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Town Enjoys Autumn Flower Show

November 10, 2016 by Chestertown Garden Club

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Amateur gardeners and floral arrangers displayed their love of all things horticultural at the Chestertown Garden Club’s Small Standard Flower Show which was presented to the community on Friday, November 4.

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Photos: Co-Chair Phillis Roberts with a first place design award “George Washington Supped at Ringgold House”. The ribbon went to Mary Anne Shea-Reynold (left), Priscilla (Sid) Cooper took Best in Show, Horticulture Division, for her plant Aucuba Japonica Variegated (right).

The theme “George Washington Slept Here” encouraged maximum creativity in tabletop displays such as “Crossing the Chesapeake, George Washington Supped at Ringgold House” and “There is a Tavern in the Town”.

Ribbons and a variety of special awards recognizing artistic and horticultural excellence were determined by a panel of expert judges. The show’s chairs were Phyllis Roberts and Rita Premo, both of Chestertown.

 

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