ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

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1 ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SUMMER FLOWER & PRODUCE SHOW Saturday 19 th & Sunday 20 th August am - 5pm Venue: Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity Max & Dot de la Haye Group of Dahlias Overall Winner of the Summer Flower and Produce Show 2016

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3 CONTENTS CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER 2016 Awards Page 6 Show Regulations Page 10 Important notices to exhibitors Page 12 Upcoming RJA&HS Events Page 13 Classes Plants & Groups Page 14 Classes Pot Plants Page 14 Classes Cacti & Succulents Page 16 Classes Cut Flowers Page 17 Classes Fruit & Vegetables Page 22 Classes Eggs Page 25 Classes Cakes Page 26 Classes Adult Floral Arranging Page 27 Classes Kit Robert Children s Classes Page 28 Entry Form Exhibitors Copy Page 29 Entry Form To complete and return Page 31 3

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6 Summer Flower & Produce Show 2016 THE H.G. SHEPARD MEMORIAL TROPHY To be awarded for the most meritorious exhibit in the Summer Show 2016: Max & Dot de la Haye Group of Dahlias RESERVE OVERALL WINNER Excluding flower arrangements and cakes 2016: Stephen Le Feuvre Group of Cacti THE DAHLIA CUP To be awarded at the discretion of the judges to the best Dahlia entry 2016: Max & Dot De La Haye Group of Dahlias MEDALS The National Dahlia Society s Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded at the judge s discretion to the exhibits of Dahlias in the Summer Show TRADE EXHIBITS EXCLUDED 2016: Silver Max & Dot de la Haye Group of Dahlias 2016: Bronze Max & Dot De La Haye Collection of Dahlias THE E.E. LE MOINE MEMORIAL CHRYSANTHEMUM TROPHY To be awarded to the exhibitor who gains the most points in the whole of the Chrysanthemum classes at the August Show 2016: Norman Ridley 16 points ROSARIAN SOCIETY ROSE BOWL Generously donated by the above Society to this Department To be awarded to the exhibitor with the best Rose exhibit at this show 2016: Graham Queree 1 Rose, Red ROSARIAN S MINER S LAMP To be awarded to the best miniature rose in a picture frame (winner of Class 130) NEW AWARD FOR 2017 STEPHENS PERPETUAL ROSE TROPHY To be awarded to the Best Specimen Rose (winner of Class 122) NEW AWARD FOR

7 HARRY DUNN PERPETUAL ROSE TROPHY To be awarded to the best Bi-Colour Hybrid Tea Rose (winner of Class 123) NEW AWARD FOR 2017 THE WINTER DE GRUCHY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY To be awarded to the winner of class 252 A collection of produce to be displayed on a card table, all round effect. Produce to include whatever has been grown on your own plot i.e. fruit, vegetables, flowers, herbs etc but only produce from your own plot at Mont Cochon is legible. The card table will be provided approx 36ins x 36ins square. 2016: Kevin Roberts, Plots 51 & 52 THE BANKSIAN MEDAL Kindly offered by the Royal Horticultural Society under the following conditions: To be awarded to the winner of the largest total amount of prize money in the whole of the horticultural classes, except artistic, at the August show. Winners from the previous two years being ineligible to compete. Should two competitors be equal, the first in alphabetical order will receive the medal unless he or she had previously won a Banksian Medal and the other not Winner 2014: Steve Vibert Winner 2015: Norman Ridley Winner 2016: Stephen Le Feuvre THE BRITISH FUCHSIA SOCIETY CRESTED SPOON To be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Fuchsia classes at this show Winner 2016: John & Barbara Hidrio 9 points BRITISH FUCHSIA SOCIETY BLUE ROSETTE Awarded at the discretion of the judges to the best Fuchsia exhibit at this show Winner 2016: Stephen Le Feuvre 1 fuchsia, normal bush THE JANET LE QUESNE MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded to the Winner of Class 291 Winner 2016: Sheila Le Var THE RHS JUNIOR COMPETITORS AWARD OF MERIT CERTIFICATE Winner 2016: Heather Armstrong A Decorated Hat A Day at the Races 7

8 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GARDENERS SHOW AWARDS The Worshipful Company of Gardeners has been pleased to grant Diplomas for Excellence in Horticulture and Certificates of Merit in Floral Art for this show Diploma for Excellence in Horticulture Winner: Max & Dot de la Haye Group of Dahlias 2016 Certificate of Merit in Floral Art Winner Sheila Le Var Flower Arrangement, Tale of Peter Rabbit THE PELARGONIUM & GERANIUM SOCIETY Gold Certificate: to be awarded to the best exhibit in the Pelargonium classes 2016: Graham Queree, Group of Pelargoniums Silver Certificate: to be awarded to 2 nd best exhibit in the Pelargonium classes 2016: Graham Queree, 3 pots of Pelargoniums 8

9 Best in Section Awards BEST IN THE CUT FLOWERS Winner: Max and Dot de la Haye Group of Dahlias (class 74) BEST IN THE POT PLANT CLASSES Winner: Stephen Le Feuvre Group of Cacti (class 68) BEST IN THE FRUIT CLASSES Winner: Carole Mourant Dish of 5 apricots (class 179) BEST IN THE VEGETABLE CLASSES Winner: Steve Vibert 3 leeks (class 216) BEST IN THE FLORAL ARRANGING (PROFESSIONAL) Winner: Betty Quenault Flower Arrangement Tale of Peter Rabbit (class 278) BEST IN THE FLORAL ARRANGING (AMATEUR) Winner: Sheila Le Var Flower Arrangement Tale of Peter Rabbit BEST IN THE FLORAL ARRANGING (CHILDREN) Winner: Heather Armstrong Decorated hat A Day at the Races (class 294) 2016 BEST IN THE CAKE CLASSES ADULTS Winner: Ivy Le Troquer Almond Cake (class 253) 2016 BEST IN THE CAKE CLASSES CHILDREN Winner: Amy Creed 3 decorated cup cakes, yrs (class 267) 9

10 SHOW REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF EXHIBITIONS, COMPETITIONS AND SHOWS HELD BY THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (EXHIBITORS NOT COMPLYING WITH THESE REGULATIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO DISQUALIFICATION) 1. EXHIBITORS MUST BE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY, 10 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER, EXCEPT IN CLASSES WHERE OTHERWISE DEFINED I.E. OPEN CLASSES OR SHOWS. 2. IF THEY WISH TO BE PROVIDED WITH SCHEDULES AND ENTRY FORMS EXHIBITORS MUST SPECIFICALLY ASK TO BE GIVEN COPIES OF THE SAME. 3. EXHIBITORS MUST FORWARD TO THE SECRETARY, NOT LATER THAN THE DATE SPECIFIED IN THE SCHEDULE, A LIST OF THE FLOWERS, FRUIT OR VEGETABLES THEY INTEND TO EXHIBIT, GIVING THE NUMBER OF THE CLASS OR CLASSES IN WHICH THEY INTEND TO COMPETE. 4. NO EXHIBIT, ONCE BROUGHT TO THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION, MAY BE REMOVED WITHOUT THE PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE SECRETARY. EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED BY THE TIME SPECIFIED IN THE SCHEDULE. EXHIBITORS WISHING TO SEND COLLECTIONS TO THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION ON THE DAY BEFORE THE SHOW MUST ARRANGE WITH THE SECRETARY, FOR THEIR RECEIPT AND SAFE KEEPING. THE COUNCIL, WHILST UNDERTAKING ALL REASONABLE CARE, DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO ANY EXHIBIT. THE COUNCIL DOES NOT UNDERTAKE TO STAGE ANY EXHIBIT. 5. CARDS, WITH THE NUMBER OF AN ENTRY AND THE CLASSES IN WHICH IT IS COMPETING, WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH EXHIBITOR ON ENTERING THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION. EXHIBITORS ARE REQUESTED TO BE PARTICULAR IN PLACING THEIR CARDS WHICH MUST BE PLACED BY THE EXHIBITOR CORRECTLY. THE COUNCIL WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERROR IN PLACING THE CARDS. 6. ELECTED STEWARDS WILL IF ASKED ASSIST EXHIBITORS IN THE PLACING OF THEIR EXHIBITS. 7. EXHIBITORS ARE INVITED TO SHOW UNUSUAL, NEW OR NEWLY INTRODUCED CULTIVARS OR PLANTS, WHETHER OR NOT MENTIONED IN THE SHOW SCHEDULE ON THE MEMBERS TABLE. 8. THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION WILL BE CLOSED PROMPTLY AT 9PM ON THE DAY BEFORE THE SHOW UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE VACATED THE PREMISES BY THAT TIME. THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION MAY BE OPENED EARLY IN THE MORNING OF THE DAY OF THE SHOW BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE SECRETARY. 9. NO PERSON, NOT BEING AN OFFICIAL, MAY REMAIN IN THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION WHILST THE JUDGES ARE OFFICIALLY ENGAGED. 10. JUDGES ARE ELECTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT OF THE SOCIETY. 11. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES AS TO THE MERIT OF AN EXHIBIT SHALL BE FINAL. COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE FOR FURTHER INSPECTION ANY SPECIMENS OR PLANTS WHICH ARE THE SUBJECT OF A DISPUTE. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES SHALL BE FINAL, EXCEPT IN CASES WHEN, AFTER AN AWARD IS MADE, THE EXHIBIT IS FOUND NOT TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEDULE. 10

11 12. ALL MATTERS OF PROTEST, DISQUALIFICATION ETC MUST BE LODGED WITH THE SECRETARY NO LATER THAN CLOSE OF THE FIRST DAY OF THE SHOW, WHEN THEY WILL BE DEALT WITH BY AN ADJUDICATOR APPOINTED BY THE COUNCIL WHOSE JUDGEMENT WHICH SHALL BE BASED ON THE RHS CRITERIA SHALL BE FINAL. 13. ONLY ONE ENTRY MAY BE MADE IN EACH CLASS UNLESS THE SCHEDULE PROVIDES OTHERWISE. IF A GIVEN CLASS SHALL ONLY HAVE ONE COMPETING ENTRY IT SHALL NOT RECEIVE A PRIZE OR COMMENDATION UNLESS, IN THE OPINION OF THE JUDGES, IT IS DESERVING OF ONE. 14. ALL PLANTS MUST HAVE BEEN IN THE OWNERSHIP, OF THE EXHIBITOR FOR AT LEAST TWO MONTHS PRIOR TO THE SHOW. ALL CUT FLOWERS, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES MUST HAVE BEEN GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR OR THEY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR THE PRIZE, EXCEPT WHERE MARKED OTHERWISE IN THE SCHEDULE. 15. AMATEUR. A PERSON WHO, NOT BEING A PROFESSIONAL, EITHER PERSONALLY OR WITH UNPAID OR PAID ASSISTANCE, MAINTAINS A GARDEN OR GROWS PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUIT OR VEGETABLES FOR PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT AND NOT FOR HIS OR HER LIVELIHOOD. 16. ALL PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES MUST BE DISTINCT AND NAMED WHERE POSSIBLE AND IN CASES OF EQUALITY PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE EXHIBITS WHICH COMPLY WITH THIS REGULATION. SEEDLINGS AND SPORTS MUST BE DESCRIBED AS SUCH. 17. ANYONE ELECTED AS A JUDGE IN A SHOW OR A GARDEN COMPETITION WILL BE UNABLE TO MAKE ENTRIES IN THAT PARTICULAR SHOW OR GARDEN COMPETITION. 18. THREE JUDGES AND A RESERVE JUDGE WILL BE ELECTED FOR THE GARDEN COMPETITION. THE RESERVE JUDGE WILL ACCOMPANY THE JUDGES ON ALL THE JUDGING DAYS. IF ANY COMPETITOR IS RELATED TO, OR EMPLOYED BY, ANY OF THE JUDGES, THE RESERVE JUDGE WILL TAKE HIS OR HER PLACE. 19. ALL ENTRIES SHOULD BE MADE ON THE APPROPRIATE ENTRY FORM. 20. THE COUNCIL SHALL HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF ALL EXHIBITS FROM THE TIME OF THEIR STAGING AT THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE SHOW. 21. ALL PRIZE MONEY SHALL BE PAYABLE TWENTY-ONE DAYS AFTER EACH SHOW AT THE DEPARTMENT S OFFICES. ANY PRIZE MONEY NOT CLAIMED BY 31 ST OF DECEMBER SHALL BE FORFEITED. 22. JUDGING OF FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS WILL BE ACCORDING TO THE RHS GUIDELINES. 23. BEST IN SHOW AND RESERVE BEST IN SHOW WILL ONLY BE AWARDED TO EXHIBITS GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR I.E FRUIT, VEGETABLES, FLOWERS BUT NOT FLOWER ARRANGING OR CAKES ETC. 11

12 Important notices to exhibitors 1. Closing date for entries is Wednesday 9 th August Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class 3. The Summer Flower and Produce Show takes place in the Exhibition Hall 4. Staging of exhibits takes place: 2pm 5.30pm on Thursday 17 th August 9am 9pm on Friday 18 th August 7am 7.45am on Saturday 19 th August 5. Judging will commence on Saturday 19 th August at 8am (please vacate the exhibition hall by 7.45am at the latest. Thank you.) 6. No exhibits are to be removed from the show bench until 5pm on Sunday 20 th August 7. Prize giving the main awards will be presented at 4pm on Sunday 20 th August. 8. An auction of the cakes in the cake classes, will take place after the Prizegiving. Proceeds will be forwarded to Brook in Jersey. 9. Prize certificates will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Commended awards 10. Prize money will only be awarded to first prize unless otherwise specified 11. Please include names with your exhibits where possible. It makes the Show more interesting to visitors if the varieties of flowers, plants, fruit and vegetables are stated. 12. Herbaceous definitions: the following definitions of herbaceous taken from the RHS horticultural show handbook may be useful to exhibitors. Herbaceous perennials: A plant with a non-woody stem which dies down to the ground completely each winter, but which has a rootstock which remains alive throughout several years. For horticultural purposes the word rootstock includes all bulbs and tubers. Herbaceous plants: A plant which does not form a persistent woody stem. It may be annual, biennial or perennial. Show stewards Neil Fauvel (Directing Steward) Alan le Troquer David Pope John Hidrio Martin Rouault Steve Falle Nance Hicklin 12

13 Upcoming RJA&HS Events 2017 Garden Tour F J Ahier Country Garden Anniversary Autumn Fair Christmas Lunch & Horticultural Prize Giving 6th August 2pm 5pm Meet at RJA&HS 3 rd September, 2.30pm (Entries to be given on day before 2.30pm or in advance) 7 th & 8 th October (Closing date for Entries: 27 th September) 10 th December Greenhills Visit some of the best gardens from the All-Island Garden Competition by minibus. Book your place by calling or louise@royaljersey.co.uk Includes Sunflower competition for plot holders. Includes: Cattle Show, Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show, Jersey Poultry and Ornithological show, Exhibitions and Local stalls Tickets available from RJA&HS Office from November 13

14 PLANTS AND GROUPS Notes: One plant per pot unless otherwise stated Please also use clean pots and saucers when exhibiting pot plants Where pot sizes are stated the measure is the interior diameter of the rim Edging of Moss and Foliage allowed in Groups 1. Groups of plants, flowering and foliage, Stove and/or Greenhouse, not to exceed 0 a width of 6ft and depth of 5ft on floor space 2. Group of foliage plants, one kind or mixed, not to exceed a width of 6ft and 0 depth of 5ft on floor space 3. Hanging Basket of mixed plants in bloom and foliage 2 4. Hanging Basket of non flowering Ornamental Foliage 2 5. Hanging Basket of Fuchsias ONLY, in bloom 2 6. Hanging Basket of Variegated Fuchsias ONLY 2 POT PLANTS POT PLANTS FUCHSIAS Notes: Fuchsia sizes will be measured as follows: o Standards - not less than 30ins clear stem o Half standards - at least 18ins but less than 30ins clear stem o Quarter standards at least 10ins but less than 18ins clear stem o Pyramids - not less than 1in clear stem 7. 1 fuchsia, standard fuchsia, half-standard fuchsia, pyramid Fuchsias, 3 varieties, normal bush fuchsia, normal bush fuchsia, quarter standard Fuchsia, any other kind.50 POT PLANTS PELARGONIUMS 14. Pelargonium, Regal, 1 pot Pelargonium, Regal, 3 pots Pelargonium, Zonal, Single, 1 pot Pelargonium, Zonal, Single, 3 pots Pelargonium, Zonal, Double or Semi-Double, 3 pots 2 14

15 19. Pelargonium, Zonal, Double or Semi-Double, 1 pot Pelargonium, Ivy-leaved, 3 pots Pelargonium, Ivy-leaved, 1 pot Pelargonium, Zonal, Variegated-leaved, 3 pots Pelargonium, Zonal, Variegated-leaved, 1 pot Pelargonium, Angel, 1 pot Pelargoniums, Angel, 3 pots, different varieties, 1 in each pot Pelargonium Species, 1 pot (excluding Zonal and Regal) Pelargoniums- 3 types: 1 regal,1 zonal,1 ivy leaf, 1 in each pot Pelargonium Group a group of 7 pots, any variety 3 POT PLANTS BEGONIAS 29. Begonia, Tuberous Rooted, Double, 6 pots Begonia, Tuberous Rooted, Double, 3 colours, 3 pots Begonia, Tuberous Rooted, Double, 1, any colour, 1 pot Begonia, Multiflora, 1 pot Rex Begonia, coloured foliage, hybrid, 3 pots (excluding Iron Cross and Tiger) Rex Begonia, coloured foliage, hybrid, 1 pot (excluding Iron Cross and Tiger) Begonia, Fibrous Rooted in bloom, Semperflorens, 3 pots Begonia, Fibrous Rooted in bloom, Semperflorens, 1 pot Begonia, Any other kind, Flowering, 1 pot Begonia, Any other kind, Foliage, 1 pot (to include Tiger and Iron Cross).50 POT PLANTS - ROSES 39. Miniature or Patio Roses, any variety, 3 pots, one in each pot Miniature or Patio Rose, 1 pot Any other kind of rose, grown in a pot.50 POT PLANTS - OTHERS 42. Plants in bloom, Stove and/or Greenhouse, 3 pots Plants in bloom, Stove and/or Greenhouse, 1 pot Foliage Plants, other than Coleus and Ferns, 3 kinds, 3 pots Foliage Plant, other than Coleus and Ferns, 1 pot Lilium, 1 pot Coleus, 3 pots, Dwarf varieties Coleus, 1 pot, Dwarf variety Coleus, 3 pots, Large varieties Coleus, 1 pot, Large variety Charm Chrysanthemum, in bloom, 1 pot.50 15

16 52. Chrysanthemum, 1 pot, any other kind Achimenes, 3 pots Achimenes, 1 pot Streptocarpus, 1 pot Streptocarpus, 3 pots Orchids, 3 varieties or kinds, one in each pot Orchid, 1 pot Gloxinias, 3 pots Gloxinia, 1 pot plants in bloom, in pots plant in bloom in a pot Ferns, in pots Fern in a pot Asparagus type Fern, 1 pot Saintpaulia or Cape Violet, 3 pots Saintpaulia or cape Violet, 1 pot.50 CACTI & SUCCULENTS Please label all succulents where possible as it stimulates interest in visitors Judging along with RHS rules, cacti and succulents will be judged based on the condition, maturity and rarity of the plant. Plants in flower or showing evidence they have flowered are to be preferred. 68. Cactus, 1 specimen, in one pot pots of Cacti with the same species in each pot pots of Cacti with the same species in each pot Group of Cacti, to fill, but not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space Succulent (excluding Cacti), variety, in a pot, the pot not to exceed 8in diameter pots of Succulents with the same species in each pot (excluding Cacti), the 4 pots not to exceed diameter of 8in pots of Succulents with the same species in each pot (excluding Cacti) the 5 pots not to exceed diameter of 8in 75. Group of Succulents (excluding Cacti), to fill, but not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space 0 16

17 CUT FLOWERS Notes: Cut flowers must not be shown with foliage other than their own Dahlias to be shown in vases, Semi-Cactus varieties may be shown in the Cactus classes. Edging foliage and Moss allowed in groups. Please name varieties, wherever possible. CUT FLOWERS - DAHLIAS 76. Dahlias collection 0 Decorative or cactus. - three blooms, large or giant, 3 vases, - six blooms, medium, 2 vases - nine blooms, small or miniature, 3 vases 77. Dahlias, group, not more than 6ft x 2½ft on table space Dahlias, giant (over 10ins.) or large decorative (8-10ins) 3 6 vases, 1 bloom in each vase, not less than 4 varieties 79. Dahlias, giant (over 10ins.) or large decorative (8-10ins) 2 3 varieties, 1 of each, 3 vases 80. Dahlia, giant (over 10ins.) or large decorative (8-10ins) 1 bloom 81. Dahlias, medium decorative (6-8ins), 3 6 varieties, 1 of each, 2 vases 82. Dahlias, medium decorative (6-8ins),.50 3 varieties, 1 of each, 1 vase 83. Dahlias, medium decorative (6-8ins), 3, 1 variety, 1 vase 84. Dahlias, small decorative (4-6ins), 2 3 varieties, 3 of each, 3 vases 85. Dahlias, small decorative (4-6ins), 3, 1 variety, 1 vase 86. Dahlias, miniature decorative (up to 4ins), 2 3 varieties, 3 of each, 3 vases 87. Dahlias, miniature decorative (up to 4ins), 1 variety, 3 blooms, 1 vase 88. Dahlias, giant (over 10ins) or large cactus (8-10ins) 3 6 vases, 1 bloom in each vase, not less than 4 varieties 89. Dahlias, giant (over 10ins) or large cactus (8-10ins).50 3 varieties, 1 of each, 3 vases 90. Dahlia, giant (over 10ins) or large cactus (8-10ins) 1 bloom 91. Dahlia, medium cactus (6 8 ins) 3 6 varieties, 1 of each, 2 vases 92. Dahlia, medium cactus (6-8 ins).50 3 varieties, 1 of each, 1 vase 93. Dahlia, medium cactus (6-8 ins) 17

18 3, 1 variety, 1 vase 94. Dahlia, small cactus (4-6 ins) 3 varieties, 3 of each, 3 vases 95. Dahlia, small cactus (4-6 ins) 3, 1 variety, 1 vase 96. Dahlia, miniature cactus (up to 4 ins) 3 varieties, 3 of each, 3 vases 97. Dahlia, miniature cactus (up to 4 ins) 3, 1 variety, 1 vase 98. Dahlia, ball type (over 4 ins diameter) 3 varieties, 3 of each, 3 vases 99. Dahlia, ball type (over 4 ins diameter) 6 blooms, 1 vase, 1 variety 100. Dahlia, ball type (over 4 ins diameter) 3 blooms, 1 vase, 1 variety 101. Dahlia, ball type (2-4 ins diameter) 12 blooms, 3 varieties, 2 vases, 6 in each vase 102. Dahlia, ball type (2-4 ins diameter) 6 blooms, 1 vase, 1 variety 103. Dahlia, ball type (2-4 ins diameter) 3 blooms, 1 vase, 1 variety 104. Dahlia, pompons (under 2 ins in diameter) 12 blooms, mixed, 1 vase, not less than 3 varieties 105. Dahlia, pompons (under 2 ins in diameter) 1 variety, 6 blooms, 1 vase 106. Dahlia, water lily variety 3 vases of named varieties, 5 blooms in each vase 107. Dahlia, any other kind 1 vase CUT FLOWERS - GLADIOLUS Notes: Grandiflorus: Large and Giant types, over 5ins. diameter of floret Medium type: over 4 ins. and not exceeding 5ins. Small and Miniature: over 1 ½ ins and not exceeding 4ins diameter Primulinus, Hooded Florets, on slender stems, 3ins and under in diameter Gladiolus, Grandiflorus Large and/or medium flowered 3 6 spikes, different varieties, 2 vases 109. Gladiolus, Grandiflorus Large and/or medium flowered 2 3 spikes, different varieties, 1 vase 110. Gladiolus, Grandiflorus Large and/or medium flowered 3 spikes, 1 variety, 1 vase 111. Gladiolus, any other type (1 type per vase) 3 spikes, 1 variety or mixed, 1 vase 18

19 CUT FLOWERS - EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS 112. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, doubles disbudded 3 3 varieties, 1 of each, 1 vase 113. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, doubles disbudded.50 1 variety, 3 blooms, 1 vase 114. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, doubles disbudded 1 variety, 1 bloom, 1 vase 115. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, pompons (garden varieties).50 1 variety, 3 sprays, 1 vase 116. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, spray varieties, un-disbudded (garden 3 varieties) 3 varieties, 3 vases 117. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, spray varieties, un-disbudded (garden varieties) 1 variety, 1 vase 118. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, Charm 1 variety, 3 stems, 1 vase 119. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, Charm 3 3 varieties, 3 stems of each, 3 vases 120. Early Flowering Chrysanthemums, Group of Cut Blooms Arranged on table space not to exceed 6ft x 2 ½ ft. Any kinds of varieties arranged for effect against a wall. Foliage allowed. 0 CUT FLOWERS - ROSES Notes: Peace is a bi-coloured rose 121. Specimen Rose, the most highly scented rose which MUST be named (hybrid tea) Specimen of large flowered (hybrid tea) any one colour Specimen of large flowered (hybrid tea) bi-coloured 124. Roses (hybrid tea), 6 Varieties, 1 of each, 6 vases Roses (hybrid tea), 3 Varieties, 1 of each, 3 vases One box of hybrid tea Roses, 6 blooms, all different, to include the names (box 2 supplied) , Specimen Roses, hybrid tea, mixed varieties, exhibited in a bowl, (if you do 3 not have a bowl, please say and one will be provided) , Specimen Roses, hybrid tea, one variety, exhibited in a bowl (if you do not 3 have a bowl, please say and one will be provided) 129. A palette of seven named miniature and/or patio roses (palette supplied) Miniature rose in a picture frame (frame provided) 19

20 Small basket of roses (any variety), basket to be provided by exhibitor and maximum diameter of 15 inches. All roses must be grown by exhibitor Small box of 6 miniature rose blooms, all named, all different varieties Artist palette of 7 blooms (miniature / patio roses), fully open (palette provided) Bowl of miniature roses, mixed varieties, any number of stems Hybrid tea rose in a picture frame (frame provided) 136. A small box of 6 miniature roses of Hybrid Tea form, one or more varieties 2 (box provided) 137. A basket of miniature/patio roses, any number of stems (either the same or a mixture of both miniature & patio in basket) 138. Floribundas, mixed varieties, exhibited in a bowl, (if you do not have a bowl, please say and one will be provided) 139. Floribundas, one variety only, exhibited in a bowl, (if you do not have a bowl, please say and one will be provided) 140. Rose, Floribunda, 1 vase, 1 variety 141. Roses, Floribunda, 3 vases, 3 varieties Rose, Rambler, 1 vase, 1 variety Rose, Climber, 1 vase, 1 variety 144. Shrub Roses, 1 vase, 1 variety 145. Shrub Roses, 1 vase, mixed varieties 146. Any other kind of Rose, 1 vase CUT FLOWERS - OTHERS 147. Fuchsia blooms arranged for effect in a 6in saucer of gel (saucers supplied but ask prior to the show). Fuchsia blooms judged for freshness, perfect flower heads, and for artistic effect (see illustration below). The gel recommended by the British Fuchsia Society is Supergel, produced by Chempak. 20

21 148. Phlox, Perennial, 1 vase, 3 spikes Salpiglossis, 1 vase, 3 spikes Penstemons, 1 vase, 3 spikes Carnations, Border, 1 vase, 6 blooms Antirrhinums, 1 vase, 6 spikes Gerberas, 1 vase, 6 blooms Asters, Annual, Single, 6 blooms, 1 vase Asters, Annual, Mixed Doubles, 6 blooms, 1 vase Liliums, 1 vase, 1 or more spikes Alstroemeria, one vase, 5 stems, one variety Any other kind of flower, not mentioned, 1 vase 159. Hardy Flowers, Bulbous, and/or Herbaceous, 3 vases, 3 kinds Hardy Flowers, Bulbous, and/or Herbaceous, 1 kind Hardy Shrubs, 3 kinds, 3 vases Hardy Shrubs, 1 kind Lilium, any other variety, 1 bloom only (please note this is for one Bloom, not a Spike) PHOTOGRAPHIC CLASS 164. Photographic competition 7inch x 5inch photo, taken by you, of a flower, titled Summer s Day. Flower can be grown by anybody. Open class non members can enter. The photo not to have been entered in an RJA&HS Show before 21

22 FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRUIT Notes: Labels stating varieties or names must not be gummed on the fruit Black and White Grapes are to be considered as different kinds of fruit A dish of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Figs and Plums, 5 fruits A dish of Gooseberries, 20 fruits In the judging of Dessert Apples, size will be considered secondary to quality 165. Grapes, Black, any variety, 1 bunch Grapes, White, any variety, 1 bunch Basket of mixed fruit, up to 5 kinds, arranged for effect, grown on the island by 5 the exhibitor 168. Apples, Dessert, collection of 3 varieties Apples, Culinary, collection of 3 varieties Apples, Dessert, 5 Discovery Apples, Dessert, 5 Worcester Pearmain Apples, Dessert, 5 James Grieve Apples, Dessert, 5 any other variety Apples, Culinary, 5 any other variety Pears, Collection of 3 varieties Pears, 5 Williams Pears, 5 Gratioli Pears, 5 Beth Pears, 5 any other variety Raspberries, 15 shown with stalks, on a plate Strawberries, 15 shown with stalks, on a plate Blackberries, 15 shown with stalks, on a plate Peaches, dish of 5 fruits Nectarines, dish of 5 fruits Apricots, dish of 5 fruits Kiwi, dish of 5 fruits Plums, Greengage, dish of 5 fruits Plums, Victoria, dish of 5 fruits Plums, Kirkes, dish of 5 fruits Plums, any other variety, Red, dish of 5 fruits Plums, any other variety, Black, dish of 5 fruits Plums, Yellow, dish of 5 fruits Melon, 1, outdoor grown Melon, 1, indoor grown Figs, any variety, dish of 5 fruits Any other kind of fruit not mentioned, shown on a plate.50 22

23 VEGETABLES (EXCLUDING GOURDS) Notes: Parsley allowed as edging in collections 197. Collection of 10 kinds of vegetables shown on the table, 1 of each kind, not 0 exceeding 5ft x 2½ ft 198. Collection of 5 kinds of vegetables, shown on the table, 1 of each kind, not 4 exceeding 3ft x 2½ ft 199. Vegetable Trug - A trug of kitchen vegetables (in the trug supplied please ask 4 at the Office), not less than 5 kinds of kitchen garden vegetables, mixed cultivars permitted, to be staged for effect. Vegetables may extend beyond the boundary of the trug, but must not rest on the bench. The exhibit must be suitable to be lifted and carried. Foliage and root growth may be trimmed for display purposes and herbs may be included Large Vegetable Basket - A large basket of vegetables (in your own basket), 5 not fewer than 5 kinds of vegetables, exhibition and kitchen vegetables permitted, mixed cultivars permitted, to be staged for effect. Vegetables may extend beyond the boundary of the basket, but must not rest on the bench. Foliage and root growth may be trimmed for display purposes and herbs may be included. The basket must be no bigger than 2 foot 10 in x 1 foot 6 in First time exhibitor - basket of vegetables. A trug of kitchen vegetables (in the 4 trug supplied please ask at the Office), not fewer than 5 kinds of kitchen garden vegetables, mixed cultivars permitted, to be staged for effect. Vegetables may extend beyond the boundary of the trug, but must not rest on the bench. The exhibit must be suitable to be lifted and carried. Foliage and root growth may be trimmed for display purposes and herbs may be included. Exhibitor must not have shown a basket of vegetables at an RJA&HS Show before 202. Salad Basket - Salading Basket of not less than 5 kinds Collection of Pot or Flavouring Herbs shown in a basket, not less than 5 3 kinds, one basket 204. Parsley, 1 container Celery, 3 heads Shallots, Globe, Shallots, Globe, Shallots, Long, Shallots, Long, Garlic, Cabbage, Cabbage, Red, Curly Kale, (fresh, well-developed, blemish-free leaves of good colour and size).50 3 leaves with neatly trimmed stalks, 1 colour 214. Chard (fresh, undamaged, well-formed, uniformly coloured leaves). Leaves.50 complete with neatly trimmed stalks, 3 stalks, 1 colour 215. Cauliflowers, Carrots, stump rooted,

24 217. Turnips, Beetroots, Globe, Beetroots, Long, Radish, 5 on a plate, one variety Cucumbers, 2, indoor Cucumbers, 2, outdoor Parsnips, Leeks, Peas, Green, 5 pods Beans, Scarlet Runner type, 5 pods Dwarf French Beans, 5 pods Climbing French Beans, 10 pods Aubergines, 1 variety, Sweet Corn, 3 Cobs Marrows, Vegetable, Summer Squash, 1 type, 3 specimens Courgettes, Onions, Globe varieties, Onions, Flat varieties, Onions, Coloured, 5 Red Onions, Coloured, 5 White Potatoes, White, Potatoes, Coloured, Potatoes, Collection of 3 varieties, 3 of each Capsicums (Sweet Peppers), 3 of one variety, one colour Chillies, 10 of one variety Rhubarb, 5 sticks Tomatoes x 9, round type, not to exceed 60mm diameter Tomatoes x 15, cherry, any colour Tomatoes x 9, plum Tomatoes x 3, beefsteak (not less than 75mm in diameter) Vine tomatoes, one truss, Cherry type, Red Vine tomatoes, one truss, Cherry type, any other colour Vine tomatoes, one truss, other than Cherry type Any other kind of vegetable, not mentioned (excluding Gourds).50 24

25 SPECIAL CLASSES 252. A collection of produce to be displayed on a card table, all round effect. Produce to include whatever has been grown on your own plot fruit, vegetables, flowers, herbs etc but only produce from your own plot at Mont Cochon is legible. The card table will be provided approx 36ins x 36ins square. 5 Special class created in memory of the late Winter de Gruchy (open to Plot Holders from the F J Ahier Country Gardens only). The Winter de Gruchy Memorial Perpetual Trophy has been donated by Mrs Enid de Gruchy and Family and will be awarded to the winner of this class Grower s Choice - A collection of produce to be displayed on a card table, all round effect. Produce to include whatever has been grown in your garden fruit, vegetables, flowers, herbs etc. The card table will be provided approx 36ins x 36ins square. 5 EGGS 254. Eggs, White, 3, shown on a small plate Eggs, Tinted, 3, shown on a small plate Eggs, Brown, 3, shown on a small plate Duck Eggs, 3, shown on a small plate Goose Egg, 1, shown on a small plate Quail, Eggs, 6 shown on a small plate.50 25

26 CAKES CAKES ADULTS & CHILDREN OVER 14 YRS (MEMBERS & NON MEMBERS) Notes: All cakes will be auctioned for charity, unless specified on your Entry Form Please label the underside of your cake stand for the Afternoon Tea selection class to ensure the cake stand is returned to the owner 260. Fruit Cake Almond Cake Victoria Sandwich Chocolate Sandwich Lemon Drizzle Cake Carrot Cake Plain Scones Cheese Scones Fruit Scones Decorated Biscuits Jersey Wonders, 6 on a plate Apple Pie, in a standard size foil dish Battenburg (with home-made marzipan) Afternoon Tea selection, 6 different items, 1 of each, no sandwiches, displayed 5 on a cake stand (to be supplied by the exhibitor) 274. Bread, a plaited loaf Bread, 8 rolls in a basket, 4 varieties, 2 of each type (basket to be provided by 5 the Exhibitor) 276. Cake Any Other Kind 2 CAKES CHILDREN UNDER 14 YRS (MEMBERS & NON MEMBERS) Notes: All cakes will be auctioned for charity, unless specified on your Entry Form Decorated Cup cakes on a plate, 10-13yrs Decorated Fairy cakes on a plate, 6 to 9yrs Decorated Biscuits on a plate 3-5 yrs A Victoria Sandwich, 6 to 9yrs A Victoria Sandwich, 10 to 13yrs Rock Cakes, 3 5 yrs Rock Cakes, 6 9 yrs Rock Cakes, yrs Jam Tarts, 3 5 yrs Jam Tarts, 6 9 yrs Jam Tarts, yrs 26

27 ADULT FLORAL ARRANGEMENT CLASSES Notes: Open to members and non-members Fresh material only, unless otherwise specified Dried, natural flowers (where applicable) are accepted Exhibits in all the adult floral arrangement no wider than 30ins (except in the pedestal classes) A professional florist is one who earns a living from being a florist, including teaching floristry and retired from the profession Exhibits in the adult floral arrangement classes will be no wider than 30ins, unless otherwise stated. FLORAL ARRANGEMENT - PROFESSIONAL CLASSES ONLY 288. The King of Rock and Roll a table arrangement of flowers and foliage to mark 40 years since Elvis Presley died, no wider than 30ins, accessories allowed. Professional s only. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd We are sailing, we are sailing a decorated hat using mixed flowers and foliage, with a sailing theme. Space allowed 60cm in width and depth height optional. Professional s only Wedding Fever - a pedestal arrangement for a summer wedding using mixed flowers, foliage and natural materials only. Drape and accessories allowed (but not secondary arrangements). Professional s only. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 1 st 2, 2 nd 0, 3 rd 8 FLORAL ARRANGEMENT - AMATEUR CLASSES ONLY 291. The King of Rock and Roll a table arrangement of flowers and foliage to mark 40 years since Elvis Presley died, no wider than 30ins, accessories allowed. Amateurs only. (this class is kindly sponsored by Le Quesne s Garden Centre, the winner also receives: The Janet Le Quesne Memorial Trophy) 1 st 50, 2 nd 30, 3 rd We are sailing, we are sailing a decorated hat using mixed flowers and foliage, with a sailing theme. Space allowed 60cm in width and depth height optional. Amateurs only Wedding Fever - a pedestal arrangement for a summer wedding using mixed flowers, foliage and natural materials only. Drape and accessories allowed (but not secondary arrangements). Amateurs only. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 1 st 2, 2 nd 0, 3 rd 8 27

28 THE KIT ROBERT CHILDREN S CLASSES (Named after the late Kit Robert) Notes: All children s exhibits are to be made up without any help Please note exhibits in these classes are to be no wider than 15 ins unless otherwise specified 294. Create an animal from Disney s Bambi, using only Fruit and/or Vegetables. 3-1 st 4, 5 yrs at date of exhibition. 2 nd 2, 295. Create an animal from Disney s Bambi, using only Fruit and/or Vegetables. 6-9 yrs at date of exhibition Create an animal from Disney s Bambi, using only Fruit and/or Vegetables yrs at date of exhibition Create an animal from a Disney s Bambi, using only Fruit and/or Vegetables yrs at date of exhibition Sunny days, a collage for no larger than 18ins square using natural materials. 3-5yrs at date of exhibition Sunny days, a collage no larger than 18ins square using natural materials. 6-9yrs at date of exhibition Sunny days, a collage no larger than 18ins square using natural materials yrs at date of exhibition Summer Garden, a miniature scene in a seed tray no larger than 18in x 12in. 6-9 yrs at date of exhibition Summer Garden, a miniature scene in a seed tray no larger than 18in x 12in yrs at date of exhibition A Day at the Races a decorated hat using mixed flowers and foliage. Space allowed 60cm in width and depth height optional. 6-9 yrs at date of exhibition A Day at the Races a decorated hat using mixed flowers and foliage. Space allowed 60cm in width and depth height optional yrs at date of exhibition. 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 28

29 ENTRY FORM RJA & HS SUMMER FLOWER & PRODUCE SHOW 19 th & 20 th AUGUST 2017 This form must be completed and returned to: Louise Agnès, Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity JE3 5JP (or to ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 9 th AUGUST Please state below the class numbers in which you intend to exhibit: Class number: Class number: Class number: Class number: IF YOU ENTER THE CAKE CLASSES, PLEASE TICK THIS BOX IF YOU DO NOT WANT YOUR CAKE/PIE/BISCUITS ETC AUCTIONED Thank You I hereby certify that all the above entries are made in conformity with the Rules, Bye- Laws, and Regulations of the Department and My Subscription to the Society is paid for the Current Year. Name...Tel no Address.... Address... Gardener..... Age if the entrant is a child:.. All plants must have been the bona-fide property and in the possession of the exhibitor for at least two months previous to the show. All cut flowers, fruit and vegetables must have been grown by the exhibitor, except where otherwise marked in the schedule, or they will not be eligible to compete for the prizes. Judging commences promptly at 8am on Saturday 19 th August Exhibitors must vacate the hall, no later than 7.45am. Thank you for your co-operation. 29

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31 ENTRY FORM RJA & HS SUMMER FLOWER & PRODUCE SHOW 19 th & 20 th AUGUST 2017 This form must be completed and returned to: Louise Agnès, Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity JE3 5JP (or to ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 9 th AUGUST Please state below the class numbers in which you intend to exhibit: Class number: Class number: Class number: Class number: IF YOU ENTER THE CAKE CLASSES, PLEASE TICK THIS BOX IF YOU DO NOT WANT YOUR CAKE/PIE/BISCUITS ETC AUCTIONED Thank You I hereby certify that all the above entries are made in conformity with the Rules, Bye- Laws, and Regulations of the Department and My Subscription to the Society is paid for the Current Year. Name...Tel no Address.... Address... Gardener..... Age if the entrant is a child:.. All plants must have been the bona-fide property and in the possession of the exhibitor for at least two months previous to the show. All cut flowers, fruit and vegetables must have been grown by the exhibitor, except where otherwise marked in the schedule, or they will not be eligible to compete for the prizes. Judging commences promptly at 8am on Saturday 19 th August Exhibitors must vacate the hall, no later than 7.45am. Thank you for your co-operation. 31