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The prize was first planned in 1870, in memorial of [[James Veitch, Jr.|James Veitch]] of Chelsea. At first, the prize was issued by the Veitch Memorial Trust and awarded at local horticultural shows, but from 1885 the Medals were awarded at the Orchid Conference. Since 1922, the [[Royal Horticultural Society]] (RHS), having taven over the Trust, has awarded the Medal.<ref>[https://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/92535A31-A7AA-4863-93DE-2DAE2D93AB96/0/RHSManual.pdf 2007 Manual]</ref> By 2010 over 500 medals had been presented.
The prize was first planned in 1870, in memorial of [[James Veitch, Jr.|James Veitch]] of Chelsea. At first, the prize was issued by the Veitch Memorial Trust and awarded at local horticultural shows, but from 1885 the Medals were awarded at the Orchid Conference. Since 1922, the [[Royal Horticultural Society]] (RHS), having taven over the Trust, has awarded the Medal.<ref>[https://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/92535A31-A7AA-4863-93DE-2DAE2D93AB96/0/RHSManual.pdf 2007 Manual]</ref> By 2010 over 500 medals had been presented.


==Winners since 2000==
==Winners since 2000==
* 2016 : Sarah Carey, Diana Grenfell, Ernst van Jaarsveld (of [[Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden]]), Marco Polo Stufano and Dr Ken Thompson.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.rhs.org.uk/about-the-rhs/who-we-are/rhs-council/rhs-awards|title=RHS People Awards|publisher= RHS|accessdate= 16 December 2016}}</ref>
* 2016 : Sarah Carey, Diana Grenfell, Ernst van Jaarsveld (of [[Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden]]), Marco Polo Stufano and Dr Ken Thompson.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.rhs.org.uk/about-the-rhs/who-we-are/rhs-council/rhs-awards|title=RHS People Awards|publisher= RHS|accessdate= 16 December 2016}}</ref>
* 2015 : Gillian Barlow, Robert Berry, Neil Bragg, Fergus Garrett, Charles Nelson, Penny Snell and John Pilbeam <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.rhs.org.uk/about-the-rhs/blogs/news-blog/february-2015/rhsawards2015|title=Outstanding horticulture|publisher=RHS|accessdate=17 December 2016}}</ref>
* 2015 : Gillian Barlow, Robert Berry, Neil Bragg, Fergus Garrett, Charles Nelson, Penny Snell and John Pilbeam <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.rhs.org.uk/about-the-rhs/blogs/news-blog/february-2015/rhsawards2015|title=Outstanding horticulture|publisher=RHS|accessdate=17 December 2016}}</ref>
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**Dr Keith Hammett, New Zealand whose horticultural interests include Sweet Peas, Dahlias and Clivias
**Dr Keith Hammett, New Zealand whose horticultural interests include Sweet Peas, Dahlias and Clivias
*2012 : Susyn Andrews (U.K.), John Elliott (Singapore), Chris Lane (U.K.), Hugh McAllister (U.K.), Beverley McConnell
*2012 : Susyn Andrews (U.K.), John Elliott (Singapore), Chris Lane (U.K.), Hugh McAllister (U.K.), Beverley McConnell
* 2011 : [[Graham Ross (horticulturalist)|Graham Ross]] (Australia), Christopher Bailes (U.K.), Rosemary Alexander (U.K.), Keshab Pradhan (Sikkim, India)
*2011 : [[Graham Ross (horticulturalist)|Graham Ross]] (Australia), Christopher Bailes (U.K.), Rosemary Alexander (U.K.), Keshab Pradhan (Sikkim, India)
*2010 : Dr. Stefan T. Buczacki{{citation needed|date=March 2013}}
*2010 : Dr. Stefan T. Buczacki
*2009
*2009
**David Wheeler (founder and editor of Hortus: A Gardening Journal)<ref name="GardenAugust2009">''The Garden'', August 2009, page 512 (Royal Horticultural Society)</ref>
**David Wheeler (founder and editor of Hortus: A Gardening Journal)<ref name="GardenAugust2009">''The Garden'', August 2009, page 512 (Royal Horticultural Society)</ref>
**Dr Joan Morgan (writer and historian)<ref name="GardenAugust2009"/>
**Dr Joan Morgan (writer and historian)<ref name="GardenAugust2009"/>
**Jozef Van Assche (Secretary ISHS)<ref name="GardenAugust2009"/>
**Jozef Assche (Secretary ISHS)<ref name="GardenAugust2009"/>
*2008
*2008
** [http://www.arabellalennoxboyd.com Arabella Lennox-Boyd] (?-?){{citation needed|date=March 2013}}
**Dr [[James Beard (horticulturist)|James Beard]] for his lifelong contribution to the development and application of scientific principles to turfgrass culture. Dr Beard founded the International Sports Turf Institute and has served the international horticultural community for the past 50 years through research, teaching and leadership.
**Dr [[James Beard (horticulturist)|James Beard]] for his lifelong contribution to the development and application of scientific principles to turfgrass culture. Dr Beard founded the International Sports Turf Institute and has served the international horticultural community for the past 50 years through research, teaching and leadership.
**[[John Nelson (horticulturist)|John Nelson]] for his outstanding practical work over many years in the restoration of the [[Lost Gardens of Heligan]], one of Cornwall's best-known tourist attractions.
**[[John Nelson (horticulturist)|John Nelson]] for his outstanding practical work over many years in the restoration of the [[Lost Gardens of Heligan]], one of Cornwall's best-known tourist attractions.
*2007 : Rex Dibley, [[Daniel J. Hinkley|Daniel John Hinkley]] (born 1953) (For the 2007 list of winners, please see [https://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/92535A31-A7AA-4863-93DE-2DAE2D93AB96/0/RHSManual.pdf 2007 Manual])
*2007 : Rex Dibley, [[Daniel J. Hinkley|Daniel John Hinkley]] (born 1953) (For the 2007 list of winners, please see [https://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/92535A31-A7AA-4863-93DE-2DAE2D93AB96/0/RHSManual.pdf 2007 Manual])
* 2006 : Phillip Cribb, Otto Eisenhut, Aljos Farjon, A. Langton, Norman Looney
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* 2005 : Anne-Marie Evans (A leading figure in botanical illustration, her worldwide influence has led a resurgence of interest in and greater understanding of the depiction of plants)
* 2004 : [[Peter Raven]]
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* Anne-Marie Evans (A leading figure in botanical illustration, her worldwide influence has led a resurgence of interest in and greater understanding of the depiction of plants)
* 2003 : Martin John Bukovac (?-?){{citation needed|date=March 2013}}
** W.H. Frederick, M. Solomon, Sir [[Richard Storey]] (1937-), Timothy Whiteley
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* 2002 : [[Piet Oudolf]] (born 1944), [[Stella Ross-Craig]] (1906–2006)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/stella-rosscraig-467169.html|title=Stella Ross-Craig -'Unrivalled' botanical illustrator|date=20 February 2006|accessdate=5 May 2011|work=[[The Independent]]}}</ref>
* 2003 : Martin John Bukovac, R. Bisgrove, J. Dowle, J. Moorby, [[Peter Raven]], S. Sherwood, Vicompte [[Philippe de Spoelberch]]
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* 2001 : [[Francis Cabot|Francis Higginson Cabot]] (1925–2011)
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* 2002 : [[Piet Oudolf]] (born 1944), [[Stella Ross-Craig]] (1906–2006)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/stella-rosscraig-467169.html|title=Stella Ross-Craig -'Unrivalled' botanical illustrator|date=20 February 2006|accessdate=5 May 2011|work=[[The Independent]]}}</ref>
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* 2001 : [[Francis Cabot|Francis Higginson Cabot]] (1925–2011)


=== List of winners to 2000 ===
=== List of winners to 2000 ===

Revision as of 15:12, 24 December 2016

The Veitch Memorial Medal is an international prize issued annually by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS).

Goal

The prize is awarded to "persons of any nationality who have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement and improvement of the science and practice of horticulture".[1]

History

The prize was first planned in 1870, in memorial of James Veitch of Chelsea. At first, the prize was issued by the Veitch Memorial Trust and awarded at local horticultural shows, but from 1885 the Medals were awarded at the Orchid Conference. Since 1922, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), having taven over the Trust, has awarded the Medal.[2] By 2010 over 500 medals had been presented.

Winners since 2000 [3]

  • 2016 : Sarah Carey, Diana Grenfell, Ernst van Jaarsveld (of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden), Marco Polo Stufano and Dr Ken Thompson.[4]
  • 2015 : Gillian Barlow, Robert Berry, Neil Bragg, Fergus Garrett, Charles Nelson, Penny Snell and John Pilbeam [5]
  • 2014 : Mark Chase, Martin Gardner, Antonio de Almeida Monteiro, Philip Baulk and Gianfranco Giustina (Italy)[6]
  • 2013
  • 2012 : Susyn Andrews (U.K.), John Elliott (Singapore), Chris Lane (U.K.), Hugh McAllister (U.K.), Beverley McConnell
  • 2011 : Graham Ross (Australia), Christopher Bailes (U.K.), Rosemary Alexander (U.K.), Keshab Pradhan (Sikkim, India)
  • 2010 : Dr. Stefan T. Buczacki, Bob Brown, Arabella Lennox-Boyd, Haruhiko Nagata, J. Owen
  • 2009
    • David Wheeler (founder and editor of Hortus: A Gardening Journal)[8]
    • Dr Joan Morgan (writer and historian)[8]
    • Jozef van Assche (Secretary ISHS)[8]
  • 2008
    • Dr James Beard for his lifelong contribution to the development and application of scientific principles to turfgrass culture. Dr Beard founded the International Sports Turf Institute and has served the international horticultural community for the past 50 years through research, teaching and leadership.
    • John Nelson for his outstanding practical work over many years in the restoration of the Lost Gardens of Heligan, one of Cornwall's best-known tourist attractions.
  • 2007 : Rex Dibley, Daniel John Hinkley (born 1953), Lord Charles Howick (For the 2007 list of winners, please see 2007 Manual)
  • 2006 : Phillip Cribb, Otto Eisenhut, Aljos Farjon, A. Langton, Norman Looney
  • 2005 :
    • Anne-Marie Evans (A leading figure in botanical illustration, her worldwide influence has led a resurgence of interest in and greater understanding of the depiction of plants)
    • W.H. Frederick, M. Solomon, Sir Richard Storey (1937-), Timothy Whiteley
  • 2003 : Martin John Bukovac, R. Bisgrove, J. Dowle, J. Moorby, Peter Raven, S. Sherwood, Vicompte Philippe de Spoelberch
  • 2002 : Piet Oudolf (born 1944), Stella Ross-Craig (1906–2006)[9], B. Machin, J. Massey, G. Ogden, M. Rickard, Lady Emma Tennant, R. Williams
  • 2001 : Francis Higginson Cabot (1925–2011), Brian Duncan, Silviero Sansavini (Italy), P. Thoday

List of winners to 2000

  • Date unknown : Alfred Daniel Hall (1864–1942)
  • Date unknown : Thomas Wallace (1891–1965)
  • Date unknown : Werner Rauh (1913–2000)
  • Date unknown : Harold Hillier (1905–1985)
  • Date unknown : Alan Bloom (1906-2005)
  • Date unknown : George Hermon Slade AM (1910-2002) (Australian orchid collector)

References

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  2. ^ 2007 Manual
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  6. ^ 2014 RHS Awards for Exceptional Contributions to Horticulture Announced
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