Spring Flower Show 2018

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1 TROPHIES AND AWARDS Presentations will take place at 4.15pm FRANK CALCRAFT TROPHY For the most points in classes 1-3 SOUTH AVON MERCURY CUP For the best exhibit in classes 1-39 SPRING SHOW AWARD For the most points in classes 1-20 gained by a resident THE MEG KITCHEN AWARD For the winner of class 21 February Gold. STAN MORGAN MEMORIAL For the most points in classes gained by a resident JIM WARD AWARD For the most points in the Photographic section THE ALVIS AWARD For the most points in classes gained by a Resident CHILDREN S AWARDS For the best exhibit in each age group PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES SUMMER SHOW 30th June 2018 Oh what a beautiful day Clouds Transport A event in the last 12 months Any other subject with caption Under 16 s: Friends MAXIMUM SIZE 25x20cm HANDICRAFTS SUMMER SHOW 30th June 2018 A hand/machine sewn item in fabric (patchwork, applique, quilting or dressmaking) A knitted or crocheted item A piece of embroidery (weaving, canvas work, cross stitch, or felting) An item of lacework or beadwork Under 16 s: Any hand-made item CONGRESBURY GARDENING CLUB Spring Flower Show 2018 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Saturday 24th March 2:30pm Old School Rooms Presentation of awards 4.15pm Refreshments - Plant Sale Raffle - Cake Stall 12 Spring 2018 vfinal

2 Damerals of Cleeve Private Hire Taxi Covering Cleeve,, Wrington, Churchill & area Tel: Open 6 days closed Sunday SPC Phone: Mobile: Simon Palmer Construction Your Local Builder Extensions Renovations Loft Conversions Karen Edwards individual ceramics for individual gardens Studio 3, Barley Wood Walled Garden Long Lane, Wrington, BS40 5SA RULES OF THE SHOW 1. The Show will be conducted in accordance with the Rules, Standards and Definitions contained in the RHS Horticultural Show Handbook 2008 Edition and the 2009 NAFAS Competitions Manual except where varied by this schedule. These handbooks will be available on the Show Secretary s table during the Show. 2. Exhibits in classes 1-39 must have been cultivated by the exhibitor for at least 2 months. The Committee reserves the right to visit any exhibitor s garden before or after the Show. 3. Exhibitors may not enter more than two entries in any class and may not take more than one prize in any class. 4. Only one exhibitor may enter from one garden in any one class. 5. Not applicable for the Spring Show. 6. First prize winning items in any previous Show are not eligible for re-entry in subsequent shows. 7. For the benefit of the viewing public, exhibitors are asked to label plant varieties/cultivars where possible. 8. Any exhibit that does not conform to the Show Rules may be disqualified. 9. Any protest must be in writing and delivered to the Show Secretary by 3.00pm on the day of the Show. The decision of the judges shall be final in respect of the relative merits of exhibits and they have the power to withhold any prizes if they think the exhibits are unworthy. The Show Secretary reserves the right to refer any other points in dispute to the Committee. 10. The Committee will not accept responsibility for loss or damage to property or exhibits. Reasonable care will be taken. 11. Trophies are awarded for one year only and must be returned to the Show Secretary in a clean and undamaged condition by 21st March

3 SHOW TIMETABLE Before the Show: Entries should be on the official entry form and be with the Show Secretary, Day Lewis Broad Street, Post Office, or Halfway Garage, Bristol Rd with the entry fees in a sealed envelope no later than 5.00pm on Thursday 22nd March. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the Show Secretary at 40p per entry. On Show Day: 8.30 am until am: Open for the staging of exhibits. Exhibitors must obtain class cards from the Show Secretary and place these on their exhibits am: Hall cleared for judging no exhibitor or public access. 2.30pm: Hall reopens for public viewing. 3.30pm until 4.30pm: Prize money may be collected from the Treasurer. Any prize money not claimed by 4.30pm will be deemed to have been donated to the Society. Prizes are: 1 st nd - 75p 3 rd - 50p Points are also allocated on the following basis to determine success for certain Trophies: 1 st 3 points 2 nd 2 points 3 rd 1 point 4.15pm: Presentation of trophies and awards. After Presentation ceremony: Exhibits may be removed. Any exhibit not removed by 5.30pm shall be deemed to have been donated to the Society. HENSHOU ISHINRYU KARATE ACADEMY KARATE CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS JOIN ISHINRYU KARATE NOW FOR A POSITIVE CHANGE The Old School Rooms Station Road BS49 5DX CALL SOLAN: ALSO IN BRISTOL and SWINDON 10 3

4 SPRING SHOW 24th March 2018 BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE Complete a separate form for each entrant Entrant s Name Member? (tick box) Address Tel. Class Number Entries 1 or 2 Class Number Entries 1 or 2 Kimberley s the Florist Specialists in the Fine Art of Floristry Telephone Cadbury Garden & Leisure,, BS49 5AA Award Winning Independent Florist specialising in Wedding Sympathy Corporate Gifts Honeyhall Lane North Somerset BS49 5JT Phone: (01934) Mail: office@mendipspringgolfclub.com Web: I enclose entry fees: for Adult classes at 25p each Children s classes are free. Children entering adult classes pay the adult rate. I have read and accept the Rules of the Show Signed 4 9

5 DOMESTIC No lid or jar should show a commercial name Exhibits in classes to be covered with cling film / clear plastic bag and to be displayed on a ceramic plate 47. Orange Marmalade not less than 8oz (225g) jar 48. Pickle or Chutney not less than 8oz (225g) jar 49. Scones plain plate of four 50. Lemon Drizzle cake 51. Easter Biscuits plate of six 52. Flapjack plate of six CHILDREN S School Year Early Years Foundation Stage 53. Spring Artwork (St. Andrews School) max. A5 School Years 1 and Spring Artwork (St. Andrews School) max A5 School Years 3 and Spring Artwork (St. Andrews School) max A5 School Years 4 and Spring Artwork (St. Andrews School) max A5 Entrants under 16 on 31st August Spring flowers in a mug 58. A decorated hard-boiled egg 59. See photography section above Join Gardening Club New members always warmly welcomed Come and see us at the Autumn Show, come to one of our meetings or speak to any committee member Mrs Delia Edwards Brinsea Green Farm Brinsea Lane Nr Bristol BS49 5JN 8 Our season of talks starts Thursday 6th September 2018 Then 1st Thursday monthly 7:30pm at the Methodist Hall, High Street We also organise garden visits throughout the year. Annual membership is only Guests welcome at 2 a meeting Bed & Breakfast Telephone BRINSEA GREEN FARM Brinsea Green Farm offers quality Bed and Breakfast, all year round. Accommodation comprises two en-suite rooms and a double room with adjoining bathroom. All rooms have TV and hot drink facilities. Breakfasts guaranteed to satisfy. Inspection welcome before you book. Show Secretaries Mrs Lyn Bacon Mrs Pat Jarvis Secretary Mrs Janet Edwards Treasurer Mrs Liz English SPRING SHOW 2018 President Mrs Ann Gunner 14, Silverstone Way,, Tel , Stonewell Lane,, Tel Weir Road,,, Tel The Long House, Stonewell Lane, Tel Other committee members Mrs Rosemary Bailey Mrs Maggie Bissett Mr David Hares Mrs Jane Hares Mrs Pat Baker Mr Howard Sims Mrs Karen Spears Ms Maggie Shrubshall Mrs Brenda Wright (Show Committee) The Gardening Club would like to thank all the staff of St. Andrew s School for their assistance with the children s entries. Our thanks also go to all those businesses that have supported us either by taking advertising space in this schedule or by donating gift vouchers. Join Gardening Club New members always warmly welcomed Come and see us at the Autumn Show, come to one of our meetings or speak to any committee member Our season of talks starts Thursday 6th September 2018 Then 1st Thursday monthly 7:30pm at the Methodist Hall, High Street We also organise garden visits throughout the year. Annual membership is only Guests welcome at 2 a meeting 5

6 DAFFODILS & NARCISSI Classes restricted to residents The perianth segments are the petals behind the corona/trumpet/cup 1. Three stems any variety or varieties 2. Three stems any one variety 3. One stem any variety Open Classes Division 1 Trumpet Cup as long or longer than perianth 4. One bloom Perianth yellow or white Cup yellow 5. One bloom Perianth white Cup white 6. Three blooms three distinct varieties 7. Three blooms one variety Division 2 Large Cupped Cup more than 1/3rd, but not as long as the perianth 8.One bloom Perianth yellow Cup any colour 9.One bloom Perianth white Cup any colour 10.Three blooms one variety Division 3 Small Cupped Cup up to 1/3rd the length of perianth 11. One bloom any variety Division 4 Doubles Doubling of perianth segments or cup or both 12. One bloom any variety Division 6 Cyclamineus Reflected perianth segments and usually a long cup 13. One bloom any variety 14. Three blooms any variety or varieties. Division 8 Tazetta Small flowered cultivars with up to 20 flowers per stem 15. One stem any variety Miniature or Species - Flowers must not exceed 50mm in width (size of 2p piece) 16. One stem any variety 17. Three stems any variety or varieties Any other Division 18. One bloom any variety not defined in the above divisions DAFFODILS & NARCISSI - continued Other Daffodil Classes 19. One vase five Blooms five distinct varieties 20. Pot of Daffodils or Narcissi Class for members of the Society 21. Pot of February Gold 5 new bulbs planted in Autumn in a max. 10 (26cm) internal diameter pot OTHER FLOWERS All Open Classes 22. Tulip one bloom any variety 23. Hyacinth three stems any colour(s) 24. Collection of spring bulbs cut flowers one of each variety corms rhizomes and tubers may be included No Daffodils or Narcissus 25. Wallflowers Five stems 26. Primrose (Primula vulgaris) pale yellow single flower six stems 27. Primrose other colours multi-headed flower stem three stems 28. Saucer of floating Pansy flowers six blooms 29. Hellebores a dish of floating flower heads maximum 10 (26cm) diameter 30. Any flower (excluding shrubs) three varieties three stems (to be judged on artistic merit) 31. Best flower in the garden including shrubs one stem 32. Flowering shrubs a selection of 33. Flowering plant grown in a pot 34. Tulips grown in a pot max. 10 (26cm) diameter 35. Foliage plant in a pot 36. Orchid grown in a pot max. 10 (26cm) diameter 37. Cactus or other succulent in a pot max. 10 (26cm) diameter 38. Spring flowers grown in a pot max. 10 (26cm) diameter VEGETABLE 39. Any vegetable you like! PHOTOGRAPHY Print not to exceed 25 x 20cm inclusive of mount if any. No frames 40. Snowdrop(s) 41. A Clevedon Sunset 42. Garden Wildlife 43. Any other subject 59. Any subject with caption (entrants under 16 on 31st August 2018) FLOWER ARRANGMENT 44. A ray of sunshine in a box - space allowed 60cms square 45. Petite exhibit Easter not to exceed 30cms in any dimension 46. Foliage arrangement in a teapot 6 7