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Must be received by 1/7/22 11:59PM CST.
Bye,Bye 2022
Hello 2023
2022 TREE COMPETITION ENTRIES
#1 - Less Is More!
#2 - The Great Gatsby
#3 - Gentle Persuasion
Ghirardelli Here I Come!
#5 - Holiday Passionate
#6 - Grace and Petals
See More Photos Of The 2022 Tree Entries
Scoring and Prizes
Prizes are given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Places.
2022 Prizes include:
- 1st Place: 1st Place Virtual Trophy + $50 Binny's Gift Card
- 2nd Place: 2nd Place Virtual Trophy + $22 Starbucks Gift Card
- 3rd Place: 3rd Place Virtual Trophy + $11 Target Gift Card.
“Plant seeds every single day that you know who you are, you know what you’re about and you know what goals you’ve set for yourself.” —Stephen Curry, athlete
What Some Of The Official Judges Said in 2021
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★★★★★
"The black drapes tie in very nicely. The reason this tree didn't get my top vote is because it's for the wrong holiday. They're called Christmas trees not New Years Eve tree trees. Now, don't argue that there's a Merry Christmas sign in the tree. If with the sign it looks like the tree belongs at a New Years Eve party."
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
★★★★★
"Very sophisticated. Especially like the way the fireplace mantle matches the tree. A word of caution. This tree owner almost blew it with providing too many pictures. A couple are not very flattering of the tree. In one picture there appears to be a potato chip bag on the table and you can see tv cords."
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
★★★★★
" I must say what a great decorative play on theme with the doves and guitar. All you needed was a picture of prince somewhere. I didnt get the lace. Was that symbolic of his girlfriend "Vanity"? Love the purple lights. The word JOY just added an extra touch of motivation to end the year strong. Overall good colors and theme. Clever way of bringing in all the surrounding lights too. You should pursue a career in decorating."
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
2021 1st Place Winner
Tied: PURPLE RAIN & SWEET and TWISTED
A THOUGHT FOR THE NEW YEAR
“Keep some room in your heart for the unimaginable.” —Mary Oliver, poet