Department of Agriculture Tourism as well as horticultural bodies and associations The President represents the association and is acting for 2 years Each successive President shall be from a different country per alphabetic order Participation editWho can Enter The competition is open to all countries in the EU and in the EFTA subject to approval by the board of AEFP There are three categories every member country can put forward 2 entries from two different categories Cities Towns population over 30 000 Towns population between 5 000 and 30 000 Villages population below 5 000 How amp When to Enter Applications are made by the national organisation in charge of the competition New members are elected by the Board of Directors of the AEFP by simple majority at its twice yearly meetings March amp September Notification of entrants from existing members should reach the Secretariat before December 31 of the year prior to adjudication Organisation editWho organises the Competition Overall organisations is by the Association Europeenne du Fleurissement et du Paysage A E F P AEFP is a non profit organization incorporated under Belgian Law s Each participant country has its own organisation and is entitled to membership on the Board of Directors of the AEFP The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticultural Producers AIPH since its inception In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries Departments of Agriculture Environment Tourism as well as horticultural bodies and associations The Aim of the CompetitionThe overall aim of the competition is the improvement of the quality of life for local urban and village communities To this end the competition fosters The greening of towns and villages Flowers shrubs green spaces parks Development which is environmentally and ecologically sensitive Educational and communication initiatives which promote environmental awareness Advantages of JoiningYou will Enhance the reputation of your town village country Facilitate contacts of a tourist cultural nature Improve the appearance and fabric of your towns and villages Foster community spirit and enhance the quality of life Enable citizens to assume ownership of their local environmentJury members in 2015 editAustria AT Martin Wagner Horticultural engineer Vice chair of the jury Johanna Renat Spatial planner Belgium BE Rudi Geerardyn Landscape architect amp Town planner Chair of the jury Czech Republic CZ Inka Truxova Landscape architect Petr Sirina Landscape architect Jaroslav Brzak Landscape architect Germany DE Dr Rudiger Kirsten Landscape architect amp Town planner Vice chair of the jury Hildegunde Franziska Henrich Landscape architect amp Town planner Hungary HU Dr Andrea Bocsi Tourism expert amp Economist Dr Ildiko Reka Bathoryne Nagy Landscape architect Szilvia Halasz Spanyarne Landscape architect Ireland IE Eamonn De Stafort Tourism consultant Dr Christy Boylan Horticulturist amp Landscape architect Italy IT Anna Furlani Pedoja Landscape architect Jacopo Fontaneto Agriculture and Green Journalist Tourism consultant Mauro Paradisi Municipal urban designer Netherlands NL Nico Anthony Brink Landscape architect Marjolijn Ruijs Landscape contractor Slovenia SI Anton Schlaus Architect amp Consultant for energy efficient building Martina Schlaus Architect amp Conservator for Cultural Heritage United Kingdom UK Peter Holman Horticultural amp Greenspace Consultant David Littlewood Horticulturist Mark Wasilewski Park ManagementPrevious winners editSource 3 Note re UK representatives 4 Towns Cities edit Year Austria nbsp Belgium nbsp Croatia nbsp Czech Republic nbsp France nbsp Germany nbsp Hungary nbsp Ireland nbsp Italy nbsp Netherlands nbsp Slovenia nbsp United Kingdom nbsp 2022 Dixmude Gold nbsp Orfu Silver nbsp 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 Schwaz Gold nbsp Hamont Achel Silver nbsp Brno Gold nbsp Duchroth Gold nbsp Kaposvar Silver nbsp GlasloughGold nbsp AbbeyleixSilver nbsp Biodiversity award Beek en Donk Gold nbsp PiranSilver nbsp ZalecGold nbsp 2016 Bad IschlGold nbsp TurnhoutSilver nbsp Slavkov u BrnaSilver nbsp WangerlandSilver nbsp MosonmagyarovarSilver nbsp TullamoreGold nbsp DalfsenGold nbsp 2015 ModlingGold nbsp GenkSilver nbsp RheinfeldenGold nbsp SiofokSilver nbsp TrimGold nbsp MeranoGold nbsp Bergen op ZoomGold nbsp Slovenj GradecGold nbsp HenleySilver nbsp 2014 EekloSilver nbsp ĐakovoBronze nbsp KitzingenGold nbsp GyulaGold nbsp TraleeGold nbsp NeviglieSilver nbsp AmstelveenGold nbsp Slovenske KonjiceGold nbsp EdinburghGold nbsp 2013 KufsteinSilver nbsp Sint NiklaasSilver nbsp ZagrebSilver nbsp DresdenGold nbsp HevizSilver nbsp BallincolligSilver nbsp SpelloSilver nbsp WeertGold nbsp BledSilver nbsp BirminghamGold nbsp 2012 FurstenfeldSilver nbsp La Louviere HoogstratenGold nbsp OsijekBronze nbsp Uherske HradisteSilver nbsp SzazhalombattaSilver nbsp ClonmelSilver nbsp SaviglianoSilver nbsp ErmeloSilver nbsp PtujBronze nbsp Bristol RustingtonGold nbsp 2011 Neusiedl am SeeSilver nbsp VeurneGold nbsp VarazdinSilver nbsp BroumovSilver nbsp Bad LangensalzaGold nbsp BalatonfuredGold nbsp DroghedaSilver nbsp GradoGold nbsp DeventerGold nbsp TamesideSilver nbsp 2010 Kirchschlag in der Buckligen WeltSilver nbsp HasseltSilver nbsp Pozegacommemoration certificate HavirovSilver nbsp BeauvaisSilver nbsp WesterstedeGold nbsp SopronSilver nbsp Carrick on ShannonGold nbsp AviglianaSilver nbsp VlaardingenGold nbsp MozirjeSilver nbsp Lucia Cikes award Stockton on TeesGold nbsp 2009 DeutschlandsbergSilver nbsp special award NieuwpoortSilver nbsp Mali LosinjSilver nbsp KrnovSilver nbsp WeimarSilver nbsp special award SzombathelySilver nbsp DundalkSilver nbsp AviglianaSilver nbsp ArnhemGold nbsp KamnikSilver nbsp BuxtonSilver nbsp 2008 TullnGold nbsp ArlonSilver nbsp SplitSilver nbsp Kyjov 5 Silver nbsp ToursGold nbsp DusseldorfGold nbsp GyulaSilver nbsp LetterkennyGold nbsp CerviaGold nbsp UdenGold nbsp Rogaska SlatinaSilver nbsp PlymouthSilver nbsp 2007 MechelenGold nbsp BiogradSilver nbsp TaborSilver nbsp NancyGold nbsp MunsterGold nbsp EgerGold nbsp KillarneyGold nbsp OmegnaBronze nbsp AmersfoortGold nbsp Novo MestoBronze nbsp special award ShrewsburyGold nbsp 2006 LinzGold nbsp KortrijkGold nbsp OpatijaSilver nbsp PlzenSilver nbsp BeauneGold nbsp KielGold nbsp NagyatadGold nbsp KilkennySilver nbsp Alba 6 Bronze nbsp ZwolleGold nbsp SencurBronze nbsp CardiffGold nbsp 2005 BadenGold nbsp MiddelkerkeSilver nbsp RabSilver nbsp LitomyslSilver nbsp Le Plessis RobinsonGold nbsp PotsdamGold nbsp MakoSilver nbsp LismoreGold nbsp s HertogenboschSilver nbsp RadenciBronze nbsp SheffieldGold nbsp 2004 DonaustadtGold nbsp LochristiSilver nbsp Velika GoricaSilver nbsp BrnoSilver nbsp CahorsGold nbsp Bad KissingenGold nbsp KaposvarGold nbsp WestportGold nbsp EnschedeSilver nbsp ZalecSilver nbsp BridgnorthSilver nbsp 2003 KindbergGold nbsp KastelaBronze nbsp PrachaticeSilver nbsp HyeresGold nbsp Bad SackingenGold nbsp ZalakarosSilver nbsp MalahideGold nbsp VenloGold nbsp Slovenj GradecSilver nbsp HarrogateGold nbsp Lucia Cikes award 2002 PinkafeldGold nbsp TieltSilver nbsp Frydek MistekBronze nbsp Evian les BainsGold nbsp CelleSilver nbsp PaksSilver nbsp EnnisGold nbsp Alphen aan den RijnGold nbsp PtujSilver nbsp BathSilver nbsp 2001 TullnGold nbsp GentSilver nbsp LimogesGold nbsp LuckauSilver nbsp GyorSilver nbsp KillarneySilver nbsp SittardSilver nbsp KamnikGold nbsp SunderlandGold nbsp 2000 FrohnleitenGold nbsp SchotenSilver nbsp Grande SyntheSilver nbsp HeilbronnGold nbsp SarospatakSilver nbsp LetterkennyBronze nbsp LeusdenSilver nbsp Nova GoricaBronze nbsp SolihullGold nbsp 1999 Sankt Veit an der Glan 7 Silver nbsp OudenaardeSilver nbsp Cesson SevigneGold nbsp FuldaGold nbsp TataSilver nbsp WestportSilver nbsp DoetinchemSilver nbsp VelenjeGold nbsp WetherbyGold nbsp 1998 KitzbuhelSilver nbsp BlankenbergeBronze nbsp MontbeliardGold nbsp Rheda WiedenbruckSilver nbsp HevizSilver nbsp KilkennySilver nbsp VoorburgSilver nbsp Slovenske KonjiceGold nbsp NottinghamGold nbsp 1997 KindbergSilver nbsp DiestBronze nbsp Rueil MalmaisonGold nbsp AugsburgGold nbsp SiofokGold nbsp EnnisSilver nbsp VeenendaalGold nbsp OxfordSilver nbsp 1996 BregenzSilver nbsp MalmedyGold nbsp CabourgSilver nbsp DuderstadtSilver nbsp SzekesfehervarSilver nbsp SkerriesGold nbsp BredaBronze nbsp BarnstapleGold nbsp 1995 Koflach Bruges Macon Grevenbroich Sarvar Clonakilty Heiloo Bournemouth 1994 Tulln Roeselare Metz Burchau Balatonfoldvar Letterkenny Perth 1993 Hall Enghien Le Touquet Paris Plage Veszprem Kenmare Driebergen Port Sunlight 1992 Sankt Jakob im Walde Eupen Aix les Bains Eger Westport Thorn St Ives Cornwall 8 1991 Steinfurt Malmedy Beaune Kecskemet Limerick Saintfield 1990 Frohnleiten Saint Kathrein Spa Les Avirons Budapest Malahide Voorst Telford 1989 Baden Hasselt Angers Carlow Asten Bury St Edmunds 1988 Bregenz Genk Epinal Killarney Dordrecht Stratford upon Avon 1987 Pottenbrunn Ossongne Creteil Kill Shrewsbury 1986 Klagenfurt Bruges Cabourg Kinsale Torquay 1985 Westrozebeke Mareil sur Loir Ardee Sampford Courtenay 1984 Monichwald Ferrieres les Bois Galway Kelso 1983 Leoben Hasselt Velizy Villacoublay Birr Eastbourne 1982 Wenigzell Profondeville Viriat Kilkenny Dary 1981 Millstatt Kortrijk Courrieres Malahide Exeter 1980 Wien Durbuy Nantes York 1979 Reith im Alpbachtal Bruges Vichy St Andrews 1978 Antwerp Duffel Orleans Thonon les Bains Bath Aberdyfi 1977 Brussels Leuven Cannes Yvoire Harrogate Falmouth 1976 Kortrijk Ghent Nice Evian les Bains Douglas 1975 Chatillon sur Chalaronne Aberdeen Nantwich Villages edit Year Austria nbsp Belgium nbsp Croatia nbsp Czech Republic nbsp France nbsp Germany nbsp Hungary nbsp Ireland nbsp Italy nbsp Netherlands nbsp Slovenia nbsp United Kingdom nbsp 2022 Bad Sauerbrunn Gold nbsp Dobrochov Gold nbsp Bollstedt Silver nbsp VeresegyhazSilver nbsp SzekesfehervarGold nbsp KeadueGold nbsp 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 St Anton am Arlberg Gold nbsp Kostelni Lhota Silver nbsp Tihany Gold nbsp GlasloughGold nbsp Abbeyleix Silver nbsp PomarettoSilver nbsp FaedoSilver nbsp 2016 HruskySilver nbsp DunakilitiSilver nbsp StraffanSilver nbsp OotmarsumSilver nbsp Smarjeske TopliceSilver nbsp 2015 ModraSilver nbsp WiedenSilver nbsp BalatongyorokGold nbsp KilrushGold nbsp La MagdeleineBronze nbsp BeeselSilver nbsp Radlje ob DraviSilver nbsp 2014 HausGold nbsp NinSilver nbsp CehniceGold nbsp SommerachGold nbsp ZebegenySilver nbsp DromodSilver nbsp UsseauxSilver nbsp ZuidlarenGold nbsp Velika PolanaGold nbsp BournemouthGold nbsp 2013 SollSilver nbsp Dolni BrezanySilver nbsp KirchbachSilver nbsp CsopakSilver nbsp ClonegalGold nbsp EtroublesGold nbsp BergeijkGold nbsp PodcetrtekGold nbsp 2012 GamlitzGold nbsp Drmoul Dotlingen Lovo Abbeyshrule Sordevolo Dwingeloo Cerklje 2011 Rennweg am KatschbergGold nbsp SmrziceSilver nbsp WiesenburgSilver nbsp PaloznakSilver nbsp ClonegalGold nbsp TransacquaSilver nbsp ElburgSilver nbsp 2010 Reichenau an der RaxSilver nbsp IttreSilver nbsp Sveti Martin na MuriSilver nbsp Studenec 9 Silver nbsp Guyencourt SaulcourtGold nbsp BanzkowSilver nbsp LipotGold nbsp EmlySilver nbsp StresaSilver nbsp Helenaveen Deurne Silver nbsp SentjernejSilver nbsp St BreladeGold nbsp 2009 MooskirchenGold nbsp GouvySilver nbsp MolveSilver nbsp MoriceSilver nbsp special award RiethSilver nbsp GelseSilver nbsp special award ClonakiltyGold nbsp Pre Saint DidierGold nbsp SluisSilver nbsp OlimjeGold nbsp ForresGold nbsp 2008 HanfthalSilver nbsp ZwevegemGold nbsp Novi VinodolskiSilver nbsp Tvarozna LhotaSilver nbsp Aubigny sur Nere 10 Silver nbsp RehinghausenSilver nbsp TapiogyorgyeSilver nbsp TallanstownGold nbsp BergoloSilver nbsp Beek UbbergenBronze nbsp MedanaBronze nbsp GarstangGold nbsp 2007 DonnersbachGold nbsp FlohimontBronze nbsp PrimostenGold nbsp ZalsiBronze nbsp GelaucourtSilver nbsp GersbachGold nbsp NoszvajBronze nbsp BirdhillGold nbsp Limone PiemonteGold nbsp HarenBronze nbsp Lucia Cikes award SmlednikSilver nbsp nbsp special award Falkland FifeGold 2006 VirgenGold nbsp SohierSilver nbsp Skradinski BukBronze nbsp SvojsinBronze nbsp EguisheimGold nbsp BrokelohGold nbsp OrfuBronze nbsp AughrimGold nbsp Cella MonteSilver nbsp WijheSilver nbsp Krizeca vasSilver nbsp UskSilver nbsp 2005 HornsburgGold nbsp Villers la VilleBronze nbsp BrelaBronze nbsp PisecnaGold nbsp OgerGold nbsp Bertsdorf HornitzGold nbsp RuzsaBronze nbsp GlentiesSilver nbsp OosterbeekGold nbsp RadenciBronze nbsp St Ives 11 Carbis BayGold nbsp 2004 CayriechGold nbsp Nussdorf am InnGold nbsp SentjernejSilver nbsp DarleyGold nbsp 2003 Bormes les MimosasGold nbsp NeuenwegSilver nbsp ZreceSilver nbsp 2002 Antau Omal Geer Teleci YvoireSilver nbsp PaseGold nbsp Gyederlak Stradbally Ommen Kostanjevica na KrkiSilver nbsp Thorpe Salvin 2001 Saint Hilaire les PlacesGold nbsp ObercunnersdorfGold nbsp LeighlinbridgeGold nbsp DreischorGold nbsp Spodnja IdrijaSilver nbsp 2000 Saint Aubin 12 Silver nbsp Immenstaad KippenhausenSilver nbsp ClonakiltyGold nbsp Sint OedenrodeGold nbsp PodcetrtekSilver nbsp 1999 JuvigneGold nbsp SchweickershausenSilver nbsp ClonakiltyGold nbsp 1998 RougegoutteSilver nbsp BruchhausenGold nbsp ZiceBronze nbsp 1997 Forest l AbbayeBronze nbsp HorsdorfGold nbsp 1996 La Vraie CroixGold nbsp RambachSilver nbsp SkerriesGold nbsp 1995 VeldenzCertificate of Excellence 1994 BurchauCertificate of Excellence Broughshane 1991 Saintfield 1990 Forres 1989 Market Bosworth 1988 St Florence 1987 Sorn 1986 Moira 1985 Sampford Courtenay 1984 Lympstone 1983 Lund 1982 Pateley Bridge 1981 Killingworth 1980 Warrington 1979 Holywell 1978 Pateley BridgeNote 1 Sidmouth Aberdyfi 1977 Falmouth Wolviston 1976 Colwyn Bay Leven 1975 Clovelly amp Edzell Notes edit Note 1 in some cases the overall winner from the UK is not named in Britain in Bloom by Graham Ashworth as an Entente Florale Representative namely Bath in 1975 and Pateley Bridge in 1978 Note 2 Luxembourg competed between years 1980 1988 Note 3 Switzerland competed between years 1984 1986 Note 4 Portugal competed in year 1991 and between years 1994 2000 Note 5 Canada competed between years 1992 1993 References edit Entente Florale Europe official site Participation History of AEFP and Entente Florale Europe 3 June 2022 History EFE 29 November 2017 The names of UK representatives from 1975 to 1991 are taken from Britain in Bloom by Graham Ashworth Graham Ashworth CBE Britain in Bloom page 90 The Tidy Britain Group Wigan 1991 Please note that Pateley Bridge in 1978 and Bath in 1975 won the competition yet are not listed by Ashworth as representatives Download CZ Kyjov Web pdf Archived from the original on 23 January 2013 Retrieved 24 May 2012 premi per il verde in Italian Retrieved 26 November 2013 Sankt Veit an der Glan Archived from the original on 20 August 2011 Retrieved 26 May 2012 St Ives Gardens Retrieved 28 November 2013 CZ Studenec pdf PDF Retrieved 23 May 2012 permanent dead link Aubigny sur Nere le pays des Ecossais in French Archived from the original on 3 December 2013 Retrieved 28 November 2013 About St Ives Archived from the original on 17 September 2012 Retrieved 28 May 2012 Nos jardiniers ont du talent PDF Retrieved 30 May 2012 External links editwww entente florale eu Sheffield City Council Entente Florale Kilkenny City Entente Florale Website 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