Silloth was awarded a silver gilt award at this year's Britain in Bloom awards ceremony.
The town received the prize in the coastal town with a population up to 12,000 category.
Silloth was up against St Brelade in Jersey, Newcastle in Northern Ireland, Bute in Scotland, Mablethorpe in Lincolnshire, Filey in North Yorkshire and Tenby in Wales. St Brelade was crowned the winner.
The ceremony took place at Egbaston Stadium in Birmingham.
The town was represented by Bill Jefferson, chair of Silloth in Bloom, Tony Markley, mayor of Silloth, Wendy Jameson, town clerk and secretary of Silloth in Bloom, and volunteers Vivian Russell and Anne Winter.
Coun Jefferson was also awarded the Britain in Bloom Community Champion Award in recognition of his commitment and dedication to Britain in Bloom in the community.
Coun Markley said: "This is a fantastic achievement for the town. Special thanks go to the Silloth in Bloom team, community volunteers, local businesses and the town council's grounds maintenance team, as this could not have been achieved without them."
Britain in Bloom judges visited Silloth on Thursday, August 4.
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