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			<description>&lt;p&gt;Hats off and thank you to the Garden Media Guild team for organising the rather splendid Awards lunch at The Savoy yesterday. Having project managed a fair few Rose Festivals ourselves we know all the hard work and thought that goes into a big event!&lt;/p&gt;&#10;&lt;p&gt;We were very pleased to sponsor the Features Photographer of the Year award. Many congratulations to Jason Ingrams - it was lovely to see you! Also lovely to see David Domoney, over the years he has been a kind and knowledgeable supporter of the Rose of the Year.&lt;/p&gt;&#10;&lt;p&gt;A pleasure to invite a few folk as our guests. In appreciation of their help in spreading the word about Rose of the Year &amp;amp; the British Rose Trade. There are others we’d have liked to invite. I suggested that perhaps we could have a second table - but Ian went very pale… 😳&lt;/p&gt;&#10;&lt;p&gt;A few pics of ‘Meteor’ Rose of the Year 2024. A spectacularly healthy Kordes rose. Orange petals darken to deep red in sunlight. These images (all from this year) makes me realise we had a good bit of sun! Stormy weather for us all this weekend, please take care everyone.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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			<source:markdown>Hats off and thank you to the Garden Media Guild team for organising the rather splendid Awards lunch at The Savoy yesterday. Having project managed a fair few Rose Festivals ourselves we know all the hard work and thought that goes into a big event!&#10;&#10;We were very pleased to sponsor the Features Photographer of the Year award. Many congratulations to Jason Ingrams - it was lovely to see you! Also lovely to see David Domoney, over the years he has been a kind and knowledgeable supporter of the Rose of the Year.&#10;&#10;A pleasure to invite a few folk as our guests. In appreciation of their help in spreading the word about Rose of the Year &amp; the British Rose Trade. There are others we’d have liked to invite. I suggested that perhaps we could have a second table - but Ian went very pale… 😳&#10;&#10;A few pics of ‘Meteor’ Rose of the Year 2024. A spectacularly healthy Kordes rose. Orange petals darken to deep red in sunlight. These images (all from this year) makes me realise we had a good bit of sun! Stormy weather for us all this weekend, please take care everyone.</source:markdown>
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