2025 Mayors Garden Contest Winners

Boston, MALocal News

Mayor Michelle Wu announced the winners of the 29th annual Mayor’s Garden Contest, celebrating the exceptional contributions of urban gardeners in Boston. The contest highlights residents who have transformed their properties into beautiful green spaces, enhancing the city’s neighborhoods. First-place winners received the coveted Golden Trowel award, and second and third place winners received certificates for their efforts. Additionally, first-place winners entered a drawing for roundtrip flights for two from JetBlue, further incentivizing participation. Those who have won three or more times in the last decade were inducted into the Hall of Fame, where they will serve as judges in future contests.

Mahoney’s Garden Centers contributed gift bags and certificates for the winners, underscoring community support for local gardening initiatives. This year’s contest included categories such as Pollinator Gardens, Vegetable Gardens, and Community Gardens, showcasing the diversity of gardening efforts in the city. Such initiatives not only beautify Boston but also promote environmental awareness and community engagement.

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