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Thanks to all the local groups who attended to make this a fantastic networking event: Allotments Regeneration Initiative;
Barnardos Walled Garden, Ripon;
Bilton Conservation group;
Cold Cotes;
Dragon Willow;
Friends of the Earth;
Friends of Valley Garden;
gardensharrogate;
Hampsthwaite Gardening Club;
Harrogate & District Biodiversity Action Group;
Harrogate Borough Council;
Harrogate in Bloom;
Harrogate Fair Trade Campaign;
Horticap;
Knaresborough Flower Club;
Newby Hall ;
Nidderdale Hardy Planters;
North of England Horticultural Society;
Northern Fruit Group;
NYCC Rotters;
Pinewoods Conservation Group;
Pine Street Allotments;
RHS Garden Harlow Carr;
Ripon Flower Club;
Ripon Workhouse Museum Garden;
Rotary Club of Harrogate;
Soroptimists of Harrogate & District;
Springboard Garden;
Starbeck in Bloom;
Sustrans Rangers;
The Cone Exchange;
The Yorkshire Flower Club;
Welcome to Yorkshire;
West End Park Association;
West Yorkshire Group Hardy Plant Society;
Wildlife Habitat Preservation Trust;
York Gate Garden, Adel, Leeds
 A bee or not a bee? That is the question...
Our stand at the 2011 Harrogate Spring Flower Show (left) enabled us to explain the differences between bumble bees, honey bees, hoverflies and wasps to the general public. We also had a display of pollinator-friendly plants - many thanks to Fiona at Brookside Nurseries. This display was also take to the Friends of Valley Garden 40s Day and to the Big Picnic (right).
Tourism award (right) This was given in recognition of the promotional work carried out by the group, particularly the Harrogate Crocus Mix project last year, which was a gardensharrogate initiative.  Kings Cross - Harrogate train (left)
  Harrogate in Bloom's Sunday 26 September at the Old Swan Hotel
 Money raised from the sale of Harrogate Crocus mix in 2010 went towards the spectacular new Nectar Bar bed in Valley Gardens (right) more>> The crocus sales also helped fund the Picture Frame bed on Montpellier Hill which proved very popular with visitors...and the Britain in Bloom judges! (left)
Our 2011 Nectar rich seed project (far left) was very popular with Harrogate gardeners
A further batch of crocuses was sold in Harrogate TIC in 2011 (right) as well as gardensharrogate lavender bags. Profits will go towards our 2012 projects.
...and our filming with the BBC and Sarah Raven came to an end in July! (left)
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