Now in its 39th year, the awards acknowledge the community's most impressive gardens and the gifted people behind them.
This year, the awards were brought forward to encourage people to make the most of their extra time at home while COVID-19 restrictions were in place.
Mayor Dan Bull said it was wonderful to see people in the community put their energy and creativity into their gardens.
"This year has certainly been a challenging one for all, but it was incredibly inspiring to see people in the City make the most of their extra time at home through gardening," Cr Bull said.
"It's no secret that the City of Bayswater is already home to some of Perth's best gardens, and now we are pleased to congratulate another round of winners for our annual competition.
"The City of Bayswater is dedicated to promoting and celebrating sustainable practices within the entire community, these awards are a small way we can show our appreciation to residents who actively contribute to a greener City."
The City of Bayswater awards winners across five categories: edible garden, sustainable garden, verge garden, open garden and school garden.
2020 winners include:
Best Edible Garden
Winner - Susan Bagnato
Runner up - Wayne Rowley
Best Sustainable Garden
Winner - Roxy Lane Garden
Runner up - Renicia Vilensky
Best Verge Garden
Winner - Rhiannon and Jonny Christie
Runner up - Marco Batacchi
Open Garden Award
Winner - Jeremy Bower
Runner up - Hilary and Nick Gamble
Best School Garden
Winner - John Forrest Secondary College
Most Sustainable Street
Winner - Cobden Street, Bayswater