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Veitch Memorial Medal

February 12, 2024

The Veitch Memorial Medal is an international prize issued annually by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS).

Veitch Memorial Medal

Goal edit

The prize is awarded to "persons of any nationality who have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement and improvement of the science and practice of horticulture".[1]

History edit

The prize was first planned in 1870, in memory of James Veitch of Chelsea. At first, the prize was issued by the Veitch Memorial Trust and awarded at local horticultural shows, but from 1885 the Medals were awarded at the Orchid Conference. Since 1922, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), having taken over the Trust, has awarded the Medal.[2] By 2010 over 500 medals had been presented.

Winners edit

19th and 20th centuries edit

21st century edit

(See the Royal Horticultural Society Green Manual[35] for further reference.)

  • 2001 : Francis Higginson Cabot (1925–2011) (US/Canadian), Brian Duncan, Silviero Sansavini (Italy), P. Thoday
  • 2002 : Piet Oudolf (born 1944) (Dutch), Stella Ross-Craig (1906–2006),[57] B. Machin, John Massey, G. Ogden, Martin Rickard, Lady Emma Tennant, R. Williams
  • 2003 : Martin John Bukovac, Richard Bisgrove, J. Dowle, J. Moorby, Peter Raven (USA), Shirley Sherwood, Vicompte Philippe de Spoelberch (Belgian)
  • 2005 :
    • Anne-Marie Evans (A leading figure in botanical illustration, her worldwide influence has led a resurgence of interest in and greater understanding of the depiction of plants)
    • W.H. Frederick, M. Solomon, Sir Richard Storey (1937-), Timothy Whiteley
  • 2006 : Phillip Cribb, Otto Eisenhut, Aljos Farjon, A. Langton, Norman Looney
  • 2007 : Rex Dibley, Daniel John Hinkley (born 1953), Lord Charles Howick[58]
  • 2008
    • Dr James B. Beard for his lifelong contribution to the development and application of scientific principles to turfgrass culture. Dr Beard founded the International Sports Turf Institute and has served the international horticultural community for the past 50 years through research, teaching and leadership.
    • John Nelson for his outstanding practical work over many years in the restoration of the Lost Gardens of Heligan, one of Cornwall's best-known tourist attractions.
  • 2009
    • David Wheeler (founder and editor of Hortus: A Gardening Journal)[59]
    • Dr Joan Morgan (writer and historian)[59]
    • Jozef van Assche (Secretary ISHS)[59]
  • 2010 : Stefan Buczacki, Bob Brown, Arabella Lennox-Boyd, Haruhiko Nagata, Jennifer Owen
  • 2011 : Graham Ross (Australia), Christopher Bailes (U.K.), Rosemary Alexander (U.K.), Keshab Chandra Pradhan (Sikkim, India)
  • 2012 : Susyn Andrews (U.K.), John Elliott (Singapore), Chris Lane (U.K.), Hugh McAllister (U.K.), Beverley McConnell
  • 2013
  • 2014 : Mark Chase, Martin Gardner, Antonio de Almeida Monteiro, Philip Baulk and Gianfranco Giustina (Italy)[61]
  • 2015 : Gillian Barlow, Bob Berry, Neil Bragg, Fergus Garrett, Charles Nelson, Penny Snell and John Pilbeam[62]
  • 2016 : Sarah Carey, Diana Grenfell, Ernst van Jaarsveld (of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden), Marco Polo Stufano and Dr Ken Thompson.[63]
  • 2017 : Dominic Cole, Rod Leeds, Philippe Lecoufle, William McNamara and Andrew McIndoe[64]
  • 2018 : Prof Rosemary Collier, Gerald Edwards, Michael Hudson and Dr Douglas Needham.[65]
  • 2019 : Ursula Drioli, Fabio Garbari, John Tan Jiew Hoe and Rachel Lever[66]
  • 2020 : John Anderson, Owen Johnson,[67] Rosie Peddle,[68] Derek Spicer[69] and Ian Young[70][71]
  • 2021 : Junonia Colley, John Hughes, Phil Lusby and Long Yayi[72]
  • 2022 : James Alexander-Sinclair, Dr Matthew Jebb, Harri Lorenzi, Paul Meyer and Thomas Pakenham

See also edit

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The Veitch Memorial Medal is an international prize issued annually by the Royal Horticultural Society RHS Veitch Memorial Medal Contents 1 Goal 2 History 3 Winners 3 1 19th and 20th centuries 3 2 21st century 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksGoal editThe prize is awarded to persons of any nationality who have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement and improvement of the science and practice of horticulture 1 History editThe prize was first planned in 1870 in memory of James Veitch of Chelsea At first the prize was issued by the Veitch Memorial Trust and awarded at local horticultural shows but from 1885 the Medals were awarded at the Orchid Conference Since 1922 the Royal Horticultural Society RHS having taken over the Trust has awarded the Medal 2 By 2010 over 500 medals had been presented Winners edit19th and 20th centuries edit This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items February 2011 1883 John Roberts 1830 1892 Head Gardener Charleville Castle Co Offaly Ireland 1886 Andy Dey 3 1887 A Ives Gardener to E C Jukes 4 1891 John Heal c 1841 1925 William Watson Assistant Curator Royal Botanical Gardens Kew 5 1894 Victor Lemoine France 1823 1911 6 George Nicholson 1847 1908 7 1895 Donald McBean 1843 1903 Scotland Director Scottish Horticultural Society Director Glasgow and West of Scotland Horticultural Society Gardeners Chronicle 16 May 1903 p 318 lt ref gt 1896 Charles Sprague Sargent 1841 1927 US 1897 Liberty Hyde Bailey 1858 1954 US 1899 Thomas Francis Rivers 1831 1899 8 1901 Richard Irwin Lynch 1850 1924 Curator of the Cambridge University Botanic Garden 9 Thomas Meehan 1826 1901 10 1826 1901 US 1904 Lucien Louis Daniel France 1906 Ernest Henry Wilson 1876 1930 1907 John Gilbert Baker 1834 1920 Worthington George Smith 1835 1917 11 1913 Sir Trevor Lawrence 2nd Baronet 1831 1913 1921 Robert Lloyd Praeger 1865 1953 Ireland 1922 William Jackson Bean 1863 1947 1923 Richard Irwin Lynch 1850 1924 Curator of the Cambridge University Botanic Garden second award 12 1924 William Rickatson Dykes 1877 1925 13 John Hoog 14 Lilian Snelling 1879 1972 silver medal 11 1925 David Prain 1857 1944 1926 George Herbert Engleheart 1851 1936 15 Matilda Smith 1854 1926 silver medal 11 1927 George Forrest 1873 1932 1928 Gertrude Jekyll 1843 1932 16 1929 Alfred Barton Rendle 1865 1938 1930 William Wright Smith 1875 1956 1931 Otto Stapf 1857 1933 1932 Leonard Cockayne 1855 1934 Sir Fredrick William Moore 1857 1950 17 1933 Arthur Grove 18 1934 Francis Kingdon Ward 1885 1958 1935 Sir Edward James Salisbury 1886 1978 of Radlett 19 1936 Robert L Harrow Arthur William Hill 1875 1941 1937 John Hutchinson 1884 1972 George Russell 1857 1951 20 1938 Morley Benjamin Crane 1890 1983 21 1939 Isabella Preston 1881 1965 1941 Eleanor Malby 1945 William Henry Judd 1888 1946 of Arnold Arboretum 22 1947 Frederick Chittenden 23 1948 Collingwood Ingram 1880 1981 24 George Sherriff 1898 1967 25 1949 Amos Perry 1950 Wilfrid Jasper Walter Blunt 1901 1987 26 1951 John Macqueen Cowan 1953 William Bertram Turrill 1890 1961 of Kew 27 Nellie Roberts silver medal 28 1954 Dorothy Renton of Branklyn 29 Mary Knox Finlay of Keillour Castle 30 1955 Vita Sackville West 1892 1962 31 Ralph Peer 1892 1960 32 1956 Albert Burkwood 1890 1978 1957 Charles Henry Curtis 1870 1958 33 Patrick Synge 1884 1967 34 Harold Hillier 1905 1985 1960 Frederick Claude Stern 1874 1967 34 1961 T Johnson 35 1962 Frank Reinelt 36 1963 Percy Cane 1881 1976 Frederick Augustus Secrett 1886 1964 37 Sir Eric Humphrey Savill 1895 1980 38 1964 Frances Perry 1907 1993 William Thomas Stearn 1911 2001 Christiaan de Wet Meiring 1900 1976 Caledon Botanical Gardens South Africa 1965 William Douglas Cook New Zealand 1884 1967 A Nisbet Silver medal 35 1966 Graham Stuart Thomas 1909 2003 Eben Gowrie Waterhouse 1881 1977 John Scott Lennox Gilmour of Cambridge University Botanic Garden 39 Leonard Broadbent 1916 2002 40 1967 Alex J Burnett Elizabeth Hess Principal of Studley College 16 1968 John Stuart Yeates New Zealand 1900 1986 Maurice Mason 1912 1991 41 1969 Sir Thomas Neame 1885 1973 Donald Wyman 1904 1993 42 1970 Mary Pope Flower arranger 16 1971 B L Burtt 1913 2008 43 Frances Perry 30 Helen Richardson Daffodil breeder 16 W Bishop 35 T Durrant 35 A Westall silver medal 35 1972 Xenia Field 1894 1998 44 Roy Lancaster born 1938 35 Mrs T Rochford 16 E Smith silver medal 35 1973 Countess of Haddington 30 1974 John Bergmans Netherlands 1892 1980 citation needed R Fiske 35 1975 J Fraser 35 Thomas Robert Noel Lothian 1915 2004 45 1976 Alice Margaret Coats 1905 1978 46 Margaret Stones silver medal 35 1977 Iris Bannochie 1914 1988 A Gray 35 1978 Gavin Brown 1910 1987 47 Frederick Alkmund Roach 1909 2004 48 B Fry 35 1979 Fred Whitsey 1919 2009 citation needed Gordon Rowley 35 J W Goodwin of Pukeiti Gardens S Coe 35 1980 A Healey 35 F Keenan 35 S Orr silver medal 35 F Potter 35 Robert John Garner 49 1981 David Robinson 1928 2004 F Cleary 35 David McClintock 35 1982 P Teunissen 35 1983 P B J Joubert South Africa 35 1984 JRP van Hoey Smith nl 1921 2010 35 Mary Grierson 1912 2012 50 R Beaumont 35 1985 Mavis Batey 1921 2013 51 K Andrew 35 N Luitse 35 C Mitchelmore 35 Margaret Stones 35 1986 Ambrose Congreve 1907 2011 35 R Sagarik 35 1987 Rachel Lambert Mellon 1910 1914 K Beckett 35 Victor Fowler 35 R Mellon 35 1988 E Napier 35 L Pemberton 35 T Wright 35 1989 John Alfred Codrington 1898 1991 52 Helen Robinson 1919 2004 53 J Glazebrook 35 E Scholtz 35 Ashley Stephenson 35 Carl Ferris Miller 1921 2002 35 1990 Chen Hang born c 1931 M Arai 35 Elizabeth Scholtz 54 1991 John L Creech 1920 2009 55 Lawrence James Metcalf 1928 2017 35 1992 Patrice Fustier French 35 D G Hessayon born 1928 35 Olive Hilliard 35 Joy Larkcom 35 J Ravenscroft 35 1993 Brent Elliot 35 Sir Peter Smithers Brenda Hyatt 16 H Suzuki 35 1994 David C H Austin 35 R Birchall 35 A Kenrick 35 Dick van Gelderen 35 T Venison 35 Wang Dajun 35 1995 Gilly Drummond 35 Mikinori Ogisu 35 A Paterson 35 Jane Pepper 1945 35 B Self 35 1996 Gloria D Barretto 1916 35 B Howard 35 H Noblett 35 C Riley 35 S Spongberg 35 D Steed 35 Michael Upward 2015 35 R Waite 35 1997 Ray Bilton 1937 2012 35 B Briggs 35 Brian Rittershausen 35 Kiat Tan 35 1998 Bruce Macdonald Missouri Botanical Garden R Aylett 35 J Bleasdale 35 P Catt 35 K Cockshull 35 R Elliot 35 E Hetherington 35 M Rix 35 1999 Sonja Bernadotte 1944 2008 Helen Dillon 1938 35 Christopher Grey Wilson 35 P Hemsley 35 Hugh Johnson 35 James H McColl 35 J Quinlan 35 Brian and Maurice Woodfield 35 2000 William Flemer 35 F Last 35 Anna Pavord 35 Daphne Vince Prue 35 Jean O Neill 56 Date unknown Alfred Daniel Hall 1864 1942 Date unknown Thomas Wallace 1891 1965 Date unknown Werner Rauh 1913 2000 Date unknown Alan Bloom 1906 2005 Date unknown Miles Hadfield 1903 1982 Date unknown George Hermon Slade AM 1910 2002 Australian orchid collector 21st century edit See the Royal Horticultural Society Green Manual 35 for further reference 2001 Francis Higginson Cabot 1925 2011 US Canadian Brian Duncan Silviero Sansavini Italy P Thoday 2002 Piet Oudolf born 1944 Dutch Stella Ross Craig 1906 2006 57 B Machin John Massey G Ogden Martin Rickard Lady Emma Tennant R Williams 2003 Martin John Bukovac Richard Bisgrove J Dowle J Moorby Peter Raven USA Shirley Sherwood Vicompte Philippe de Spoelberch Belgian 2005 Anne Marie Evans A leading figure in botanical illustration her worldwide influence has led a resurgence of interest in and greater understanding of the depiction of plants W H Frederick M Solomon Sir Richard Storey 1937 Timothy Whiteley 2006 Phillip Cribb Otto Eisenhut Aljos Farjon A Langton Norman Looney 2007 Rex Dibley Daniel John Hinkley born 1953 Lord Charles Howick 58 2008 Dr James B Beard for his lifelong contribution to the development and application of scientific principles to turfgrass culture Dr Beard founded the International Sports Turf Institute and has served the international horticultural community for the past 50 years through research teaching and leadership John Nelson for his outstanding practical work over many years in the restoration of the Lost Gardens of Heligan one of Cornwall s best known tourist attractions 2009 David Wheeler founder and editor of Hortus A Gardening Journal 59 Dr Joan Morgan writer and historian 59 Jozef van Assche Secretary ISHS 59 2010 Stefan Buczacki Bob Brown Arabella Lennox Boyd Haruhiko Nagata Jennifer Owen 2011 Graham Ross Australia Christopher Bailes U K Rosemary Alexander U K Keshab Chandra Pradhan Sikkim India 2012 Susyn Andrews U K John Elliott Singapore Chris Lane U K Hugh McAllister U K Beverley McConnell 2013 Peter Del Tredici Peter Furniss Sue Minter Alec Pridgeon and Margaret Owen 60 Dr Keith Hammett New Zealander whose horticultural interests include Sweet Peas Dahlias and Clivias 2014 Mark Chase Martin Gardner Antonio de Almeida Monteiro Philip Baulk and Gianfranco Giustina Italy 61 2015 Gillian Barlow Bob Berry Neil Bragg Fergus Garrett Charles Nelson Penny Snell and John Pilbeam 62 2016 Sarah Carey Diana Grenfell Ernst van Jaarsveld of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden Marco Polo Stufano and Dr Ken Thompson 63 2017 Dominic Cole Rod Leeds Philippe Lecoufle William McNamara and Andrew McIndoe 64 2018 Prof Rosemary Collier Gerald Edwards Michael Hudson and Dr Douglas Needham 65 2019 Ursula Drioli Fabio Garbari John Tan Jiew Hoe and Rachel Lever 66 2020 John Anderson Owen Johnson 67 Rosie Peddle 68 Derek Spicer 69 and Ian Young 70 71 2021 Junonia Colley John Hughes Phil Lusby and Long Yayi 72 2022 James Alexander Sinclair Dr Matthew Jebb Harri Lorenzi Paul Meyer and Thomas PakenhamSee also editList of agriculture awardsReferences edit Royal Horticultural Society Awards Nominations Archived from the original on 2009 02 02 Retrieved 2009 01 30 2007 Manual Banffshire Journal http www banffshire journal co uk Features Memory Lane Improvements in the pipeline 7327819 htm The Veitch Memorial Prize Medal in my possession Dated November 9 1887 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British Mycologists PDF p 117 Massachusetts Horticultural Society Forgotten Books Sir Edward Salisbury botanist 1886 1978 Harpenden History Retrieved 17 December 2016 Whitsey Fred 24 June 2000 Simply Loopy telegraph co uk Retrieved 16 June 2016 Mather Kenneth Lawrence W J C November 1985 Morley Benjamin Crane 17 March 1890 17 September 1983 Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 31 88 110 doi 10 1098 rsbm 1985 0004 JSTOR 769921 The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University PDF Harvard University Retrieved 17 December 2016 Ainsworth Geoffrey Brief Biographies of British Mycologists PDF p 41 Als die Gartner Tweed trugen p 149 Als die Gartner Tweed trugen p 155 Writers Directory p 120 Natural History Museum Archives Online Catalogue Oder Thomas Allen March 2009 Nellie Roberts The Orchid Review Royal Horticultural Society 117 32 38 Gardens en Parks and Dorothy Graham Renton Parks amp Gardens Retrieved 2021 04 03 a b c RHS Veitch Medal Gardening Women T J Hochstrasser West Victoria Mary Sackville 1892 1962 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Oxford University Press 2004 online edn Jan 2008 accessed 24 May 2014 A Passion for Camellias PDF The Huntington Library Art Collections and Botanical Gardens Retrieved 19 June 2018 Brentford Councillors Charles Henry Curtis Brentford High Street Project Retrieved 17 December 2016 a b Als die Gartner Tweed trugen p 156 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm RHS Green Manual RHS Retrieved 23 December 2016 Taylor Judith M December 2014 Visions of Loveliness Great Flower Breeders of the Past Ohio University Press ISBN 9780804040624 Desmond Roy Dictionary Of British And Irish Botantists And Horticulturalists p 2676 Als die Gartner Tweed trugen p 154 John Scott Lennox Gilmour Wordpress 23 May 2013 Retrieved 17 December 2016 1906 1986 EBSCOhost Connection dead link Als die Gartner Tweed trugen p 151 Dr Wyman Receives Veitch Medal The Quarterly Bulletin of the American Rhododendron Society Virginia Tech 23 2 April 1969 Retrieved 17 December 2016 B L Burtt Plant taxonomist The Independent 23 October 2011 Archived from the original on 2022 08 11 Retrieved 17 December 2016 Buczacki Stefan 2004 Oxford DNB article Field Xenia Noelle Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online ed Oxford University Press doi 10 1093 ref odnb 69295 Retrieved 29 July 2014 Subscription or UK public library membership required State Library of South Australia Thomas Robert Noel Lothian O B E PDF State Library of South Australia 5 September 2011 Retrieved 12 July 2014 Stearn William T Hadfield Miles 1978 Obituary Miss Alice Margaret Coats 1905 78 Garden History 6 3 4 6 ISSN 0307 1243 JSTOR 1586637 Our History Timeline John Innes Retrieved 17 August 2017 Frederick Roach OBE horticulturist www telegraph co uk The Telegraph Retrieved 16 July 2014 R J Garner Octopus Books Retrieved 17 August 2017 Mary Grierson parksandgardens org Mrs Mavis Lilian Batey Summary McClintock D 1992 Obituary John Alfred Codrington 1898 1991 PDF Watsonia 19 53 54 Helen Robinson obituary The Telegraph Retrieved 23 December 2016 Remembering Betty Scholtz director emeritus of Brooklyn Botanic Garden Brooklyn Daily Eagle 30 April 2020 Retrieved 6 October 2021 RHS Honors John Creech Journal American Rhododendron Society American Rhododendron Society 46 4 1992 Retrieved 23 December 2016 Mulholland Marc Katharine Jean O Neill nee Whitaker Lady O Neill of the Maine 1915 2008 In O Neill Terence Marne Baron O Neill of the Maine 1914 1990 prime minister of Northern Ireland Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online ed Oxford University Press doi 10 1093 ref odnb 39857 Retrieved 2020 04 17 Subscription or UK public library membership required Stella Ross Craig Unrivalled botanical illustrator The Independent 20 February 2006 Archived from the original on November 11 2012 Retrieved 5 May 2011 A Jellyman 2007 RHS Manual a b c The Garden August 2009 page 512 Royal Horticultural Society 2013 RHS Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Horticulture Royal Horticultural Society April 11 2013 Retrieved December 15 2014 2014 RHS Awards for Exceptional Contributions to Horticulture Announced Outstanding horticulture RHS Retrieved 17 December 2016 RHS People Awards RHS Retrieved 16 December 2016 RHS People Awards RHS Retrieved 17 August 2017 Horticulture Week Retrieved 8 October 2019 RHS People Awards RHS Retrieved 8 October 2019 The Tree Register Patron and Trustees The Tree Register Retrieved 4 October 2021 Who We Are Associacao de Plantas e Jardins em Climas Mediterranico Mediterranean Gardening Association Portugal Retrieved 4 October 2021 Appleby Matthew Obituary KiIworth Conifers Derek Spicer Horticulture Week Retrieved 4 October 2021 Ian Young Awarded Veitch Memorial Medal by RHS Scottish Rock Garden Club 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