LATE SUMMER SHOW SCHEDULE SATURDAY 1 September 2018 OPEN TO NON MEMBERS

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1 LATE SUMMER SHOW SCHEDULE SATURDAY 1 September 2018 OPEN TO NON MEMBERS to be held at St Luke s Church Knights Hill, London, SE27 0HS opposite the Nettlefold Hall PROGRAMME STAGING OF ENTRIES EXHIBITORS TO VACATE HALL JUDGING STARTS OPENING OF SHOW TO PUBLIC PRIZE MONEY TO BE COLLECTED LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED UNTIL DRAWING OF RAFFLE CLOSING OF SHOW AND CLEARING OF EXHIBITS Friday pm Saturday 9.00 am - 12 noon pm pm 2.00 pm 4.00 pm pm 4.15 pm 4.45 pm 5.00 pm PRIZE MONEY Floral Art Classes: 97, 98, 99,100 & 103 All Other Classes: FIRST PRIZE 4.00 FIRST PRIZE 1.50 SECOND PRIZE 3.00 SECOND PRIZE 1.00 THIRD PRIZE 2.00 THIRD PRIZE 75p TROPHIES TO BE AWARDED 1-96 BANKSIAN MEDAL most prize money won 78 LHS TOP VASE 1 st prize 10, 2 nd prize 5, 3 rd prize 3 in hut vouchers VEGETABLE SECTION best exhibit, NVS society medal Most points* Les Cooper Cup 24 COLLECTION OF 4 SALAD VEGETABLES Winner, Best exhibit Mrs E Plant cup 25 COLLECTION OF 4 KINDS OF VEGETABLES The Lambeth Cup PELARGONIUM SECTION best exhibit, Society spoon 26 LHS TOP TRAY 1 st prize 10, 2 nd prize 5, 3 rd prize 3 in hut vouchers HOUSEPLANT & CACTUS best exhibit Tony Farrow shield 1-26 VEGETABLE SECTION most points* Eric Hunt challenge cup FLORAL ART best exhibit The Turton trophy FRUIT SECTION best exhibit, the 103 FLORAL ART beginners trophy Worshipful Company of Gardeners cup FRUIT SECTION most points* David Shaw cup DOMESTIC SECTION most points * CHRYSANTHEMUM SECTION NCS silver medal and NCS bronze medal HANDICRAFTS SECTION best exhibit 38 The Charles Jeal shield PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION best exhibit DAHLIA silver and bronze medals CHILDREN S SECTION best exhibit 73 HANGING BASKET Garden News shield * Points: 3 for a first, 2 for a second and 1 for a third. Ties decided by no. of 1 st Presentation of trophies will be at the social evening starting at 8 pm on Wednesday 24 October 2018 Old Library Centre, Knight's Hill, London SE27 0HY. Trophy holders are asked to return all trophies awarded at the 2017 show by 18 August 2018 to the Hut or the show secretary: Bob Tydeman, 58, Gipsy Hill, Upper Norwood, London SE19 1PD. Tel: (H) (W) showsecretary@lambethhorticulturalsociety.org.uk 1

2 E N T R I E S F O R L A T E S U M M E R S H O W S A T U R D A Y 1 S e p t e m b e r CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS WEDNESDAY 29 August 2018 Entry fee - 15p per class, except the children s section which is free. Entries received after the closing date will be accepted at the discretion of the show organisers. Fee 25p per class. All entry fees payable on show day (please do not send cash or cheques with your entry form). Each exhibitor should use a separate form (or sheet of paper) and send it to the show secretary: Bob Tydeman, 58 Gipsy Hill, Upper Norwood, London SE19 1PD. showsecretary@lambethhorticulturalsociety.org.uk or by phone Tel: (H) (W), or entry forms may be handed in at the trading hut. Summary of LHS Top Tray Requirements A collection of 3 types of vegetables from this list of 8, quantities of each kind are shown in brackets: Carrots (3), Cauliflower (2), Onions (3), Parsnips (3), Peas (6 pods), Potatoes (3), Runner beans (6 pods), Tomatoes (6). Judged out of 60 points (20 points for each type of vegetable - 7 for size, shape and colour: 7 for condition: 6 for uniformity.) Summary of LHS Top Vase Requirements 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. Flowers only - no seed heads, berries or accessories are allowed Judged out of 35 points - 25 for colour, form condition, quality and freshness, 10 points for overall presentation and effect, viewed from all directions. COLLECTIONS OF FRUIT: The numbers of fruits per dish of one kind of fruit to be as follows: soft fruit: 12, stone fruit 5, melon 1, grapes 1 bunch and all other fruits 3. Two varieties of the same plant are not two kinds. Show regulations, notes for floral art exhibitors, collections of vegetables, definitions and general notes to assist exhibitors are available at the Hut, from the website or from the show secretary. 2

3 CLASSES VEGETABLE SECTION 1. 3 Beetroot 2. 5 Potatoes 3. 5 Carrots 4. 5 Tomatoes Cherry tomatoes 6. 2 Lettuce with roots 7. 5 Onions - each bulb 250gm or under 8. 3 Onions - dressed - over 250gm Runner beans Beans other than runner beans Marrow Sticks rhubarb foliage trimmed to within 7.5cm of start of leak stalk Shallots, pickling - to go through 30mm ring Shallots large Cucumber Courgettes Cabbage with 2" - 4" stem Leeks Parsnips Onions shown as grown Sweetcorn 22. Any other vegetable not mentioned above Vase of herbs, 3 different kinds, 3 stems of each (two varieties of the same plant are not two kinds) 24. Collection of 4 salading and/or salad vegetables selected from the list below: 2 Beetroot, 1 Cucumber, 1 Lettuce, 12 Seedling onions, 3 Potatoes, 12 Radishes, 3 Tomatoes, 1 Celery. (2' x 2' space) 25. A collection of 4 kinds of vegetables, numbers: legumes 8, others 3, unless 1or 2 in classes above, then 1 (2' x 2' space) 26. LHS Top Tray see page 2 (2 x 2 space) FRUIT SECTION Dessert apples, one cultivar Pears, one cultivar Culinary apples, one cultivar Dish soft fruit - 12 fruits or 12 strigs, one cultivar (plate provided) 31. Collection of fruit - 3 kinds of fruit, 1 dish of each, for quantities. See page Stone fruit, one cultivar on a dish Dish any other fruit not mentioned above EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM SECTION Specimen bloom, incurved or intermediate Specimen bloom, reflexed Vase 3 blooms, incurved or intermediate Vase 3 blooms, reflexed Vase 3 blooms, any type (other than spray) Specimen stem, spray Vase sprays, 3 stems Vase sprays, 5 stems NOVICE CLASSES a chrysanthemum class) Vase spray, 3 stems Specimen bloom (other than spray) DAHLIA SECTION Bloom Cactus Bloom any type (other than Cactus) Vase 3 blooms, cactus Vase 5 blooms, pom-pom Vase 3 blooms, any type (other than cactus or pom-pom) Vase 5 blooms, any types NOVICE CLASS a dahlia class) Vase, 3 blooms (any cultivars) GENERAL FLOWERS SECTION (Vases provided) Vase any cut flowers Vase annuals one variety Vase mixed annuals Vase one variety perennial (except chrysanthemums) Vase mixed perennials, 5 stems (except chrysanthemums) Vase shrubs, 3 kinds Vase wild flowers Tea roses (large flowered HT) Hybrid tea rose (large flower) Spray floribunda rose (cluster) Vase Michaelmas daisy, 5 stems Vase gladioli, 3 spikes (any size) Spike gladiolus (any size) Fuchsia blooms, different varieties displayed in sand (plate provided) Pansy blooms in sand (plate provided) Pot fuchsia, pot not to exceed 6" Pot begonia bulbous rooted, pot less than10" Pot begonia fibrous rooted, pot less than 10" Bonsai, British grown, Mame under 6 including pot 3

4 70. 1 Bonsai, British grown, Shohin under 10 including pot Bonsai, British grown, any other not in 69 or 70, over 10 including pot Trough up to 24" planted for effect. (Plants must be growing directly in trough) Hanging basket - up to 14" - planted for effect. (Plants must be growing directly in basket) Flowering pot plant, pot not to exceed 5" Flowering pot plant, pot not to exceed 10" Foliage pot plant, pot not to exceed 5" - (excluding bonsai) Foliage pot plant, pot not to exceed 10" - (excluding bonsai) 78. LHS Top Vase (flowers grown by exhibitor) see page 2 PELARGONIUM OR GERANIUM Scented pelargonium, pot not to exceed 10" Zonal pelargonium, pot not to exceed 10" Fancy leaf variegated and ornamental, pot not to exceed 10" Any other pelargonium, pot not to exceed 10" Hardy geranium/erodium, pot not to exceed 6" HOUSEPLANT AND CACTUS SECTION Cactus, pot not to exceed 5" Cactus, pot not to exceed 10" Succulent, pot not to exceed 5" Succulent, pot not to exceed 10" Cacti of different species in separate pots not to exceed 5" Cacti of different species in separate pots not to exceed 10" Succulents of different species in separate pots not to exceed 5" Succulents of different species in separate pots not to exceed 10" Saintpaulia (African violet) Flowering pot plant, pot not to exceed 5" Flowering pot plant, pot not to exceed 10" Foliage pot plant, pot not to exceed 5" Foliage pot plant, pot not to exceed 10" FLORAL ART SECTION All Floral Art Exhibits to be Arranged in the Hall (except petite & miniature). 97. Mists and mellow fruitfulness 60cm x 60cm 98. Golden glow 60cm x 60cm 99. Cider with Rosie 60cm x 60cm 100. Autumn leaves a foliage exhibit 60cm x 60cm 101. Harvest moon. A petite exhibit. Space allowed 25cm. height, depth and width. May be arranged at home Jewel in the crown a miniature exhibit. Space allowed 10cm height, depth, and width. May be arranged at home. NOVICE CLASS a Floral Art class) 103. " Harvest basket 60cm x 60cm Jar of jam DOMESTIC SECTION Jar of chutney, please name type Jar of lemon or lime curd Sodabread loaf Chocolate brownies as per recipe shortbread fingers Mini Quiche (less than 10cm/4 diameter) Date and walnut loaf cake as per recipe HANDICRAFT SECTION 112. Hand knitted or crocheted item 113. A patchwork or quilting item 114. A painting, drawing or collage (not to exceed A3) 115. An exhibit of needlecraft excluding any eligible for class Exhibit of handicraft other than those specified PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION Prints up to A5, mounted on card or paper Coloured prints Sunrise or sunset Print A view from the bridge Print - Any subject maximum size 7 x A vegetable animal CHILDREN'S SECTION 121. Something made from junk 122. A vase of paper flowers 123. A drawing or painting not to exceed A4 OPEN SECTION 124. Oddest vegetable. Public to judge 125. A vegetable character. Public to judge 4

5 Class 108 Chocolate Brownie recipe by Mary Berry 275g (10oz) softened butter 375g (13 oz} caster sugar 4 large eggs 75g (3oz) cocoa powder 100g (4oz) self raising flour 100g (4oz) plain chocolate chips Pre heat oven to 180C/ fan 160C / gas 4. Grease and line a tray 30cm x 23cm x 4cm / 12in x 9in x 1½in. Put all ingredients in bowl and mix until evenly blended. Spread in tray and bake for minutes until brownies have a crusty top. Cover with foil for the last 10 minutes if browning too much. Allow to cool in tin before cutting into 24 pieces. Store in a tin. Class 111 Date and walnut loaf cake 110g (4 oz) chopped dates 225ml boiling water 225g (8 oz) self raising flour 115g (4 oz) sugar 55g (2 oz) butter 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda 55g (2 oz) chopped walnuts 1 egg, beaten Place dates and butter in a bowl with boiling water and bicarbonate of soda. Mix with wooden spoon to ensure all butter has melted and dates plump up. Allow to cool. In mixing bowl, combine self raising flour, walnuts and sugar, then add to cooled basin of dates, butter, water and bicarbonate. Mix well with wooden spoon and add beaten egg. Spoon the mixture into a lined 900g (2 lb) loaf tin. Bake for 60 to 75 minutes depending on oven at 170 C / Gas 3 / Fan 150 C. Leave to cool on a wire rack. ENTRY FORM LATE SUMMER SHOW SATURDAY 1 st September 2018 Closing date for entries is WEDNESDAY 29 th August 2018 Each exhibitor should use a separate form (or sheet of paper) and send it to the show secretary: Bob Tydeman, 58 Gipsy Hill, Upper Norwood, London SE19 1PD, or by phone Tel: (H) (W), or entry forms may be handed in at the trading hut. Online entries please Name, address, contact phone number and the classes entered e.g. 1, 2, 10, showsecretary@lambethhorticulturalsociety.org.uk... ENTRY FORM (For entries see instructions above) I wish to enter an exhibit in Class(es) No(s) - Please put in numerical order, one class per box Name:... Address: Tel No:... 5

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