Flower Bed Program

2003 Flower Bed Winner at Hawthorne and Brantley - gardener Bill Tribby

Every spring KWSB partners with the Garden Club Council of Winston-Salem and the Vegetation Management Division of the city to provide free annual plants to neighborhood associations and other groups to plant in right of way beds usually at entrances to their neighborhoods. KWSB, the city, and the Garden Club Council judge these beds during the summer and provide awards.

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2007 Flower Bed Winners

1st Place - Brantley & Hawthorne traffic island - gardener Bill Tribby

2nd Place tie - Oaklawn Baptist Church sign - gardener Renee Reid

2nd Place tie - Woodberry Neighborhood Association, entrance to neighborhood off Reynolda Rd- gardener Nancy Holland

3rd Place - West End Garden Club, Grace Court - gardener Wylie Yarborough

Honorable Mention- Hope Valley Garden Club, Silas Creek Parkway- gardener Vivian Wall

Honorable Mention - Northview, Old Rural Hall-Ogburn Station Neighborhood Association, bed at Victoria and Northview- gardener Maxine Johnson

Honorable Mention - Ivy Arms Apartment on Clevland Avenue- gardener Ruby V. Rodney

Honorable Mention - Robinhood Trails Neighborhood Association, bed at York, Archer and Peacehaven- gardener

2007 Flower Bed Participants

14th St. Community Club
Beeson Beauties
Bolton
Brantley/Hawthorne
Castleshire Woods Assoc.
Garden Study Club of WS
Harrison Ave. Flower Club
Historic Reynolda N.A.
Hope Valley Garden Club
Huntcliff Garden Club
Hunter Hills N.A

Ivy Arms Apts. Phase II
Jean Cox
JUN'S Community Club
Kingsbridge HOA
Late Bloomers Garden Club
Lemly and Konnoak
Merrimont Neighborhood
Northview/Old Rural Hall
Ogburn Station N.A.
Northwood Estates
Know Your Neighbors Club

Northwood Estates Marquee
Oaklawn Baptist Church
Oxford Place HOA
Peace Haven Civic Assoc.
Robinhood Trails N.A.
Salemwoods Garden Club
Sims Center
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Washington Park N.A.
West End Garden Club
West Salem N.A.
Willow Ridge Assoc.
Woodbury Forest