Entente Florale Europe

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Award of the Entente Florale competition for Bad Schönau

The Entente Florale Europe (French for floral agreement ) is a Europe-wide competition that aims to encourage citizens in cities , municipalities and villages to improve the quality of living and living . From the original plant and flower competition, a competition has now developed which, in the catalog of criteria, places far more demands on the applicants than a purely visual beautification of the site. Founded in 1977 as a British-French initiative, twelve European countries are now taking part.

Participating states

The twelve participating European countries:

The participants are mostly the winners of national competitions. In Germany these are Our city is flourishing and our village has a future . In Great Britain, pre-selection is carried out by Britain in Bloom , in Ireland by Tidy Towns , in France by the Conseil national des villes et villages fleuris (CNVVF) and in Austria by the Flower Office Austria .

The German federal competition is sponsored by the Central Horticultural Association (until 2014), the German Association of Cities , the German Association of Cities and Towns , and the German Tourism Association .

German award winners since 1996

The national competition Entente Florale “Blooming together” was the nationwide preliminary decision for the participation of the German representative in the “City” category in the European competition up to and including 2014. A nominated “gold commune” is nominated at the award ceremony of the national competition and presents itself at the European level in the following year.

year City category Category village
price Award winners price Award winners
2018 gold Papenburg gold Vrees
2017 - gold Duchroth
2016 silver Wangerland -
2015 gold Rheinfelden silver Wieden
2014 gold Kitzingen gold Sommerach
2013 gold Dresden silver Kirchbach
2012 - silver Dotlingen
2011 gold Bad Langensalza silver Wiesenburg / Mark
2010 gold Westerstede silver Banzkow
2009 gold Weimar silver Rieth
2008 gold Dusseldorf silver Rehringhausen
2007 gold Muenster gold Gersbach
2006 gold Kiel silver Brokeloh
2005 gold Potsdam gold Bertsdorf-Hörnitz
2004 gold Bad Kissingen gold Nussdorf am Inn
2003 gold Bad Säckingen silver Neuenweg
2002 silver Celle gold Pass
2001 silver Luckau gold Obercunnersdorf
2000 gold Heilbronn silver Immenstaad
1999 gold Fulda silver Schweickershausen
1998 silver Rheda-Wiedenbrück gold Bruchhausen
1997 gold augsburg gold Horsdorf
1996 silver Duderstadt silver Rambach

The German participants in 1994 ( Strümpfelbach , Bürchau ) and 1995 ( Grevenbroich , Veldenz ) did not win medals, but certificates of honor.

Austrian laureate of the Entente Florale since 1979

Austria Prize Winner 2003: Bad Waltersdorf
Austria Prize Winner 1999: Bad Schönau
Austria Prize Winner 2003 and 1997: Kindberg
year Category village City category
price Award winners country price Award winners country
2019 Pusterwald St. Leobersdorf Lower Austria
2018 silver Served on the Hochkönig S.
2017 gold St. Anton am Arlberg T gold black T
2016 gold Bad Ischl Upper Austria
2015 - gold Mödling Lower Austria
2014 gold House St. -
2013 gold Söll T silver Kufstein T
2012 gold Gamlitz St. silver Fürstenfeld St.
2011 gold Rennweg on Katschberg K silver Neusiedl am See B.
2010 silver Reichenau on the Rax Lower Austria silver Kirchschlag in the Bucklige Welt Lower Austria
2009 gold Mooskirchen St. silver Deutschlandsberg St.
2008 silver Hanfthal Lower Austria gold Tulln Lower Austria
2007 gold Donnersbach St. no award
2006 gold Virgen T gold Lienz T
2005 gold Hornsburg Lower Austria gold Baden near Vienna Lower Austria
2004 gold Lech am Arlberg V gold Danube city W.
2003 gold Bad Waltersdorf St. gold Kindberg St.
2002 bronze Thaw B. gold Pinkafeld B.
2001 silver Theißenegg K gold Tulln Lower Austria
2000 silver Sankt Peter im Sulmtal St. gold Frohnleiten St.
1999 gold Bad Schönau Lower Austria silver St. Veit in Defereggen T
1998 gold Westendorf T silver Kitzbühel T
1997 silver Ligist St. silver Kindberg St.
1996 gold Hard V silver Bregenz V
1995 gold Gamlitz St. silver Köflach St.
1994 - Reichenau on the Rax Lower Austria
1993 - Alpbach T
1992 - Saint Jacob in the forest St.
1991 - Steinfurt B.
1990 - Sankt Kathrein am Offenegg St.
1989 - Höflein Lower Austria
1988 - Vandans V
1987 - Pottenbrunn Lower Austria
1986 - Pöllauberg St.
1985 - Terfens T
1984 - Mönichwald St.
1981 - Wenigzell St.
1979 - Reith im Alpbachtal T

See also

Web links

Commons : Entente Florale Europe  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Member Countries. In: Entente Florale Europe. Association Européenne pour le Fleurissement et le Paysage, accessed on September 25, 2015 (English).
  2. ↑ http://www.entente-florale.de/download/Pressemeldung_Wettbewerb2015.pdf
  3. ↑ http://www.entente-florale.eu/history-efe/2018-participants-and-results/
  4. ↑ http://www.blumenbuero.or.at/netautor/napro4/appl/na_professional/parse.php?id=2500%2C8049%2C%2C
  5. ↑ http://www.blumenbuero.or.at/netautor/napro4/appl/na_professional/parse.php?id=2500%2C7901%2C%2C