PUTTENHAM and WANBOROUGH GARDEN CLUB

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1 PUTTENHAM and WANBOROUGH GARDEN CLUB SCHEDULES FOR - SPRING SHOW SATURDAY, APRIL 2 ND 2016 AT 2.00 P.M. SUMMER SHOW SATURDAY, JULY 9 TH 2016 AT 2.30 P.M. & AUTUMN SHOW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 TH 2016 AT 2.30 P.M. MARWICK HALL, PUTTENHAM WEBSITE: RULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1. All Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables shown must have been grown by the Exhibitor in his/her own garden or allotment at least three months preceding the Show, unless otherwise stated in the Schedule. 2. In order to be satisfied that the conditions governing competitive exhibits are fulfilled, the Committee reserve the right to inspect gardens or allotments from which produce has been entered for competition. 3. Competent outside Judges will be appointed whose decisions will be final. They will have power to give extra prizes or, if the exhibits are not deemed worthy, to withhold or reduce the prizes offered. 4. No Exhibitor shall enter more than one exhibit in the same class. 5. The printed forms in the Schedule or must be filled in by the Exhibitor and returned not later than 31 st March 2016, 6 th July 2016 and 7 th September 2016, with the appropriate fees. Entrance fees are 10p for each Class up to 10 Classes, or 1, to cover all Classes in a show. 6. All exhibits must be at the hall as follows: Spring Show: Summer Show: Autumn Show: 8 a.m. and completed by a.m. 8 a.m. and completed by a.m. 8 a.m. and completed by a.m. At the completion time the public will be excluded and judging will start. 7. The Cups will be presented after 3.15 p.m. at both Summer and Autumn Shows. Thereafter all exhibits should be removed. NO EXHIBITS OR PRIZE CARDS MAY BE REMOVED BEFORE THE PRESENTATION OF THE CUPS. 8. A sale of exhibits in aid of Club Funds may be held after the prize giving. PLEASE NAME HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS WHERE POSSIBLE - for the information of fellow horticulturalists. -1-

2 Continued from Page 2 : HINTS TO EXHIBITORS 9. Vases and cardboard plates will be provided. The Committee will not be responsible for any personal property. 10. Class entry cards will be available to Exhibitors at the Secretary's table on the day of the Show and must be placed face downwards by the Exhibitor against each exhibit. 11. Notice of protest to any Exhibitor or exhibit must be made in writing to the Show Secretary within two hours of the opening of the Show. The sum of 25p must be deposited, which will be returned if the protest is upheld, and the decision of the Committee shall be final. 12. All exhibits in the Floral Arrangements and Home Crafts Classes must be the unaided work of the Exhibitor. 13. All exhibits in the Floral Arrangement Section except miniatures, 'pot et fleur' and petites, must be staged at the Hall unless specified otherwise. 14. Whereas adult exhibitors must be members, there is open entry for children under 14 years. HINTS TO EXHIBITORS 1. Keep closely to the Schedule. The Judges are allowed no latitude. 2. Remember that freshness and uniformity are more important than size. 3. The naming of exhibits is an advantage. 4. ALL POT/CONTAINER PLANTS to have been grown by the exhibitor or to have been in his/her possession for at least 6 months. 5. For your further guidance you are strongly advised to obtain a copy of the following publications: The Horticultural Show Handbook - published by the R. H.S. Schedule Definitions - published by the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies of Great Britain. 6. For preserves use: - A clear jar with no trademark or commercial pattern including the lid; Fill to the brim and use a wax circle and cellophane OR a twist top with no wax circle for jam, jellies and marmalades; - Curd should be covered with a wax circle and cellophane only; - Labels should state contents; date made (month and year); 7. Do not hesitate to consult the Secretary or any of the Committee if you have any queries or problems. 8. Only where quantities are not specified in the entry class: -for vegetable collections, the number required is shown below (maximum points shown in brackets) UNLESS there is a single class in the SAME Show where that number may be used. N.B. The potential points will be reduced pro-rata if this number is less than the list below. If unlisted below, use not less than half RHS Handbook quantities, for a collection. -in 'any other vegetable/fruit' classes, if there is an individual class in a different P.W.G.C. Show that number should be used, if it is lower than half RHS quantities. If there is no individual class then use quantities listed below, if unlisted use not less than half RHS Handbook quantities, for a single dish or fruit collection as appropriate. Beans(Runner) 9(18) Celery-Trench 2(20) Peas 12(20) Beans (Broad) 9(15) Cucumbers Potatoes 5(20) Beans (Dwarf) 9(15) (frame) 2(18) Rhubarb (12) Beans (Dwarf Cucumbers (Outdoor 4 sticks stringless) 9(15) & ridge) 2(15) Shallots 10(12) Beetroot 3(15) Leeks 3(20) (Pickling) Broccoli 3(15) Lettuce 2(15) Shallots 10(18) Cabbages 2(15) Marrows 2(15) (Exhibition) Capsicums 4(15) Onions 6(20) Tomatoes 6(18) Carrots(Long) 5(20) (over 250g) (Large/Medium) Carrots (other Onions 6(15) Tomatoes 9(12) than long) 5(18) (under 250g) (Small/Cherry) Cauliflowers 2(20) Parsnips 2(20) Turnips 3(15) Peas 12(16) (Mangetout/Snap) BANKSIAN MEDAL OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY will be awarded to the Exhibitor in Horticultural Classes, who wins the highest amount in Prize Money in the Autumn Show. Mrs B. Allen Winner 2014 is excluded for 2015/2016 Mrs L Dingley Winner 2015 is excluded for 2016/

3 SPRING FLOWER SHOW SATURDAY, APRIL 2 ND 2016 Exhibits will be staged between 8.00 a.m. and a.m. 2 p.m. viewing followed by "Gardeners Questions" and prizes THE RON WATTS VASE- To be held for one year, awarded for the best horticultural exhibit. NOVICE ES- (Any member who has not previously won the Spring Show Novice Award) 1 Vase of one Daffodil 2 Vase of one Narcissus 3 Container* of Primula family member 4 Vase of Spring flowers 5 Vase of one Hyacinth stem * a container is a pot with a rooted plant ES -OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS 6 Container of 2 or more bulbs of a single type and variety e.g. Hyacinths or Trumpet Daffodils or Tulips. Maximum pot size 8in. 7 Container of Primula family member 8 Vase of one Trumpet Daffodil 9 Vase of 3 Stems of Yellow Trumpet Daffodils 10 Vase of 3 Stems of White Trumpet Daffodils (see classification) 11 Vase of one Narcissus 12 Vase of 3 Stems of Narcissi (one or more kinds) 13 Vase of 3 Stems of Double Narcissi (Division 4) 14 Vase of 3 Stems of Split Corona Narcissi (Division 11) 15 Vase of 3 Stems Bicolour Narcissi/Daffodils not entered by exhibitor in any other class 16 Vase of 3 Polyantha Narcissi (more than one flower per stem) 17 Vase of 3 Stems of Tulips 18 Vase of 3 Stems Polyanthus 19 Vase of 3 cut blooms from corms, tubers or rhizomes (one or more kinds) 20 Vase of 3 stems of Spring Flowering Shrubs (one or more kinds) 21 Vase of 3 Stems of Miniature Flowering Bulbs excluding Narcissi 22 Vase of 3 Stems of Miniature Flowering Narcissi/Daffodils 23 5 Helleborus flowerheads (bowl provided) 24 Vase of 3 stems of Perennials of one or more kind excluding bulbs, corms, tubers, trees and shrubs A display of Spring Garden Flowers (not to include house plants) 26 A Flowering Pot Plant 27 A Foliage Pot Plant 28 A Cactus or Succulent FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 29 Spring has Sprung 2' x 2' N.P.M.* * N.P.M. Natural Plant The Floral Exhibit will be judged by the attending public. CRAFTS 30 A hand-made Easter Card 31 Youth Club and Children : A hand-made Easter Please state age on Entry Form ES 1-5 The exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in these classes will be awarded the Spring Show Novice Award, to be held for one year. ES 6-28 The exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in these classes will be awarded the Perreau Cup, to be held for one year. 29 Spring Show Medal. ES 30/1 Special prizes. EXHIBITION OF Tulip Bulbs SUPPLIED TO MEMBERS SPECIAL EXHIBIT PRIZE AWARDED- fill in entry form on the day: no fee. IFICATION OF DAFFODILS/NARCISSI Daffodils - For the purposes of the Show daffodils refers to trumpet daffodils. In fact all daffodils are narcissi botanically. Trumpet - One flower to a stem, trumpet (cup or corona) as long or Daffodils longer than the perianth segments e.g. Division 1. Narcissi - Class 10 One flower to a stem, unless otherwise specified, cup ( or trumpet) less than the length of the perianth segments e.g. Division 2,3,9. - White perianth but trumpet (cup) may be coloured. -5-

4 PUTTENHAM AND WANBOROUGH GARDEN CLUB S U M ME R S H 0 W To be received below by Sat. 31 st March SPRING SHOW, SATURDAY, APRIL 2 ND 2016 ENTRY FORM together with entry fee of 10p for each class entered, or 1 to cover all classes. Please circle the number of each class that you wish to enter Name(print) Address Signed Entry fee enc: PLEASE USE A SEPARATE ENTRY FORM PER PERSON OR ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET. FREE ENTRY FOR Tulip BULBS SUPPLIED TO MEMBERS and your 50p refunded on the day, just for bringing it. PLEASE TICK IF YOU ARE BRINGING YOUR BULB -15- JULY 9 TH 2016 SCHEDULE of ES THE MORGAN CUP - To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number points overall in horticultural classes, on the basis of: 3 points for a lst Prize; 2 points for a 2nd Prize; 1 point for a 3rd Prize; ½ point for H.C. POINTS FOR 11 Max: 8. l st 2 nd & 3 rd, One tenth of points awarded by judges. THE ULANDER CUP - To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest points in the flower classes. THE HOULT ROSE BOWL- To be held for one year; will be awarded for the BEST VEGETABLE ENTRY. Special Award Cup for FRUIT ES -To be held for one year. Special Award Cup for VEGETABLE ES - To be held for one year. A medal will be awarded for BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW A medal will be awarded for BEST ROSE IN SHOW A medal will be awarded for BEST DELPHINIUM IN SHOW CHILDREN S Cup for highest total points in children s classes Prizes for Classes st 30p. 2 nd 20p. 3 rd 10p. Prizes for Classes 11 l st nd 80p. 3 rd 40p. VEGETABLES 1 9 Pods of Peas 10 A Collection of 5 Named Cut Culinary Herbs 2 A Pair of Lettuces in a vase 3 3 Sticks Rhubarb 11 Collection of Vegetables* 4 6 Broad Beans shown in box, not to exceed 2'x1'6". 5 2 Cabbages(3"stem) 3 distinct kinds(see Exhibitor Hints) 6 5 Potatoes 7 3 Beetroots (red) *Quantity see page 3, if unlisted use not less 8 3 Carrots than ½ RHS Handbook quantities 9 Any other vegetable* -6

5 SUMMER SHOW (continued) FRUIT Gooseberries - with stalks 13 6 Strigs Blackcurrants 14 6 Strigs White or Redcurrants 15 6 Strawberries with stalks Raspberries with stalks 17 Collection of Soft Fruit 3 dishes - 3 distinct kinds 18 Any other fruit - Not less than half quantities in R.H.S. Handbook. May include stone or soft fruit, providing the type has not been entered by the exhibitor in any preceding class. FLOWERS 19 5 Stems of Perennials one or more kinds. Dahlias may be included but excluding shrubs, trees and roses 20 1 Specimen Large Flowered Rose (H.T.) 21 3 Stems of Cluster or Polyantha Roses one or more varieties 22 3 Large Flower Roses (H.T.) any varieties 23 3 Stems Miniature Roses any varieties 24 5 Stems of Flowers one or more kinds raised from seed in last 12 months 25 9 Sweet Peas 26 1 Lilium Stem 27 1 Spike Delphinium 28 1 Bowl of 6 Delphinium Florets one or more varieties. Bowls supplied 29 5 Pansies or Violas 30 5 Antirrhinums : any varieties 31 5 Garden Pinks 32 3 Stems Flowering Shrubs 33 3 Stems Ornamental Foliage - no flowers 34 5 Best Leaves 35 3 Stems of Clematis flowers 36 Regal or Zonal Pelargonium in pot (Geranium) 37 One Flowering Pot Plant (not exceeding 8in pot) 38 A Flowering Orchid (not exceeding 8in pot) 39 One Foliage Pot Plant (not exceeding 8in pot) 40 A Cactus or Succulent 41 A Fuchsia in a pot (not exceeding 8in) 42 8 Stems or more of your Best Flowers in a vase 43 5 Fuchsia flowerheads (Stage in board provided) SUMMER SHOW (Continued) FLOWER ARRANGEMENT SECTION THE BANNISTER CUP To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in Classes Prizes for Classes st 30p; 2 nd 20p; 3 rd 10p. 44 A Summer Sizzler. 18 x 18 F.P.M.* 45 A Button Hole for the Groom a petite 4 x 4 F.P.M.* N.B. class 45 may be prepared at home. 46@ My favourite flowers & foliage in a jam jar or plant pot F.P.M.* N.B. class 46 may be prepared at Exhibit for children under 14. PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM * F.P.M. Fresh Plant Material Public Judging will be used to award the Certificate for the Best Flower Arrangement in the Show NOTE: Class 45 and 46 may be done at home. ALL POT PLANTS- see note on page

6 SUMMER SHOW (Continued) H0MECRAFT SECTION THE ULANDER ROSE BOWL. To be held for one year, will be awarded to the winner of the highest number of points in this section on the basis of: 3 points for a 1 st Prize; 2 points for a 2 nd Prize; 1 point for a 3 rd Prize; ½ point for H.C. (highly commended) Exhibits for classes should have been made within the last 12 months. Please note No.6 on page 3. **ALL FOOD ITEMS MUST BE COVERED WITH CLING FILM** Prizes for Classes st 30p; 2 nd 20p; 3 rd 10p. SUMMER SHOW (Continued) PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION. A prize will be awarded for the highest number of points in this section. 63 Photo "Trees" 6 x 4 max. 64 Colour Photo " A Wonderful Bloom" 6 x 4 max. 65 Colour Photo "A Man- Made Structure" 6 x 4 max. 66 Photo In the Garden UNDER 14 6 x 4 max. and YOUTH Please state age on entry form. (Photographs should be mounted) 47 6 eggs 48 Jar Jam or any kind of Preserve } See No.6 49 Jar Jelly, any kind } on page 3 50 Jar Marmalade, any kind } 51 Jar of Honey } 52 Jar of Chutney or Pickle at least 2 months old, not onions or shallots } 53 6 Fruit Scones 54 A Fruit Pie 55 4 Chocolate Sweets (Please Name) 56 3 Sausage Rolls 57 Victoria Sponge (Recipe below) 58 4 Brioche Buns 59 A Savoury Quiche 60 A hand knitted item A Decorated Gingerbread Animal. Children under Decorated Fun Buns. Children under 14. Recipe for Class eggs, weight of eggs in butter, sugar and self-raising flour, jam filling. No Please state age on entry form

7 PUTTENHAM AND WANBOROUGH GARDEN CLUB ENTRY FORM SUMMER SHOW 9 TH JULY 2016 Please put a ring round the number for each Class which you intend to enter. A separate form for each Exhibitor OR ATTACH SEPARATE SHEET. ES * * * 62* * *PLEASE STATE AGE I enclose herewith Entry Fees to the value of 10p per entry - 10 or more entries Full Name..... (Mr. Mrs. Miss) Address Signature.... This form to be filled in and sent NOT LATER THAN WED: 6 h JULY Date... A U T U M N S H 0 W SEPTEMBER 10 TH 2016 SCHEDULE OF ES THE TURNER CUP. To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of horticultural points overall, on the basis of: 3 points for a 1 st Prize, 2 points for a 2 nd Prize, 1 point for a 3 rd Prize, ½ point for H.C.(highly commended). POINTS FOR 21: 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd, one tenth of points awarded by the judges. Max 10. THE SKELSEY CUP. To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in the Vegetable and Fruit Classes. THE TOM BROWN ROSE BOWL. To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in the Flower classes. Special Award Cup for FRUIT to be held for one year Special Award Cup for VEGETABLES to be held for one year A medal will be awarded for the BEST VEGETABLE COLLECTION A medal will be awarded for BEST FLOWER EXHIBIT IN SHOW A plate will be awarded for highest points in Homecraft Section Prizes for ES st 30p. 2 nd 20p. 3 rd 10p. Prizes for 21 1 st nd 80p. 3 rd 40p. Special Prize for Children's classes The Judges will also award a Vase - to be held for one year for the Best Flower Arrangement in the Show. VEGETABLES 1 5 Coloured Potatoes 2 5 White potatoes 3 3 Harvested Onions 8ozs. or under 4 3 Carrots, single variety 5 2 Parsnips 6 2 Cabbages (3" stems) -11 STOP PRESS! Note section for jams pickles etc. in this show

8 AUTUMN SHOW (Continued) 7 3 Leeks 8 10 Shallots, single variety, may be pickling 9 5 Tomatoes (not cherry) 10 3 Beetroot, round red 11 A Pair of Lettuces 12 2 Sticks Celery 13 Pair of Marrows - table quality (up to 15") 14 Pair of Courgettes 15 9 Runner Beans 16 2 Cucumbers 17 2 Sweet Corn 18 9 Cherry Tomatoes 19 3 Harvested Onions, over 8ozs. 20 Any other vegetable * 21 Collection of vegetables* to be shown in a box not to exceed 2ft 9in x 2ft 6in. Four distinct kinds. * Quantity see page 3, if unlisted not less than ½ RHS Handbook quantities FRUIT 22 3 Dessert Apples 23 3 Cooking Apples 24 3 Dessert Pears 25 6 Stone Fruit 26 Plate of 10 Soft Fruit 27 Any Other Fruit - Not less than half quantities as per RHS Handbook. May include stone or soft fruit, providing the type has not been entered by the exhibitor in any preceding class. FLOWERS 28 5 Stems of flowers, one or more kinds, raised from seed during the last twelve months Blooms Asters - Double 30 3 Blooms Asters - Single 31 3 Blooms Large flowered roses (H.T.) any varieties 32 1 Bloom Large flowered rose (H.T.) 33 1 Spike Gladiolus 34 5 Gladioli Flowerheads (container provided) 35 3 Spikes Michaelmas Daisies -12- AUTUMN SHOW (Continued) 36 3 Dahlias of any type excluding Cactus or Pompon 37 3 Cactus Dahlias 38 5 Pompon Dahlias not exceeding 2" (50mm) 39 6 Stems or more of your Best Flowers in a vase 40 5 Fuchsia flower heads Double (container provided) 41 5 Fuchsia flower heads Single (container provided) 42 5 Stems of Perennials one or more kinds, may include dahlias but excluding shrubs and trees 43 5 Pansies or Violas 44 3 Stems Ornamental foliage, no flowers 45 3 Stems Flowering shrubs 46 1 Flowering Pot Plant (Excluding Fuchsias) not exceeding 8 pot 47 A Flowering Orchid not exceeding 8 pot 48 1 Foliage Pot Plant not exceeding 8 pot 49 1 Fuchsia, not exceeding 8" pot 50 A Cactus or a Succulent CHILDRENS ES (under Please state age on Entry Form 51 A Badge or Brooch 52 A Decorated CD or DVD 53 Grow Potatoes in a Barrel : exhibit 3 Best Potatoes # Grow a Pelargonium. Children under 14. Plug plant obtainable from Show Secretary before 1st June. # Barrel, seed potatoes and instructions from Show Secretary by 20th April. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT SECTION Open to all Members THE WALKER CUP: To be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in Classes Prizes for ES st 30p; 2 nd 20p; 3 rd 10p. 55 Autumn Glory 2 x 2 F.P.M.* 56 Nosegay a small bouquet -a petite 9" x 9" F.P.M* N.B: Class 56 may be made at home. * F.P.M. Fresh Plant Material P.T.O. for new section -13-

9 NEW H0MECRAFT SECTION A plate will be awarded for highest points in Homecraft Section 3 points for a 1 st Prize; 2 points for a 2 nd Prize; 1 point for a 3 rd Prize; ½ point for H.C. (highly commended) 57 Jar Jam or any kind of Preserve } See No.6 58 Jar Jelly, any kind } on page 2/3 59 Jar Marmalade, any kind } 60 Jar of Honey } 61 Jar of Citrus Fruit Curd } 62 Jar of Fruit Curd (flavour not entered in class 61) } 63 Jar of Chutney or Pickle at least 2 months old, not pickled onions or shallots but onion marmalade style allowed. PUTTENHAM AND WANBOROUGH GARDEN CLUB ENTRY FORM AUTUMN SHOW 10 TH SEPTEMBER 2016 Please put a ring round the number for each Class which you intend to enter. A separate form for each Exhibitor OR ATTACH SEPARATE SHEET. ES * 51* 52* 53* *PLEASE STATE AGE I enclose herewith Entry Fees to the value of 10p per entry - 10 or more entries Full Name..... (Mr. Mrs. Miss) Address Signature.... Date... This form to be filled in and sent NOT LATER THAN WED 7th September

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