Entente Florale Europe

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Logo of Entente Florale

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Map of countries which take part in the Entente Florale

The Entente Florale Europe (, "Flowery Alliance of Europe") is an international horticultural competition established to recognise municipalities and villages in Europe for excellence in horticultural displays. Trophies are presented annually by tourist boards and horticultural societies of European countries. There are three categories:

• "Cities" (population over 30,000)
• "Town" (population of 5,000–30,000)
• "Village" (population of less than 5,000).

History

Entente Florale Europe is a competition for Towns and Villages. The competition name puns on the Entente Cordiale ("Friendly Understanding", 1904). Each participating country puts forward a representative Town and Village. The Town and Village are visited by the Jury and an assessment is made. The competition was founded in 1975, initially between Great Britain and France. At present there are eleven member countries and further applications are being processed.

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Commemorative plaque in Eguisheim, 2006 gold medal in the villages category

In 1996, an international non profit association (AISBL) was founded under the name of Association Européenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage (European Association for Blooming and the Countryside), with the responsibility of the overall organisation of the competition and to obtain support from official bodies in the different countries. The AEFP is incorporated under the Belgian Law of 8 September 1997, and the Statutes were published in the Belgian Monitor on 8 September 1998. The amended articles, by Law of 2 May 2002 were published in the Belgian Monitor on 28 April 2006.

Since 1998 under the aegis of the 'Association Européenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage', the association and the competition Entente Florale Europe are open to all countries in the European Union as well as to the EFTA members countries (European Free Trade Association).

The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticulture producers (AIPH) since its inception. In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries/Department of Agriculture, Tourism, as well as horticultural bodies and associations.

The President represents the association and is acting for 2 years. Each successive President shall be from a different country per alphabetic order.

Participation

Who can Enter ?

The competition is open to all countries in the EU and in the EFTA subject to approval by the board of AEFP. There are three categories, every member country can put forward 2 entries from two different categories.

• Cities/Towns (population over 30,000)
• Towns (population between 5,000 and 30,000)
• Villages (population below 5,000)

How & When to Enter ?

• Applications are made by the national organisation in charge of the competition.
• New members are elected by the Board of Directors of the AEFP, by simple majority, at its twice yearly meetings (March & September).
• Notification of entrants from existing members should reach the Secretariat before December 31 of the year prior to adjudication.

Organisation

Who organises the Competition?

Overall organisations is by the "Association Européenne du Fleurissement et du Paysage" (A.E.F.P.). AEFP is a non-profit organization, incorporated under Belgian Law(s). Each participant country has its own organisation and is entitled to membership on the Board of Directors of the AEFP. The competition has enjoyed the support of the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) since its inception. In individual countries the competition is supported and organised by Ministries/Departments of Agriculture, Environment, Tourism as well as horticultural bodies and associations.

The Aim of the Competition

The overall aim of the competition is the improvement of the quality of life for local urban and village communities. To this end the competition fosters:

• The greening of towns and villages
• Flowers, shrubs, green spaces, parks
• Development which is environmentally and ecologically sensitive
• Educational and communication initiatives which promote environmental awareness.

Advantages of Joining

You will

• Enhance the reputation of your town, village, country
• Facilitate contacts of a tourist, cultural nature
• Improve the appearance and fabric of your towns and villages
• Foster community spirit and enhance the quality of life
• Enable citizens to assume ownership of their local environment

Jury members in 2015

Austria (AT)

• Martin Wagner, Horticultural engineer; Vice-chair of the jury
• Johanna Renat, Spatial planner

Belgium (BE)

• Rudi Geerardyn, Landscape architect & Town planner; Chair of the jury

Czech Republic (CZ)

• Inka Truxova, Landscape architect
• Petr Šiřina, Landscape architect
• Jaroslav Brzak, Landscape architect

Germany (DE)

• Dr. Rüdiger Kirsten, Landscape architect & Town planner; Vice-chair of the jury
• Hildegunde Franziska Henrich, Landscape architect & Town planner

Hungary (HU)

• Dr. Andrea Bocsi, Tourism expert & Economist
• Dr. Ildikó Réka Báthoryné Nagy, Landscape architect
• Szilvia Halász Spanyárné, Landscape architect

Ireland (IE)

• Eamonn De Stafort, Tourism consultant
• Dr. Christy Boylan, Horticulturist & Landscape architect

Italy (IT)

• Anna Furlani Pedoja, Landscape architect
• Jacopo Fontaneto, Agriculture and Green Journalist, Tourism consultant
• Mauro Paradisi, Municipal urban designer

Netherlands (NL)

• Nico Anthony Brink Landscape architect
• Marjolijn Ruijs, Landscape contractor

Slovenia (SI)

• Anton Schlaus, Architect & Consultant for energy efficient building
• Martina Schlaus, Architect & Conservator for Cultural Heritage

United Kingdom (UK)

• Peter Holman, Horticultural & Greenspace Consultant
• David Littlewood, Horticulturist
• Mark Wasilewski, Park Management

Previous winners

Source:

Note re UK representatives -

Towns/Cities

Year	Austria Template:Flagicon	Belgium Template:Flagicon	Croatia Template:Flagicon	Czech Republic Template:Flagicon	France Template:Flagicon	Germany Template:Flagicon	Hungary Template:Flagicon	Ireland Template:Flagicon	Italy Template:Flagicon	Netherlands Template:Flagicon	Slovenia Template:Flagicon	United Kingdom Template:Flagicon
2022	-	Dixmude Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-	-	-	Orfű Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	-	-	-
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017	Schwaz Gold File:Med 1.png	Hamont-Achel Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Brno Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Duchroth Gold File:Med 1.png	Kaposvár Silver File:Med 2.png	Glaslough Gold File:Med 1.png Abbeyleix Silver File:Med 2.png Biodiversity award	-	Beek en Donk Gold File:Med 1.png	Piran Silver File:Med 2.png Žalec Gold File:Med 1.png	-
2016	Bad Ischl Gold File:Med 1.png	Turnhout Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Slavkov u Brna Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Wangerland Silver File:Med 2.png	Mosonmagyaróvár Silver File:Med 2.png	Tullamore Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Dalfsen Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-
2015	Mödling Gold File:Med 1.png	Genk Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	-	Rheinfelden Gold File:Med 1.png	Siófok Silver File:Med 2.png	Trim Gold File:Med 1.png	Merano Gold File:Med 1.png	Bergen op Zoom Gold File:Med 1.png	Slovenj Gradec Gold File:Med 1.png	Henley Silver File:Med 2.png
2014	-	Eeklo Silver File:Med 2.png	Đakovo Bronze File:Med 3.png	-	-	Kitzingen Gold File:Med 1.png	Gyula Gold File:Med 1.png	Tralee Gold File:Med 1.png	Neviglie Silver File:Med 2.png	Amstelveen Gold File:Med 1.png	Slovenske Konjice Gold File:Med 1.png	Edinburgh Gold File:Med 1.png
2013	Kufstein Silver File:Med 2.png	Sint Niklaas Silver File:Med 2.png	Zagreb Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	Dresden Gold File:Med 1.png	Hévíz Silver File:Med 2.png	Ballincollig Silver File:Med 2.png	Spello Silver File:Med 2.png	Weert Gold File:Med 1.png	Bled Silver File:Med 2.png	Birmingham Gold File:Med 1.png
2012	Fürstenfeld Silver File:Med 2.png	La Louvière; Hoogstraten Gold File:Med 1.png	Osijek Bronze File:Med 3.png	Uherské Hradiště Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	Százhalombatta Silver File:Med 2.png	Clonmel Silver File:Med 2.png	Savigliano Silver File:Med 2.png	Ermelo Silver File:Med 2.png	Ptuj Bronze File:Med 3.png	Bristol; Rustington Gold File:Med 1.png
2011	Neusiedl am See Silver File:Med 2.png	Veurne Gold File:Med 1.png	Varaždin Silver File:Med 2.png	Broumov Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Bad Langensalza Gold File:Med 1.png	Balatonfüred Gold File:Med 1.png	Drogheda Silver File:Med 2.png	Grado Gold File:Med 1.png	Deventer Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Tameside Silver File:Med 2.png
2010	Kirchschlag in der Buckligen Welt Silver File:Med 2.png	Hasselt Silver File:Med 2.png	Požega commemoration certificate	Havířov Silver File:Med 2.png	Beauvais Silver File:Med 2.png	Westerstede Gold File:Med 1.png	Sopron Silver File:Med 2.png	Carrick on Shannon Gold File:Med 1.png	Avigliana Silver File:Med 2.png	Vlaardingen Gold File:Med 1.png	Mozirje Silver File:Med 2.png + Lucia Cikes award	Stockton on Tees Gold File:Med 1.png
2009	Deutschlandsberg Silver File:Med 2.png + special award	Nieuwpoort Silver File:Med 2.png	Mali Lošinj Silver File:Med 2.png	Krnov Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Weimar Silver File:Med 2.png + special award	Szombathely Silver File:Med 2.png	Dundalk Silver File:Med 2.png	Avigliana Silver File:Med 2.png	Arnhem Gold File:Med 1.png	Kamnik Silver File:Med 2.png	Buxton Silver File:Med 2.png
2008	Tulln Gold File:Med 1.png	Arlon Silver File:Med 2.png	Split Silver File:Med 2.png	Kyjov Silver File:Med 2.png	Tours Gold File:Med 1.png	Düsseldorf Gold File:Med 1.png	Gyula Silver File:Med 2.png	Letterkenny Gold File:Med 1.png	Cervia Gold File:Med 1.png	Uden Gold File:Med 1.png	Rogaška Slatina Silver File:Med 2.png	Plymouth Silver File:Med 2.png
2007	-	Mechelen Gold File:Med 1.png	Biograd Silver File:Med 2.png	Tábor Silver File:Med 2.png	Nancy Gold File:Med 1.png	Münster Gold File:Med 1.png	Eger Gold File:Med 1.png	Killarney Gold File:Med 1.png	Omegna Bronze File:Med 3.png	Amersfoort Gold File:Med 1.png	Novo Mesto Bronze File:Med 3.png + special award	Shrewsbury Gold File:Med 1.png
2006	Linz Gold File:Med 1.png	Kortrijk Gold File:Med 1.png	Opatija Silver File:Med 2.png	Plzeň Silver File:Med 2.png	Beaune Gold File:Med 1.png	Kiel Gold File:Med 1.png	Nagyatád Gold File:Med 1.png	Kilkenny Silver File:Med 2.png	Alba Bronze File:Med 3.png	Zwolle Gold File:Med 1.png	Šenčur Bronze File:Med 3.png	Cardiff Gold File:Med 1.png
2005	Baden Gold File:Med 1.png	Middelkerke Silver File:Med 2.png	Rab Silver File:Med 2.png	Litomyšl Silver File:Med 2.png	Le Plessis-Robinson Gold File:Med 1.png	Potsdam Gold File:Med 1.png	Makó Silver File:Med 2.png	Lismore Gold File:Med 1.png		's-Hertogenbosch Silver File:Med 2.png	Radenci Bronze File:Med 3.png	Sheffield Gold File:Med 1.png
2004	Donaustadt Gold File:Med 1.png	Lochristi Silver File:Med 2.png	Velika Gorica Silver File:Med 2.png	Brno Silver File:Med 2.png	Cahors Gold File:Med 1.png	Bad Kissingen Gold File:Med 1.png	Kaposvár Gold File:Med 1.png	Westport Gold File:Med 1.png		Enschede Silver File:Med 2.png	Žalec Silver File:Med 2.png	Bridgnorth Silver File:Med 2.png
2003	Kindberg Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Kaštela Bronze File:Med 3.png	Prachatice Silver File:Med 2.png	Hyères Gold File:Med 1.png	Bad Säckingen Gold File:Med 1.png	Zalakaros Silver File:Med 2.png	Malahide Gold File:Med 1.png		Venlo Gold File:Med 1.png	Slovenj Gradec Silver File:Med 2.png	Harrogate Gold File:Med 1.png + Lucia Cikes award
2002	Pinkafeld Gold File:Med 1.png	Tielt Silver File:Med 2.png		Frýdek-Místek Bronze File:Med 3.png	Évian-les-Bains Gold File:Med 1.png	Celle Silver File:Med 2.png	Paks Silver File:Med 2.png	Ennis Gold File:Med 1.png		Alphen aan den Rijn Gold File:Med 1.png	Ptuj Silver File:Med 2.png	Bath Silver File:Med 2.png
2001	Tulln Gold File:Med 1.png	Gent Silver File:Med 2.png			Limoges Gold File:Med 1.png	Luckau Silver File:Med 2.png	Győr Silver File:Med 2.png	Killarney Silver File:Med 2.png		Sittard Silver File:Med 2.png	Kamnik Gold File:Med 1.png	Sunderland Gold File:Med 1.png
2000	Frohnleiten Gold File:Med 1.png	Schoten Silver File:Med 2.png			Grande-Synthe Silver File:Med 2.png	Heilbronn Gold File:Med 1.png	Sárospatak Silver File:Med 2.png	Letterkenny Bronze File:Med 3.png		Leusden Silver File:Med 2.png	Nova Gorica Bronze File:Med 3.png	Solihull Gold File:Med 1.png
1999	Sankt Veit an der Glan Silver File:Med 2.png	Oudenaarde Silver File:Med 2.png			Cesson-Sévigné Gold File:Med 1.png	Fulda Gold File:Med 1.png	Tata Silver File:Med 2.png	Westport Silver File:Med 2.png		Doetinchem Silver File:Med 2.png	Velenje Gold File:Med 1.png	Wetherby Gold File:Med 1.png
1998	Kitzbühel Silver File:Med 2.png	Blankenberge Bronze File:Med 3.png			Montbéliard Gold File:Med 1.png	Rheda-Wiedenbrück Silver File:Med 2.png	Héviz Silver File:Med 2.png	Kilkenny Silver File:Med 2.png		Voorburg Silver File:Med 2.png	Slovenske Konjice Gold File:Med 1.png	Nottingham Gold File:Med 1.png
1997	Kindberg Silver File:Med 2.png	Diest Bronze File:Med 3.png			Rueil-Malmaison Gold File:Med 1.png	Augsburg Gold File:Med 1.png	Siófok Gold File:Med 1.png	Ennis Silver File:Med 2.png		Veenendaal Gold File:Med 1.png		Oxford Silver File:Med 2.png
1996	Bregenz Silver File:Med 2.png	Malmedy Gold File:Med 1.png			Cabourg Silver File:Med 2.png	Duderstadt Silver File:Med 2.png	Székesfehérvár Silver File:Med 2.png	Skerries Gold File:Med 1.png		Breda Bronze File:Med 3.png		Barnstaple Gold File:Med 1.png
1995	Köflach	Bruges			Mâcon	Grevenbroich	Sarvár	Clonakilty		Heiloo		Bournemouth
1994	Tulln	Roeselare			Metz	Burchau	Balatonföldvar	Letterkenny		-		Perth
1993	Hall	Enghien			Le Touquet-Paris-Plage		Veszprém	Kenmare		Driebergen		Port Sunlight
1992	Sankt Jakob im Walde	Eupen			Aix-les-Bains		Eger	Westport		Thorn		St Ives, Cornwall
1991	Steinfurt	Malmedy			Beaune		Kecskemét	Limerick		-		Saintfield
1990	Frohnleiten	Saint Kathrein Spa			Les Avirons		Budapest	Malahide		Voorst		Telford
1989	Baden	Hasselt			Angers			Carlow		Asten		Bury St. Edmunds
1988	Bregenz	Genk			Épinal			Killarney		Dordrecht		Stratford upon Avon
1987	Pottenbrunn	Ossongne			Créteil			Kill				Shrewsbury
1986	Klagenfurt	Bruges			Cabourg			Kinsale				Torquay
1985	-	Westrozebeke			Mareil-sur-Loir			Ardee				Sampford Courtenay
1984	Mönichwald	-			Ferrières-les-Bois			Galway				Kelso
1983	Leoben	Hasselt			Vélizy-Villacoublay			Birr				Eastbourne
1982	Wenigzell	Profondeville			Viriat			Kilkenny				Dary
1981	Millstatt	Kortrijk			Courrières			Malahide				Exeter
1980	Wien	Durbuy			Nantes							York
1979	Reith im Alpbachtal	Bruges			Vichy							St Andrews
1978		Antwerp; Duffel			Orléans; Thonon-les-Bains							Bath; Aberdyfi
1977		Brussels; Leuven			Cannes; Yvoire							Harrogate; Falmouth
1976		Kortrijk; Ghent			Nice; Évian-les-Bains							Douglas
1975					Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne							Aberdeen; Nantwich

Villages

Year	Austria Template:Flagicon	Belgium Template:Flagicon	Croatia Template:Flagicon	Czech Republic Template:Flagicon	France Template:Flagicon	Germany Template:Flagicon	Hungary Template:Flagicon	Ireland Template:Flagicon	Italy Template:Flagicon	Netherlands Template:Flagicon	Slovenia Template:Flagicon	United Kingdom Template:Flagicon
2022	Bad Sauerbrunn Gold File:Med 1.png		-	Dobrochov Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Bollstedt Silver File:Med 2.png	Veresegyház Silver File:Med 2.png Székesfehérvár Gold File:Med 1.png	Keadue Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-	-	-
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017	St Anton am Arlberg Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-	Kostelní Lhota Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	Tihany Gold File:Med 1.png	Glaslough Gold File:Med 1.png Abbeyleix Silver File:Med 2.png	Pomaretto Silver File:Med 2.png Faedo Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	-
2016	-	-	-	Hrušky Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	Dunakiliti Silver File:Med 2.png	Straffan Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Ootmarsum Silver File:Med 2.png	Šmarješke Toplice Silver File:Med 2.png	-
2015	-	-	-	Modrá Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Wieden Silver File:Med 2.png	Balatongyörök Gold File:Med 1.png	Kilrush Gold File:Med 1.png	La Magdeleine Bronze File:Med 3.png	Beesel Silver File:Med 2.png	Radlje ob Dravi Silver File:Med 2.png	-
2014	Haus Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Nin Silver File:Med 2.png	Cehnice Gold File:Med 1.png	-	Sommerach Gold File:Med 1.png	Zebegény Silver File:Med 2.png	Dromod Silver File:Med 2.png	Usseaux Silver File:Med 2.png	Zuidlaren Gold File:Med 1.png	Velika Polana Gold File:Med 1.png	Bournemouth Gold File:Med 1.png
2013	Söll Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-	Dolní Břežany Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Kirchbach Silver File:Med 2.png	Csopak Silver File:Med 2.png	Clonegal Gold File:Med 1.png	Etroubles Gold File:Med 1.png	Bergeijk Gold File:Med 1.png	Podčetrtek Gold File:Med 1.png	-
2012	Gamlitz Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-	Drmoul	-	Dötlingen	Lövő	Abbeyshrule	Sordevolo	Dwingeloo	Cerklje	-
2011	Rennweg am Katschberg Gold File:Med 1.png	-	-	Smrzice Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Wiesenburg Silver File:Med 2.png	Paloznak Silver File:Med 2.png	Clonegal Gold File:Med 1.png	Transacqua Silver File:Med 2.png	Elburg Silver File:Med 2.png	-	-
2010	Reichenau an der Rax Silver File:Med 2.png	Ittre Silver File:Med 2.png	Sveti Martin na Muri Silver File:Med 2.png	Studenec Silver File:Med 2.png	Guyencourt-Saulcourt Gold File:Med 1.png	Banzkow Silver File:Med 2.png	Lipót Gold File:Med 1.png	Emly Silver File:Med 2.png	Stresa Silver File:Med 2.png	Helenaveen (Deurne) Silver File:Med 2.png	Šentjernej Silver File:Med 2.png	St. Brelade Gold File:Med 1.png
2009	Mooskirchen Gold File:Med 1.png	Gouvy Silver File:Med 2.png	Molve Silver File:Med 2.png	Mořice Silver File:Med 2.png + special award	-	Rieth Silver File:Med 2.png	Gelse Silver File:Med 2.png + special award	Clonakilty Gold File:Med 1.png	Pré-Saint-Didier Gold File:Med 1.png	Sluis Silver File:Med 2.png	Olimje Gold File:Med 1.png	Forres Gold File:Med 1.png
2008	Hanfthal Silver File:Med 2.png	Zwevegem Gold File:Med 1.png	Novi Vinodolski Silver File:Med 2.png	Tvarožná Lhota Silver File:Med 2.png	Aubigny-sur-Nère SilverFile:Med 2.png	Rehinghausen Silver File:Med 2.png	Tápiógyörgye Silver File:Med 2.png	Tallanstown Gold File:Med 1.png	Bergolo Silver File:Med 2.png	Beek/Ubbergen Bronze File:Med 3.png	Medana Bronze File:Med 3.png	Garstang Gold File:Med 1.png
2007	Donnersbach Gold File:Med 1.png	Flohimont Bronze File:Med 3.png	Primošten Gold File:Med 1.png	Zálší Bronze File:Med 3.png	Gelaucourt Silver File:Med 2.png	Gersbach Gold File:Med 1.png	Noszvaj Bronze File:Med 3.png	Birdhill Gold File:Med 1.png	Limone Piemonte Gold File:Med 1.png	Haren Bronze File:Med 3.png + Lucia Cikes award	Smlednik Silver File:Med 2.pngFile:Med 3.png + special award	Falkland, Fife Gold
2006	Virgen Gold File:Med 1.png	Sohier Silver File:Med 2.png	Skradinski Buk Bronze File:Med 3.png	Svojsin Bronze File:Med 3.png	Eguisheim Gold File:Med 1.png	Brokeloh Gold File:Med 1.png	Orfű Bronze File:Med 3.png	Aughrim Gold File:Med 1.png	Cella Monte Silver File:Med 2.png	Wijhe Silver File:Med 2.png	Križeča vas Silver File:Med 2.png	Usk Silver File:Med 2.png
2005	Hornsburg Gold File:Med 1.png	Villers-la-Ville Bronze File:Med 3.png	Brela Bronze File:Med 3.png	Písečná Gold File:Med 1.png	Oger Gold File:Med 1.png	Bertsdorf-Hörnitz Gold File:Med 1.png	Ruzsa Bronze File:Med 3.png	Glenties Silver File:Med 2.png	-	Oosterbeek Gold File:Med 1.png	Radenci Bronze File:Med 3.png	St. Ives; Carbis Bay Gold File:Med 1.png
2004					Cayriech Gold File:Med 1.png	Nußdorf am Inn Gold File:Med 1.png					Šentjernej Silver File:Med 2.png	Darley Gold File:Med 1.png
2003					Bormes-les-Mimosas Gold File:Med 1.png	Neuenweg Silver File:Med 2.png					Zreče Silver File:Med 2.png
2002	Antau	Omal/Geer		Telecí	Yvoire Silver File:Med 2.png	Päse Gold File:Med 1.png	Gyederlak	Stradbally		Ommen	Kostanjevica na Krki Silver File:Med 2.png	Thorpe Salvin
2001					Saint-Hilaire-les-Places Gold File:Med 1.png	Obercunnersdorf Gold File:Med 1.png		Leighlinbridge Gold File:Med 1.png		Dreischor Gold File:Med 1.png	Spodnja Idrija Silver File:Med 2.png
2000					Saint-Aubin Silver File:Med 2.png	Immenstaad-Kippenhausen Silver File:Med 2.png		Clonakilty Gold File:Med 1.png		Sint-Oedenrode Gold File:Med 1.png	Podčetrtek Silver File:Med 2.png
1999					Juvigné Gold File:Med 1.png	Schweickershausen Silver File:Med 2.png		Clonakilty Gold File:Med 1.png
1998					Rougegoutte Silver File:Med 2.png	Bruchhausen Gold File:Med 1.png					Žiče Bronze File:Med 3.png
1997					Forest-l'Abbaye Bronze File:Med 3.png	Horsdorf Gold File:Med 1.png
1996					La Vraie-Croix Gold File:Med 1.png	Rambach Silver File:Med 2.png		Skerries Gold File:Med 1.png
1995						Veldenz Certificate of Excellence
1994						Bürchau Certificate of Excellence						Broughshane
1991												Saintfield
1990												Forres
1989												Market Bosworth
1988												St Florence
1987												Sorn
1986												Moira
1985												Sampford Courtenay
1984												Lympstone
1983												Lund
1982												Pateley Bridge
1981												Killingworth
1980												Warrington
1979												Holywell
1978												Pateley BridgeNote 1; Sidmouth; Aberdyfi
1977												Falmouth; Wolviston
1976												Colwyn Bay; Leven
1975												Clovelly & Edzell

Notes

Note 1 - in some cases the overall winner from the UK is not named in "Britain in Bloom" by Graham Ashworth as an Entente Florale Representative (namely Bath in 1975 and Pateley Bridge in 1978).

Note 2 - Luxembourg competed between years 1980 - 1988.

Note 3 - Switzerland competed between years 1984 - 1986.

Note 4 - Portugal competed in year 1991 and between years 1994 - 2000.

Note 5 - Canada competed between years 1992 - 1993.

External links

• www.entente-florale.eu
• Sheffield City Council - Entente Florale
• Kilkenny City Entente Florale Website -Kilkenny is Ireland's 2006 Entry to the Entente Florale Template:Webarchive

Links of participating nations homepages

• Austria
• Belgium
• Croatia
• Czech Republic
• France
• Germany
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Italy
• Netherlands
• Slovenija
• United Kingdom