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The International Garden Photographer of the Year, 2017: In Pictures

03 February 2017

To celebrate its tenth anniversary, see our gallery of some of the top entries from this year’s The International Garden Photographer of the Year.

Anil Sud, Mountain Fog
Winner: Breathing Spaces category (sponsored by The National Trust)

Anil Sud, Mountain Fog

Winner: The Beauty of Plants category
Winner: The Beauty of Plants category

Dianne English, Bergenia

Winner: The Bountiful Earth category
Winner: The Bountiful Earth category

Evelyn Nodwell, Bringing Home the Fodder

Winner: Young Garden Photographer of the Year category
Winner: Young Garden Photographer of the Year category

Fergus Brown, Kaleidoscope

Winner: Wildflower Landscapes category
Winner: Wildflower Landscapes category

Gianluca Benini, White Stars at Sunset

Winner: Greening the City category
Winner: Greening the City category

Zsolt Varanka, Goodnight, Budapest

Steve Lowry, Cut Flowers
Winner: Portfolios category

Steve Lowry, Cut Flowers

Winner: Wildlife in the Garden category
Winner: Wildlife in the Garden category

Ross Hoddinott, Marbled White Butterfly

Nigel McCall, Autumn Evening at Aberglasney
Winner: Beautiful Gardens category

Nigel McCall, Autumn Evening at Aberglasney

Trees, Woods and Forests, photograph by Lee Acaster
Overall Winner

Category: Trees, Woods and Forests, White Stars at Sunset. Left, by Lee Acaster

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