2026 Gardener Recognition Award Nominations
Sponsored by
The Kate and Ted Emmerich Family Foundation
Each year, the Cincinnati Horticultural Society recognizes residential gardeners, garden clubs, school gardens, communities, professional landscapers, and businesses whose personal dedication and love for gardening create beautiful spaces that inspire all who see them. Gardens of all styles and sizes are eligible: small, medium, and large, or container gardens. Some examples include vegetables, butterfly, shade, native, sun, formal, water gardens, courtyards, patio gardens, children’s gardens, etc. They should be well-maintained and representative of gardening at its best.
You can nominate someone you know who deserves to be recognized, or even yourself! We would like to receive the nomination forms by 5/31/2027. Please click on the link to download the 2027 Gardener Recognition Nomination Form
2026 Gardener Recognition Awards
Sponsored by
The Kate and Ted Emmerich Family Foundation

Join CHS in congratulating all the winners of our 2026 Gardener Recognition Awards. Every year, the Cincinnati Horticultural Society recognizes the artistry and hard work of residential gardeners, as well as garden clubs, school gardens, communities, professional landscapers, and businesses across our region.
See our past Gardener Recognition Award winners on our Recognition page




2026 Award Winners
Special Gardener Commendations
Chairman’s Award – Stan Elliott
Judge’s Award – Eric and Lorri Bertelsen
Sponsor’s Award – Astrid Overn and David Spenser
Jerry Eichert Award – The Very Reverend Jan Schmitt
Other Award Winners
Jennifer Barlow
Butler County Master Gardeners
Al Delgado
Doty Kitchen Garden
Dan Druffel – Druffel Gardens
Scott Erikson
Maria Griffin
Steve Henkel
Franklin Klaine
Kathleen Lang
Lynn Larson
Roselyn Lohman
Terri and Earl Moorhead
Chris Nordloh
Mike Pardo – National Exemplar
Brooke Rack
Gerald and Paula Sauber
Janet Self and John McHugh
Annemarie Sheckels Garden
Carla and Richard Thomas
TriHealth Bethesda North Thomas Carter Center
White Barn and Blooms
Tyler Wolf – Eugene Thomas Comprehensive Care Center




