Huws Gray’s holds fourth edition of its Landscaper of the Year competition

Huws Gray recently held the fourth edition of their Landscaper of the Year award, which was generously sponsored by Pavestone and Globalstone; the event was a great success, with Huws Gray receiving an overwhelming response from landscapers across the country who submitted their projects in the hope of winning the coveted prize.

The competition has been designed to demonstrate Huws Gray’s commitment to providing a customer-centric experience by highlighting the various ways in which their quality and versatile range of landscaping products can help their customers achieve their project goals.

Gary Wheeler, area sales manager, and sponsor at Pavestone commented: “Once again Pavestone were delighted to have been the sponsor of the 2023 Huws Gray Landscaper of the Year competition. It has been great to see pictures showing a variety of stunning gardens and are pleased to have helped pick a worthy winner. Looking forward to 2024.”

Carl Cooper from Tropical Landscaping Ltd and Peter Monk won the grand prize winners of the 2023 competition. Huws Gray said it is proud to recognise both individuals’ exceptional efforts and extend our heartfelt congratulations to Cooper and Monk for their contributions, it hopes that their success inspires others within the industry.

James Gilmartin, trading director, and sponsor at Globalstone said: “We were thrilled to be first-time sponsors of this competition that provides a unique platform for landscapers to showcase their skills. We were thoroughly impressed by the passion and talent we have seen, and we are genuinely delighted for the opportunity to contribute to their creativity.”

Chris Roberts merchant marketing manager at Huws Gray added: “It’s been incredibly gratifying witnessing the continuous growth and success of the competition over the years. This year, we’ve been especially impressed by the diverse range of entries, showcasing our products in such creative ways. The influx of talent is consistently inspiring, and the ongoing effort to nurture and grow this community is a genuine pleasure.”