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Boxes
in Bloom 2004
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Boxes
in Bloom, a judged exhibit of business and residential window boxes
and entryways, provides Marblehead horticulturists the opportunity
to show off their artistic creativity. The Boxes in Bloom competition
is based upon successful execution of a theme of the entrant's choosing.
Window boxes are eligible if they are visible from the street and
attached to a residential or business structure, including garages,
sheds, fences, posts, etc. Entryways or doorways may include freestanding
containers and hanging baskets.
Since we must give Mother Nature and our horticulturists ample time
to do their magic, Boxes in Bloom entries are judged late in June
— too late for inclusion in the printed Festival Program.
During the Festival, a Boxes in Bloom display at Abbot
Hall features photos of all entries
and maps which are available for your own, self-guided
tour. Entries are marked with numbered flags bearing the
Festival’s Boxes in Bloom logo.
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 2004 winners attending the Awards Night
presentations.
Chairpersons: Becky Robinson,
Janet Oliver, and Christine Creager
Committee: Mary Bows, Christine
Creager, Janet Oliver, and Becky Robinson
Judges: Michele Siraco,
Gail Maclean, and Alice Winkle
are members of the Hamilton-Wenham Garden Club. They all have backgrounds
in design and horticulture; and they support the education and beautification
of our communities.
R = Residential
C = Commercial
Best in Show
- Patricia Reichheld (R), 1 Doaks Lane, Home Sweet Home
- Susana Stella Maris (C), 2 Catherine Lane, Glover Landing, Venus
Rising
Outstanding Work
- Piara Luna (C), 33 Atlantic Avenue, Sitting Pretty
- Sacks Antiques (C), 38 State Street, July 4th
- Shelley Anderson (R), 38 Elm Street, The Color of Shade
- Nicole Fiegener (R), 24 Jersey Street, Le Jardin de Jersey
Honorable Mention
- Cori Cormier (R), 21 Doaks Lane, Fort Flowers
- Gail Michaud (R), 37 Lee Street, A Toast to a Belated Birthday
- 1803
- Jambu (C), 38 Atlantic Avenue, Fairy Fort
- Bruce Krasker (R), 65 Gregory Street, A Cottage by the Sea
- Bus Stop (C), 21 Market Square, Lovely in Lavender
- European Dog Grooming (C), 104 Green Street, Doggie Heaven
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Festival 2004 History
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