The Taunton Flower Show 2025 has unveiled its prize winners.
The event saw a wide range of categories, from flowers and pot plants to cookery and preserves, with entries from both seasoned gardeners and novices.
The full list of results is available to view at tauntonfs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2025-Class-Winners-2.pdf.
Among the standout winners was Neal Hatch, who secured first place in the master gardener category.
Mr Hatch also achieved second place for his displays of cut flowers and vases of cut flowers, as well as for his collection of onions and shallots.
Graham Edwards was another notable winner, achieving first place in the display of cut flowers and the gladioli primulinus class.
He also placed second in the collection of potatoes, four cultivars.
The Cookery Championship was claimed by Ami Wyllie, with Alison Kilpatrick taking second place.
The master breadmaker title went to Monica McKee and Dale Knight.
The fruit and vegetables division saw Chris Comer triumph in the seven kinds of vegetables class.
The children were not left out, with numerous categories in the young people's division.
Jaxson Wadham won first place in the 'Fun with Flowers - Red Carpet' category for those aged nine and under.
The 'Fun with Flowers - Mad Hatter's Tea Party' for those aged 13 and under was won by Millie Culling.
The photography division saw Sarah Theobald win the 'Yellow - find the yellow in your life', 'Trains', and 'Street Lights' categories, while Fiona Waldy won the 'Texture - try your use of close-up compositions' category.
The home-made wine and beer division was dominated by Ian Wright, who won in several categories, including various table and after-dinner wines.
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