With Handicraft and Homecraft Sections. Top Tray & Top Vase Class Competitions. Award of the Grenfell Medal

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1 153 rd Byfleet Parish Day Horticultural Show With Handicraft and Homecraft Sections Top Tray & Top Vase Class Competitions Award of the Grenfell Medal Classes for Young People Novice Classes for Vegetable & Floral Art Scarecrow Competition at Admission Free to Horticultural Show in the Village Hall Byfleet Village Hall Saturday 21st July 2018 at 2.00pm Prize giving at 4.30pm

2 Horticultural Committee Miss. A. Adams, 7 Queens Avenue, Byfleet Mr. J. Adams, 7 Queens Avenue, Byfleet Mr. R. Lambert, 84 Scotland Bridge Road, New Haw Mrs. M. Davis, 9 Weybarton, Byfleet Mrs. M. Simmons, 19 Lake Close, Byfleet Miss. J. Tansley Mr. J. Aylmer Mrs. J. Gardiner Mrs. N. Oakley Mrs. J. Hodges Schedule of Divisions and Classes (a) (b) (c) Please read the rules at the end of the schedule. Please note the closing date for submission of entry forms including children s classes is Sunday 15th July Where appropriate, Exhibitors are requested to display their exhibits on the plates which will be provided. Parsley may be used as decoration Judges Vegetables, Flowers, Fruit : Mrs N. Cornell and Mr G. Peach Floral Art and Children s Classes : Mrs J. Squance Handicraft and Homecraft : Mrs J. Smith and Mrs J. Hubbard

3 The Byfleet Parish Day Horticultural Committee would like to express their most grateful thanks and appreciation to the following individuals and organisations for their support and sponsorship towards today s Horticultural Show. Please support those who have supported us. G. Boutell & Son - 50 High Road, Byfleet Griffen Dental Laboratory Roseneath Dental Surgery - 9 High Road, Byfleet Jon Hearn MOT + Service Centre - Unit 2, Camphill Ind. Est, West Byfleet Northwood Sales and Letting Agents C & E Electrical Wholesale West Byfleet Allotments Byfleet Beds and Furniture Richard & Joannes (Florist) Byfleet Village Club Byfleet Cricket Club Waitrose Churchwell Tree Services The Plough Public House Natural Flames Ltd Binfield Bakery Our Bathrooms Sandiacre Nurseries Tesco Vanners Parade, High Road, Byfleet High Road, Byfleet - 27 High Road, Byfleet - High Road, Byfleet - Old Parvis Road, Byfleet - Station Road Approach, West Byfleet High Road, Byfleet High Road, Byfleet High Road, Byfleet Guildford - Brooklands, Weybridge Guildford and District Ploughing Association - Mr & Mrs M. Hill

4 Division 1 - Open to all. Entry Fee 20p CLASS 1. Collection of Four distinct kinds of Vegetables on board or tray. Maximum 60cms x 60cms. (Kinds and Quantities as in Classes 4-24). BUT PLEASE NOTE ONLY ONE CULTIVAR (VARIETY) OF EACH KIND MAY BE EXHIBITED 2. Collection of Four kinds of Salad items, on board or tray. Maximum 45cms x 45cms. Following quantities and kinds only. Four Tomatoes, One Cucumber, Twelve Salad Onions, Twelve Radishes, Three Beetroots and Two Lettuces. 3. Collection of Four kinds of Vegetables one of each and each different from the others 4. Four Carrots (with approx. 10cms. haulm). 5. Four Onions Autumn sown (roots and foliage trimmed). 6. Twelve Green Salad Onions (roots and foliage untrimmed). 7. Four Onions Spring sown (roots and foliage untrimmed). 8. Six Pods of Peas. 9. Six Pods of Broad Beans. 10. Six Pods of Dwarf French Beans. 11. Six Pods of Runner Beans 12. Nine Shallots (pickling-to pass through 30mm. ring). 13. Two Cucumbers 14. Four Beetroots (with approx. 10cms. haulm). 15. Four Potatoes (white). 16. Nine Shallots (non pickling). 17. Four Tomatoes with calyx. 18. Bunch of Twelve Radishes. 19. Four Potatoes (coloured). 20. Two Marrows or Squashes. 21. Four Courgettes (not over 15cms. long) 22. Two heads of Cabbage (stems not less than 5cms. long). 23. Two Cauliflowers (stems not less than 5cms. long). 24. Two Lettuces (Cabbage or Cos with roots). 25. Collection of Four kinds of Fresh Culinary Herbs. Each kind in a separate container Six stems of each kind. 26. Any other Vegetable not mentioned in Classes Prize Money: Class 1 2, 1.50, 1. Classes , 80p, 60p Special Cash Prize: 5 for the best exhibit in Division 1

5 Division 2 - Novices Section. (see Rule 4) Entry Fee 20p See also Rule 13 Rule Change For the purpose of Division 2 Novices shall be those who have not previously won a FIRST PRIZE at Byfleet Parish Day in any class for Adults of the Horticultural Section. Children/Young people can enter this Division and can continue to enter on a yearly basis until they reach the age of 18 years old, after which they must enter Division 1. CLASS 27. Collection of Three kinds of Vegetables on board or tray 45cms x 45cms. (Kinds and Quantities as in Classes 28-38). 28. Three Potatoes. 29. Three Onions (roots and foliage trimmed). 30. Four Pods of Peas. 31. Four Pods of Broad Beans. 32. Four Pods of Dwarf French Beans. 33. Four Pods of Runner Beans. 34. Three Beetroots (with approx. 10cms. haulm). 35. Four Carrots (with approx. 10cms. haulm). 36. Bunch of Ten Radishes. 37. Two Heads of Cabbage (stems not less than 5cms. long). 38. Two Lettuces (Cabbage or Cos with roots). 39. Two sticks of Rhubarb, dressed with approx. 10cms. leaf. 40. Any other Vegetable not mentioned in Classes PLEASE NOTE ONLY ONE CULTIVAR (VARIETY) OF EACH KIND MAY BE EXHIBITED. Prize Money: Class , 1, 60p. Classes , 80p, 60p Special Cash Prize: 5 for the best exhibit in Division 2

6 Division 3 - Flower Classes. Open to all Entry Fee 20p Please note Cultivar is now an accepted term for Variety CLASS 41. One Container of Mixed Annuals. 41a. Floating Flower Blooms in a bowl. Please provide your own bowl. 42. One Container of Mixed Perennials other than Roses. 43. One Specimen Cut Hybrid Tea Rose. 44. Three Cut Hybrid Tea Roses (three distinct cultivars). 45. Six Cut Hybrid Tea Roses (any cultivar or cultivars). 46. One Container of Three Stems of Cluster Flowered (Floribunda) Roses (any cultivar or cultivars). 47. One Container of Mixed Roses (any kinds, any cultivars). 48. Nine Stems of Sweet Peas (any cultivar or cultivars). 48a. Seven Stems of Sweet Peas (two distinct cultivars) 49. Three Stems of Sweet Peas (any cultivar or cultivars). 49a. A Container of Sweet Peas any Quantity, any Varieties. 50. One Container of five Blooms of Dahlias (any cultivar or cultivars). 51. Two Spikes of Gladioli (any cultivar or cultivars). 51a. Six Fuschia Bloom Florets. Bowl provided. 52. One Zonal Pelorgonium. 180mm pot or smaller. 53. One Specimen Flowering Pot Plant. 54. One Specimen Foliage Pot Plant (including House Plants and Ferns). 54a. A Vase of Shrubs grown for Foliage Effect. 55. One Specimen Cactus or other succulent Pot Plant. 56. Collection of Four Individual Cacti or other succulent Plants. 57. Six Stems of one kind of Flower not mentioned in Classes Any container. Prize Money: Class 41-57A 1, 80p, 60p Special Cash Prize: 5 for the best exhibit in Division 3

7 Division 4 - Family Classes. Open to all Entry Fee 20p (Children s Classes 60a-d free) HOMECRAFT CLASS 58a. A jar of Chutney/Pickle/Relish. 58b. A Chocolate Fudge Cake with filling. 58c. A pot of Jam or Jelly. 58d. A jar of Marmalade. 58e. 5 Shortbread Pieces. 58f. 1 bottle of Non alcoholic drink. Special Cash Prize: 5 for the best exhibit in Adults Homecraft Section HANDICRAFT - Adults Section CLASS 59a. A woodwork item. 59b. Any other handicraft item not listed. 59c. A hand knitted item of clothing. 59d. A hand knitted toy or novelty item. 59e. A hand crochet item. 59f. Any embroidery / cross stitch item. 59g. A needlework / dress making (sewn) item. 59h. A drawing / painting subject to be choice of exhibitors. 59i. 1 photo 6 x4 Tea Time on a piece of card. Special Cash Prize: 5 for the best exhibit in Adults Handicraft Section Children s Section CLASS 60a. A Sewn / knitted item. 60b. A Greeting card. 60c. A Toy / model made from any materials. 60d. A photo (mounted on card) subject - My Favourite Meal Prize Money: Classes 58-60d 1, 80p, 60p All items in classes 59a - 60d must not have been previously shown at Parish Day. All entries for the Homecraft and Handicraft must be entered on the Horticultural slip and sent into the address on the form by 15th July Please bring exhibits to the Village Hall on the Saturday morning of the show between 7.15 and 10.30am

8 SCARECROW COMPETITION Sporty Scarecrow - To be named All entries must be in place outside the Village Hall by 10.30am on the Saturday morning of the show and must remain in position until the end of the show. 1st prize 10 2nd prize 7 3rd prize 5 This category is open to all ages, families, youth groups etc. Stakes will be provided to attach your scarecrow to. ENTRY IS FREE BUT PLEASE USE THE HORTICULTURAL ENTRY FORM IF YOU ARE ENTERING THE SCARECROW COMPETITION - THANK YOU. (CLOSING DATE 15 TH JULY)

9 Division 5 - Amateur Floral Art Classes. WHATEVER THE WEATHER 61. Bring Me Sunshine An exhibit Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 62. Twister An exhibit Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 63. Frosted An exhibit Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 64. Explosion of Colour An exhibit to include a basket. Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 65. Rainbows End An exhibit Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 66. Earthly Riches An exhibit featuring foliage Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. 66A. Welly Weather An exhibit - *A FUN CLASS OPEN TO ALL AGES* Space allowed 60cm width, height optional. Class 64 and 66A may be brought completed. Entry Fee 20p Table covering will be pale green. On tables approx 75cm from floor. THE GRENFELL MEDAL FOR FLORAL ART This medal will be awarded in accordance with RHS rules to the winner of the largest total prize money in classes (Excluding special cash prizes) Please note: A competitor who won the medal in this show in either of the TWO previous years is not eligible for this year. Prize money: classes 61-66A 8, 6, 4 Wenn Rose Bowl Best exhibit in Division 5 and special cash prize 5 Golden Jubilee Trophy Best use of colour in Floral Decorative Classes. The Matcham Memorial Bowl most points in Division 5. NAFAS Rules - See Rule 15 on back inside cover.

10 Division 6 - Fruit Classes. Entry Fee 20p All Fruit to be shown with stalks attached. (Rule 13) CLASS 67. Dish of mixed Soft Fruit (four kinds). 68. Plate of Twelve Gooseberries. 69. Plate of Twelve Raspberries. 70. Ten Strigs of Blackcurrants. 71. Ten Strigs of Red Currants 71a. Any other Soft Fruit. 72. Any other Fruit apart from Soft Fruit. 72a. Three sticks of Rhubarb, dressed with approx. 10cms leaf. NOTE. Soft Fruit is fruit having a soft texture and numerous seeds. e.g. Currant, Raspberry or Strawberry Prize money: Class , 1, 70p Classes 68-72A 1, 80p, 60p Murphy Challenge Cup for best exhibit in Division 6 (excluding class no. 67) and special cash prize 5.

11 Division 7 - Children s Classes. (see Rule 1) Please note that the closing date for submission of entry forms is 15th July NO ENTRY FEE, but an entry form (which may be on plain paper) is required. Please state age of entrant. CLASS Open to all who will not have passed their 12th birthday during the year of the show. 73. A Novelty Birthday Cake - For a Child s Party. Note - only the decoration will be judged 74. Not more than 12 Stems of Garden Flowers, displayed in an unusual container. 75. Make an animal using fruit and vegetables. 76. Model Garden/Allotment, including a wildlife pond, in a seed tray approx. 37.5cms x 25cms. 77. An egg shell in an egg cup with decorated face and top removed to show growing or dried plant material for hair. 77.a A picture or collage of an animal, bird, butterfly or insect. Any medium can be used. To be no larger than A4 size. CLASS 78-81a open to all who have not reached their 18th birthday during the year of the show. 78. A Vegetable or Flower growing in a pot. (approx size 13cms) 79. A picture or collage of an animal, bird, butterfly or insect. Any medium can be used. To be no larger than A3 size. 79a. A Victoria Sandwich cake on a plate. Filling Jam only. 80. Five iced fairy cakes on a plate. Only the decoration will be judged. 81. A decorated CHILD S Wellington Boot. The Jefferey Montgomery Junior Memorial Cup. Most points classes 73-77a. The Jefferey Montgomery Memorial Cup. Most points classes Prize money: Classes , 80p, 60p. Special Cash Prize: 5 for best exhibit in Division 7.

12 Division 8 - Allotments Classes. CLASS 82. Cleanest and Best Cropped Allotment in West Byfleet. 83. Cleanest and Best Cropped Allotment in Byfleet. Prize Money: Classes 82 and 83 2, 1.50, 1. Division 9 - Hanging Basket Class. Entry Fee 20p. (See Rule 1) CLASS 84. Hanging Basket for Outside Display (approx 40cms diameter). Accessories allowed but plant material must predominate. (space allowed maximum 60cms x 60cms). Prize Money: Class 84 5, 3, 2 Division 10 - Class 85. Entry Fee 20p. CLASS 85. A display of vegetables in a basket with a display of flowers in a vase. Space allowed 70cm x 70cm - height optional. Prize Money: Class 85 3, 2, 1

13 Guildford & District Ploughing Association Annual Ploughing Match to be held on Saturday 29 September 2018 commencing at at Ryde Farm Estate Jury Farm Ripley Lane West Horsley Surrey KT24 5JT By Kind Permission of The Hon Sir Rocco Forte For more information please contact Mick Hill

14 HANDICRAFT AND HOMECRAFT CUPS The Stranks Shield presented for best Exhibit in Classes 59F & 59G. Byfleet Parish Day Art Shield Byfleet Parish Day Homecraft cup Byfleet Parish Day Woodcraft Shield The Welland Cup Young peoples presented for best Exhibit in the Art class. presented for most points in Homecraft section. presented for best Exhibit in the Woodcraft class. presented for the best Exhibit in the Young peoples Homecraft section Byfleet Parish Day Cake Cup presented for the best cake in class 58b. The Hollick Cup Byfleet Parish Day Handicraft Cup presented for best Exhibit in classes 59C, 59D & 59E presented for most points in Handicraft classes Special Cash Prizes 5 for the Best Exhibit in Division I 5 for the Best Exhibit in Division 2 5 for the Best Exhibit in Division 3 5 each for the Best Exhibit in Division 4 for Adult Handicraft & Homecraft section. 5 for the Best Exhibit - Division 5 5 for the Best Exhibit - Division 6 5 for the Best Exhibit - Division 7 AWARD OF POINTS - For the purpose of determining the Competitor with the highest number in each division: 1st Prize Awarded 3 points 2nd Prize Awarded 2 points 3rd Prize Awarded 1 point. In the case of Classes 1, 2 and 27 award of points will be doubled. THE GRENFELL MEDAL FOR FLORAL ART This medal will be awarded in accordance with RHS rules to the Winner of the largest total prize money in Classes (Excluding special cash prizes). Please note: A competitor who won the medal in this show in either of the TWO previous years is not eligible for this year.

15 Two Maclure Challenge Cups Nichols Challenge Cup Waine Challenge Cup Clarke Challenge Cup Committee Challenge Cup Barton Challenge Cup HORTICULTURAL CUPS presented by the late Colonel Sir J.E.S. Maclure, Bart, for the best allotments in Byfleet and West Byfleet presented by Mr. E. Nichols for the most points in Division I. by the late Mr. Waine for the second most points in Division I. presented by the late Mr. C.A.J. Clarke for the best Collection of Vegetables in Division I. presented by Byfleet Parish Day General Committee for the best Collection of Vegetables in Division 2. presented by Mr. R.E. Barton for the most points in Division 2. The Stranks Shield for the best exhibit in Class 2, Division 1. Lady Edwards Challenge Cup Wenn Rose Bowl The Matcham Memorial Rose Bowl Golden Jubilee Trophy For Judge s Choice Welby Challenge Cup presented by the late Lady Edwards for the most points in Division 3. presented by Mr. G. Wenn for the best exhibit in Division 5. presented by the Addlestone Swimming Club for most points in Division 5. for best use of colour in The Floral Art Classes in Division 5. presented by the late Major E.V. Welby for the most points in Division 6 Murphy Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in Division 6. Excluding class 67. The Dennis Cleaver Challenge Shield The Jefferey Montgomery Junior Memorial Cup The Jefferey Montgomery Memorial Cup The Maureen Webb-Evans Salver The Stranks Flower Bowl The Mick Bateman Challenge Cup The Alf Smith Challenge Cup presented by the late Mr. D. Cleaver for best dish of fruit in class 67. awarded to division 7 - most points classes 73-77a. awarded to division 7 - most points classes for the best exhibit in division 7 presented by Mrs. E. Stranks for the best exhibit in Division 9. Presented by the late Mr M. Bateman for best exhibit in Division 10 Presented by the late Mr A. Smith for best exhibit in the Horticultural show- Judged by a leading member of the community.

16 Please note: Trays will be provided BYFLEET PARISH DAY TOP TRAY TOP TRAY COMPETITION RULES The Top Tray class is 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), cauliflowers (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). Each type of vegetable will be judged out of a total of 20 points. This is split into three sections as follows: 7 points for size, shape and colour; 7 points for condition; 6 points for uniformity. The overall mark will be out of a total of All vegetables are to be displayed for effect. The vegetables must be displayed within an area measuring 45cm by 60cm (l8x24in), without bending any part of them. No part of any exhibit may exceed the size of the tray. A tray or board measuring 45cm by 60cm (l8x24in) can be used to display the vegetables, or the area can simply be marked on the staging. Where a tray has a lip or edge, it is the internal measurements that must not exceed 45cm by 60cm (l8x24in). 3 A black cloth is permitted, and the tray may be painted. Parsley is allowed for garnishing, but no other foliage or accessories, such as plates, sand, rings and so on, will be allowed. Onion tops may be tied or whipped using raffia or string. NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS AND JUDGES * Carrots and parsnips must have foliage trimmed back to 7.5cm (3in). * Peas and beans must be displayed with some stalk attached. * Tomatoes must be displayed with calyces (the green flower bud case). * Judges may handle exhibits, open pods etc to check for quality. * The tray, board or staging must not be cut or mutilated in any way at all - such as cutting holes for standing onions in. * Judges should use their discretion when judging the Top Tray class, remembering that entries may come from inexperienced exhibitors. * The points awarded should be clearly marked by the judges on the exhibitors cards. * Any queries that may arise, regarding anything other than the above rules, should be referred to, and decided by, the show officials. Failure to abide by any of these rules will lead to disqualification. 1st nd - 7 3rd - 5

17 BYFLEET PARISH DAY TOP VASE TOP VASE COMPETITION RULES The Top Vase class is for a vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between 5 and 10, taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plants. Please note that it is two different KINDS of plants, two varieties of the same plant are NOT two kinds. 2 The display is judged out of a total of 35 points, split into: 25 points for the colour, form, condition, quality and freshness of the flowers on display, and 10 points for the overall presentation and effect of the flowers in the vase. The vase will be viewed from all directions. Judging of flowers should be to the normal rules used for other classes. 3 Stems used in the display must be showing flowers only; no seed heads or berries will be allowed. 4 The vase can be any shape and size and made from any material, but must be in proportion to the display. No marks are awarded for the vase itself. 5 No accessories such as bows and additional foliage will be allowed. Foliage which is growing naturally from the flowering stem, and still attached to that stem, is allowed. Packing material - including florists foam - to keep the stems in place is allowed. NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS AND JUDGES * Flowering stems can be taken from ANY flowering plant. * The different kinds of plants need to be taken from different genera. For instance, pinks, carnations and sweet william - which are all dianthus - would not be classed as different kinds. * Use only fresh, home-grown flowers. No dried or silk flowers allowed. * A vase, by definition, is any vessel that can be used to hold cut flowers and which is taller than it is wide at its widest point. * The Top Vase class is open for anyone to enter and is not intended purely for growers who regularly display in single species classes at shows. * Judges should use their discretion when judging the Top Vase class, bearing in mind that the entries may come from inexperienced exhibitors. * Please note that the display has to be viewed all round. * The points awarded should be clearly marked by the judges on the exhibitors cards. * Any queries that may arise, regarding anything other than the above rules, should be referred to, and decided by, the show officials. Failure to abide by any of these rules will lead to disqualification. 1st nd - 7 3rd - 5

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19 RULES AND CONDITIONS RULE 1. Exhibitors who compete in Division 1, 2, 3, 6 & 10 must reside or work in the Borough of Woking, Elmbridge, Spelthorne, Runnymede, Surrey Heath or Guildford or cultivate an allotment in those districts. For the purpose of Division 4,5,7 & 9 there is no restrictions as to where exhibitors reside. RULE 2. All exhibits should be ready for the judges at 10.30am precisely. The hall will be open for the purpose of staging from 7.15am to 10.30am on Parish Day. RULE 3. No exhibits shall be removed before 5.00pm but prize money may be collected from 4.00pm onwards. Only exhibitors allowed in the hall between 5.00pm and 5.30pm. Anything not collected by 5.30pm to be sold off for the benefit of the Parish Day General Fund. RULE 4. Rule 4. All allotments in Division 8 must be cultivated by the exhibitor and all produce in Divisions 1, 2, 3, 6 & 10 must be grown by the exhibitor. The committee reserves the right to inspect an exhibitor s allotment or garden and/or the right to disqualify any entry in these divisions, all exhibits must be bonafide property of the exhibitor. Nursery men and Market Gardeners are excluded from competitive exhibiting. For the purpose of Division 2 Novices shall be those who have not previously won a FIRST PRIZE at Byfleet Parish Day in any class for Adults of the Horticultural Section. Children / Young people can enter this Division and can continue to enter on a yearly basis till they reach the age of 18 years old after which they must enter Division 1. The Committee s decision shall be final, regarding the eligibility of the exhibitors. RULE 5. Any excess or deficiency will disqualify and Judges must not correct exhibitors errors. An appeal (other than to a Judge s decision) made in writing at the time, with a fee of 25p (to be returned at the Committee s discretion) to the Secretary, will be considered by the Horticultural Committee within three days. Their decision must be accepted as final. RULE 6. The award of cash prizes shall be entirely at the Judges discretion. RULE 7. Entries for all Classes to be in by 15th July 2018, together with entry fees. No entry fees in Division 7 Children s Classes. 20p per entry all other Divisions. RULE 8. Exhibitors on coming to the Hall must apply to the Secretary, when they will be assigned a number and given a packet of corresponding cards, one of which must be placed by every exhibit. No name or other means of identification of the exhibitor may appear until the Judges have made their awards. RULE 9. No exhibitor may make more than one entry in any one Class. RULE 10. Except in the Children s Classes and Family Classes exhibitors from the same household may not be awarded more than one prize in any one Class. RULE 11. The Horticultural Classes will be conducted in accordance with the rules and standards contained in the Royal Horticultural Society Horticultural Show latest Handbook, except where they obviously do not apply. RULE 12. The Committee does not accept responsibility for accident to or loss of property sustained by an exhibitor or spectator. RULE 13. All vegetables must be clean, with the skin left in a natural state. All fruit should be shown with the stalks attached. RULE 14. The committee shall have the power to make such further rules for the successful running of the show as it may find to be expedient and the decision of the committee on all points arising out of the rules shall be final. RULE 15. NAFAS Rules (Competitions Manual 3rd edition 2015) state the an Exhibit is composed of natural plant material in all its forms, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in a show schedule - in all exhibits natural plant material must predominate.

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