Royal Horticultural Society - Britain in Bloom

Britain in Bloom

The RHS took over the administration of the Britain in Bloom competition in 2002 from the British Tourist Board. In 2010 The Society launched 'It's your neighbourhood' a campaign designed to encourage all to get involved in horticulture for the benefit of a community.

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