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1 BARHAM & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Annual Programme 2019 Visits, Talks, Plant Sale and Shows.

2 2019 Officers and Committee members President Dr Tim Bines Vice-Presidents Mrs. J. Clough Mrs. S. Clough Prof. A. Bull Mrs. E. Bines Mrs. G. McGuire Mrs. T. Flemming Mr. V. Cracknell Mrs. P Austin Chair Mrs. Sue Strange Hon. Treasurer Mr. Andrew Clough Hon Show Secretary Mrs. Jan Borgioli Event Co-ordinator Mrs. Jill Terry Membership Secretary Mrs. Liz Dallison Committee Mr. John Crothall Mrs. Mary Duke Mr. Richard Borthwick Mrs. Helen Crofts Mrs. Carolyn Manley Mr. Ufuk Ozaktanlar Village Hall Representative Liz Leyland 2

3 CONTENTS Section and Category Page Officers & Society Committee 2 Contents 3 Calendar of Events 4 Visit to Timbers booking form 5 Visit to Wakehusrt Place booking form 7 Visit to Mig Kimpton s booking form 9 Spring Show Schedule 12 Spring Show Rules 13 Autumn Show Rules 15 Specific Rules for Autumn Show 16 Autumn Show classes Autumn Show entry form 27 3

4 2019 CALENDAR OF EVENTS All events take place in Barham Village Hall at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated. Wednesday 13th February Wednesday 13th March Monday 8th April Kingston Barn Saturday 13th April - 9am Wednesday 8th May Saturday 8th June - 1pm Saturday 6th July - 9am Saturday 17th August 11.15am Saturday 7th September pm Wednesday 9th October Tuesday 19th November Kingston Barn Wednesday 8th January pm Illustrated talk by Jo Arnell Extra productive vegetable growing Illustrated talk by Fern Alder Gardening for Wildlife Illustrated talk by Caroline Halfpenny Principles of Garden Design Plant Sale and Mini Spring Show see pages Illustrated talk by Janine Doulton Gardening in the shade Visit by car to Timbers in East Farleigh See page 5 For full details and booking form Coach trip to Wakehurst Place National Trust (including guided tour) See page 7 For full details and booking form Visit by car to Mig Kimpton s garden Including lunch and flower arranging demo See page 9 For full details and booking form Autumn Show - see pages Illustrated talk by Nick Bailey 365 Days of colour Illustrated talk by Kevin Tooher 'Indoor plants including conservatory plants AGM (Annual General Meeting) 4

5 VISIT TO TIMBERS Saturday 8th June This is a beautiful 5 acre quintessential cottage garden enclosed by a Kentish cobnut plat. Designed with a flower arranger s eye, the island beds include many unusual hardy plants, shrubs and trees. There is a rockpool with waterfall and valley views. Transport: This visit is made using member s transport. Due to limited parking, car sharing is essential. Meet at Barham Village Hall at 1pm to arrive at Timbers at 2pm. Cost: Entry to the garden including cream tea 9 which is payable when booking in advance. Outing to Timbers - Saturday 8th June Car Visit - meet at Barham Village Hall at 1.00pm to share transport (essential due to limited parking). Cost 9 per head including cream tea. Payable on booking (in advance) by cheque please, made out to Barham & District Horticultural Society Name:... Address: Phone number: I would like to book places on the visit and have spaces in my car Please return the completed form and enclose cheque to: Jill Terry, Blackmill Cottage, Out Elmstead Lane, Barham CT4 6PH Tel: or to jillt@vfast.co.uk 5

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7 VISIT TO WAKEHURST PLACE Saturday 6th July Wakehurst Place is a botanical garden with the World s largest seed bank. Situated on The High Weald, there are over 500 acres of ornamental gardens, woodlands and nature reserve to explore. It has a walled garden, water gardens and meadowland. Refreshments: Available in the Stables Restaurant and the Seed Cafe Transport: Coach departing from Barham Village Hall at 9am returning at 6pm approx. Cost: Coach, entry and guided tour 20 for members of the National Trust Add 10 If non members of National Trust Non members of Barham Horticultural Society welcome, add 5 to one of the above Coach outing to Wakehurst Place - Saturday 6th July Departure: 09.00am returning at approximately 6.00pm. Costs: per head for members of National Trust Add 10 non members of National Trust Add 5 to above if NON member of Barham & District Horticultural Society Payable on booking by cheque made out to Barham & District Horticultural Society Name:... Address: Phone number: I would like to book places on the visit of which are members of the National trust Please return the completed form and enclose cheque to: Jill Terry, Blackmill Cottage, Out Elmstead Lane, Barham CT4 6PH Tel: or to jillt@vfast.co.uk 7

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9 VISIT TO MIG KIMPTON Saturday 17th August 2019 Following the successful evening in October with Mig Kimpton (the winner of many golds at Chelsea), we have arranged for a car visit to his garden at Beacon Hill Cottage, Beacon Hill, Little Mongeham CT14 0HW. Mig is gradually developing his garden as a cutting garden to supply the flowers for his floristry and school. The visit will include, a tour of the garden, lunch & coffee and finally, a demonstration based on the Flower Arranging categories in our Autumn Show. Come along and get inspired to enter the Autumn Show for which he has kindly offered to give a prize for the best in show floral art which will be a workshop at Beacon Hill. Workshops are held from 10.30am 3.30pm with lunch included and covers various aspects of flower arranging from beginners to more specialised design. Cost per head. Visit to Mig Kimpton s garden - Saturday 17 August. Including lunch and flower arranging demonstration as per our Show schedule. Car visit meeting at Barham Village Hall at 11.15am Cost per head including lunch and coffee. Payable on booking by cheque made out to Barham & District Horticultural Society Name:... Address: Phone number: I would like to book places on the visit Please return the completed form and enclose cheque to: Jill Terry, Blackmill Cottage, Out Elmstead Lane, Barham CT4 6PH Tel: or to jillt@vfast.co.uk 9

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12 SPRING SHOW SCHEDULE The Spring Show will be held in conjunction with the annual plant sale and is open to members and non-members. There are no entry fees please just bring exhibits to the Grabham Room between and as per the schedule below. Whether you enter or not, we would like your help in judging the exhibits for us. Judging will be between and Also see Rules for Spring Show on page 13. The plant sale will take place from and results of the Spring Show You as a judge will be announced at 11 or when all the plants are sold out Note: Daffodils all fall under the botanical name, Narcissus. Narcissus also often refers to the smaller variety of daffodils 1 Five Daffodils (Trumpet as long as or longer than the petals) 2 Five Daffodils (Trumpet shorter than the petals) 3 Five double Daffodils 4 Five miniature Narcissi with small cup 5 Five stems of multi headed Narcissi 6 Five sprigs of heather 7 Five Tulips 8 Five stems of any other bulb 9 A vase of mixed flowers from your garden exhibitor may use own vase but this will not be judged 10 A sponge cake decorated for Easter A 5.00 prize will be awarded to each of the entrants who is awarded first prize 12

13 RULES FOR THE SPRING SHOW 1. Exhibitors need not be members of the Society. 2. All exhibits must have been grown by the Exhibitor. 3. Members employing a part-time professional gardener may compete. 4. Two or more persons may not exhibit in the same class and from the same garden. 5. Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit in each class. 6. The exhibits will be offered for judging by entrants and the public. 7. There is no entrance fee. 8. All vases for the Flower Classes will be supplied by the Society and must be used except for class 9 when your own vase may be used. 9. Exhibitors do not need to enter in advance and should arrange their exhibits between 9.15 and 9.45 am on the day of the Show. 10. The Committee will not be responsible for the loss of or damage to Exhibitors property, but all ordinary care will be taken to avoid such. 11. You may not judge your own entry 13

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15 RULES 1. Exhibitors need not be a member of the Society to enter shows in All exhibits must have been grown in the Exhibitor s garden or allotment, except for Floral Art Classes. The Committee reserves the right to inspect the gardens of any intending exhibitor. 3. Members employing a part-time professional gardener may compete. 4. Two or more persons may not exhibit for prizes in the same class and from the same garden. 5. Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit in each class. 6. All Barham and District boys and girls of 11 years or under are eligible to enter the Children s Classes. 7. The Judges have the power to withhold a prize or prizes if they consider the exhibits to be of insufficient merit. Any protest may be handed in writing to the Show Secretary before 3.30 pm. on the day of the Show, when it will be examined by the Committee whose decision will be final. 8. In the Flower Exhibit classes all the work must be done by the Exhibitors alone. 9. All the exhibits must be staged between 9.00am and 10.30am on the day of the Show. All exhibitors must then withdraw from the Hall, after which, and until the show opens, only the Judges, the Secretary, and necessary assistants will be allowed in the Hall. 10. All vases for the Flower Classes will be supplied by the Society and must be used, except in the classes marked with an asterisk. Fruit and vegetables to be shown on the plates provided. 11. The entrance fee will be 20p for members, 30p for non-members per exhibit, except for Children s exhibits which are free. 12. Prizes will be 1, 50p and 30p for 1sts, 2nds and 3rds respectively. 13. Entries made on the form at the back of this Schedule must be delivered in a sealed envelope by Tuesday 27th August to: the box marked BHS Show held in Barham Village Store and must be accompanied by the appropriate entrance fees. Entries will be accepted after Tuesday 27th August, but not later than midday Thursday 29th August, and the entrance fee will be 1 per item. 14. The Committee will not be responsible for the loss of or damage to Exhibitors property, but all care will be taken to avoid any damage. 15. The competitors who won the Banksian Medals in 2016, 2017 and 2018 are not eligible for the 2019 award. 16. Pot plants must have been in the exhibitor s possession for at least 6 months prior to the show. 17. Please where possible, identify the variety of vegetable and flower exhibits. 18. PRIOR TO PRIZE GIVING NO EXHIBITS SHALL BE REMOVED 15

16 Please ensure that the rules for entry to Classes 19 and 42 are understood and followed in full. TOP TRAY CLASS class The Class is to be known as: Top Tray Class, sponsored by BDHS. 2. The Top Tray Class is for three vegetables chosen from the following eight. The quantity of each vegetable to be included is shown in brackets. CAULIFLOWER (2), RUNNER BEANS (6), ONIONS (3), TOMATOES (6), POTATOES (3), CARROTS* (3), PEAS (6), PARSNIPS* (3) * For carrots and parsnips the top foliage should be trimmed to not more than 5cms from the top of the shoulder of the vegetable. 3. The vegetables should be displayed within the area of the tray provided by the society. 4. The only decorative material allowed is parsley. No other material is allowed. 5. Each type of vegetable will be judged using a scale of 20 points split into three sections. There are 7 points for size, shape and colour; 6 points for uniformity; and 7 points for condition. 6. The winner of the Top Tray Class will receive a 10 Garden Centre gift voucher; the runner-up will receive a 5 Garden Centre gift voucher. TOP VASE CLASS class 19 SPECIFIC RULES FOR AUTUMN SHOW 1. The Class is to be known as: Top Vase Class, sponsored by BDHS. 2. The Top Vase Class is for a vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between five and ten stems taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plants. 3. The vase can be any shape or size but no marks are awarded for the vase itself. No seed heads or berries, and no accessories whatsoever will be allowed. 4. Foliage growing naturally from the flowering stem, and still attached to the stem is allowed. Packing material, e.g. oasis, is allowed. 5. The display will be judged out of 35 points. 25 points for colour, form, condition, quality and freshness of flowers, and 10 marks for overall presentation. 6. Prizes are the same as for the Top Tray Class above. ALL DAHLIA ENTRIES Flower types must conform to the criteria set out by the National Dahlia Society. Details can be found on and / or PRIOR TO PRIZE GIVING NO EXHIBITS SHALL BE REMOVED 16

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18 AUTUMN SHOW CHALLENGE CUPS AND AWARDS 2018 Allen Cup For the member gaining the highest aggregate of points in the collection of vegetables classes, both shows Holder: Mrs. I. Rendell The Banksian Medal of the Royal Horticultural Society Awarded to the winner of the largest aggregate of prize money in the Horticultural Classes of both Shows Holder: Mr. B. Wright ; Mrs W. Atherton; Mr R. Borthwick Brian Wright Memorial Cup Carr Memorial Cup Clarke Cup Collingwood Cup For best endeavour in the show in the opinion of the President and Chairman Holder: Mrs. M. Duke For the member gaining the highest aggregate of points in the Cookery classes, Holder: Mrs. S. Tyler For the highest aggregate of points Holder: Mrs W. Atherton For the highest aggregate of points in Onion classes Holder: Mrs J. Terry Cottager's Cup (Members Memorial award) Garden News Top Tray Class Garden News Top Vase Class Kathie Hedley Cup H.E.Middleton Cup For the member with the most entries Holder: Mrs W. Atherton For a collection of three types of vegetables taken from the following list of fifteen. The quantity of each vegetable required for the collection is given in brackets: carrots (3), cauliflower (2), onions (3), parsnips (3), peas (6 pods), potatoes (3), runner beans (6 pods), tomatoes (6), french beans (6 pods), sweetcorn (2), pepper (3), cucumber (2), courgettes (3), red beet (3), aubergines (2). Holder: 2017 Mr J. Crothall For a vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between 5 and 10 stems, taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plants. Holder: Mr R. Borthwick For the member gaining the highest aggregate of points in the Flower Exhibit Classes, Holder: Mrs W. Atherton For the best Dahlia bloom Autumn Show Holder: Mrs W. Atherton New Exhibitors Cup Potato Challenge Cup For the most points by a new Exhibitor Holder: Mrs. I. Rendell For the most points in Potato classes, Holder: Mrs M. Duke Presidents Cup For the Best Flower in the Autumn Show (except Dahlia) Holder: Mrs W. Atherton A. J. Ross Amateur Cup For the highest aggregate of points in Fruit classes, Holder: Mrs W. Atherton Schools Cup For the boy or girl gaining the highest aggregate of points in the Children's Classes, Holder: Molly Goody/Sebastian Gouderheim 18

19 1. FLOWERS - JUDGE: Janine Doulton AUTUMN SHOW - FLOWERS 1 Perennials Three Blooms of one kind 2$ Chrysanthemum spray 3 Stems 3 Gladioli 3 Blooms, any variety 4 Dahlia 1 Bloom, Giant or large 5 Dahlia 3 Blooms, Decorative 6 Dahlia 3 Blooms, Cactus 7 Dahlia 5 Blooms, Pompom 8 Dahlia 3 Blooms, Any other Dahlia 9 Rose Most Fragrant 10# Rose 1Bloom, large flowered 11 Rose 3 blooms 12 Rose 3 Stems, cluster-flowered (floribunda or polyanthus) 13 Michaelmas Daisies 3 Stems 14* Pot plant In flower or fruit (except Fuchsia) 15* Pot Plant Fuchsia 16 Cut flowers 3 kinds, 3 Blooms, spikes or stems of each in separate vases (excluding any of the above) 17* Pot Plant For foliage 18 Flowering Shrub 1 vase of 3 blooms or stems of same kind 19 Top Vase (see special rules, page 16) 20 Foliage 5 branches of differing foliage (grasses allowed) All fruits, berries, flowers and the like removed $ A spray for the purpose of this section is the last flowering growth consisting of one stem (not a branch) with or without a central bud. # Class 10 only to be shown in Exhibitors containers * Name and variety (if known) to be attached to the exhibit 19

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21 AUTUMN SHOW - FRUIT & VEGETABLES 2. FRUIT - JUDGE: Mr. Ian Clapp 21 Apples 3 Fruits, one variety, dessert 22 Apples 3 Fruits, one variety, culinary 23 Collection of Fruit 3 specimens of three different Fruits, total 9 24 Pears 3 fruits, one variety 25 Raspberries 6 fruits with stalks 3. VEGETABLES - JUDGE: Mr. Ian Clapp (To be shown on plates provided) Points 26 Potatoes 3 white Potatoes 3 coloured Runner Beans 5 pods French Beans 5 pods Carrots 3 roots (shown with 7.5cm of greenery) Onions 3 bulbs, exceeding 9cm diameter Onions 3 bulbs, 9cm or under diameter Onion display 1 large onion, 3 medium onions, 3 shallots 34 Shallots 5 bulbs, exhibition - over 30mm Tomatoes 4 fruits salad Tomatoes 5 fruits cherry Summer or winter squash 1 pair fruits not above 30.5cm Beetroot 3 roots any form Green Cabbage or Savoy 2 heads Leeks 3 plants, shown with 2.5cm grass and 2.5cm roots Cucumbers 1 pair of cucumbers in or outdoor 42 Top Tray* - see page 16 for specific rules 3 vegetables chosen from the following eight: Potatoes (3), Peas(6), Cauliflowers (2), Onions (3), Runner Beans (6), Tomatoes (6), Carrots (3) and Parsnips (3) 43 Lettuce 2 heads one variety 21

22 AUTUMN SHOW - VEGETABLES 3. VEGETABLES Continued - JUDGE: Mr. I.Clapp (To be shown on plates provided) Points 44 Sweet peppers 3 fruits 45 Chilli Peppers 5 fruits 46 Aubergines 2 fruits 47 Courgettes 3 fruits 48 Sweetcorn 2 cobs 49 Truss of small cherry or plum Tomatoes (red or yellow) 10 fruits minimum 50 Herbs 5 stems of different culinary herbs in water * Class sponsored by BDHS see special rules. The quantity of each vegetable to be included is shown in brackets; boxes provided by the Society. 22

23 6. Cookery - JUDGE: Mrs Majorie Last 8. PHOTOGRAPHY - JUDGE: Mrs. Diana Forrest (Must have been taken by exhibitor ) 59 Flowers - a colour photograph, size 12 ½ cm x 17 ½ cm (5 x 7 ) No mount to be used 60 'Flowers' a colour photograph, size 12 ½ cm x 17 ½ cm (5 x 7 ) No mount to be used 61 Something I grew in my garden - A vegetable or flower grown by the exhibitor Parent and Child Judge: Mrs Diana Forrest 62 Child to be 6 years old or under - 3 Cookies decorated 63 Child to be 7-10 years old 3 Cookies decorated Grandparent and Child Judge: Mrs Diana Forrest AUTUMN SHOW - Continued (To be shown on plates provided and open to adults and children) 51 1lb/454gm jar of Strawberry Jam 51 Victoria Sponge sprinkled with sugar not exceeding 20cm/8" diameter, with a jam filling 52 3 white rolls 53 1ib/454gm jar of Chutney any kind or mixture 54 Tea bread loaf Jars to be straight-sided with no commercial advertising. Lids can be plain white plus screw-on or pliable press-on (no inner wax seal required) or clear cellophane inner wax seal. 7. FLORAL ART - JUDGE: Mrs Marilyn Marsh 55 An exhibit of Foliage (no flowers) seeds, fruit and nuts allowed, not exceeding 50cm/20 in any direction 56 Your choice An arrangement of flowers of your choice not exceeding 45cm/18" in any direction. 57 Time for tea An exhibit to be constructed in or around a cup and saucer not exceeding 25cm/10" in any direction. 58 ' White plus One - A miniature arrangement using white and one other colour flowers maximum dimensions 10cm/4" in any direction. Note: An arrangement means no accessories are allowed, i.e. plant material only. An exhibit means accessories are allowed Best in Show, awarded to the winner of the best floral art arrangement at the Autumn Show - a one day workshop with Mig Kimpton at his studio. 9. CHILDREN'S SECTION (Open) - Judge: Mrs. Diana Forrest 64 Child to be 6 years old or under An A4 picture made from leaves 65 Child to be 7-10 years old An A4 picture made from leaves 23

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25 For more information about us visit the following pages: Information Information about us and what we do Web site link Calendar of events throughout the year Photo s from shows past and present Latest society news and events

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27 AUTUMN SHOW ENTRY FORM Gentlemen: Mark Circles O around classes required.* Ladies: Mark X through classes required.* * Please also tick box if you are a new exhibitor Exhibitor s Name: Mr :... (O) Mrs/Miss :... (X) Address : Entrance Fee enclosed :... Approx widths of Pot Plants :... Once completed entries need to be sealed in an envelope, accompanied by the appropriate entrance fees and either handed to a Committee member or Delivered to: Barham Village Store In the box marked BDHS Show on or before Tuesday 27th August

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WELCOME TO THE BARHAM & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

2018 PROGRAMME WELCOME TO THE BARHAM & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Barham & District Horticultural Society is a friendly active local society which promotes and stimulates interest in all aspects