ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY EARLY SUMMER FLOWER SHOW in conjunction with the SUMMER FAIR

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1 ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Founded 1833 Patron Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2015 EARLY SUMMER FLOWER SHOW in conjunction with the SUMMER FAIR Saturday 13 th & Sunday 14 th June am to 5pm Venue: Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity Overall Winner for 2014 Collection of not less than 5 kinds of vegetables shown in a basket Mr Steve Vibert

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3 Contents Awards.. Page 4 Best in Section Certificates Page 6 RJA&HS Show Dates & Events 2015 Page 7 Important Points for all Exhibitors. Page 8 Show Stewards Page 8 Schedule of Classes Pot Plants... Page 9 Schedule of Classes Cut Flowers Roses... Page 11 Schedule of Classes Cut Flowers Sweet Peas... Page 11 Schedule of Classes Other Cut Flowers... Page 12 Schedule of Classes Fruit.. Page 13 Schedule of Classes Vegetables.... Page 13 Schedule of Classes Cakes (adults& children) Page 14 Schedule of Classes Floral Arrangements.. Page 15 Schedule of Classes Kit Roberts Children s Classes. Page 16 Entry Form (copy for exhibitor s records) Page 19 Summer Fair details Page 20 Notes (blank)... Page 21 Entry Form (to complete and return).. Page 22 June Show

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5 AWARDS OVERALL BEST IN SHOW - THE 3 rd BLYTHWOOD BOWL Re-presented in 2010 by Miss Gill Simon 2014 Winner: Mr Steve Vibert for a Collection of not less than 5 kinds of vegetables shown in a basket RESERVE OVERALL BEST IN SHOW 2014 Winner: Mr Bill Bennett for 12 mixed Specimen Roses shown in a bowl THE LAWRENCE GOGUELIN MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by Mrs Joyce Goguelin and Family To be awarded to the winner of Class 34 - Hanging Basket of Non-Flowering Ornamental Foliage 2014 Winner: Mrs Helen Hickman BRITISH FUCHSIA SOCIETY CRESTED SPOON Awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Fuchsia classes Winners: Mr & Mrs John and Barbara Hidrio (8 points) BRITISH FUCHSIA SOCIETY BLUE ROSETTE 2014: Mrs Helen Hickman for a Hanging Basket of variegated Fuchsias THE PERPETUAL ROSE CUP Given by the late Miss H. de la Taste in memory of her sister. To be awarded to the exhibitor securing most points in the Rose Classes Winner: Mr Bill Bennett (52 points) THE ROYAL NATIONAL ROSE SOCIETY S BRONZE MEDAL The Royal National Rose Society s Bronze medal will be awarded to the best exhibit in the Rose Classes Winner: Mr Bill Bennett for 12 mixed specimen roses shown in a bowl THE A F A MATHEWS TROPHY Awarded to the best bowl of Hybrid Tea or Floribundas Classes The trophy was originally donated by the Society of Jersey Gardeners 2014 Winner: Mr Bill Bennett for 12 mixed specimen roses shown in a bowl THE PERPETUAL SWEET PEA CHALLENGE CUP Generously given by the late Squad. Leader A. Robert, to be awarded to the best exhibit in the class for six vases, six varieties Class Winner: Not awarded NATIONAL SWEET PEA SOCIETY MEDAL The National Sweet Pea Society s Bronze medal will be awarded to the best exhibit in the class for 3 vases, three varieties Class Winner: Mr Norman Ridley June Show

6 THE SWEET PEA CHALLENGE CUP 1972 Generously given by the late Mr. H.E. Le Ruez, for the best vase of Sweet Peas in Classes Winner: Mr Norman Ridley for a vase of pink in class 164 variety Gwendoline THE H.E. LE RUEZ MEMORIAL SWEET PEA CUP Generously donated by his brothers and sisters and their families. To be awarded to the exhibitor who gains the most points in the Sweet Pea Classes Winner: Mr Glyn Howdle-Smith (20 points) THE RHS JUNIOR COMPETITORS AWARD OF MERIT CERTIFICATE 2014 Winner: Miss Evie Le Feuvre for a small floral arrangement entitled V for Victory THE DE LA MARE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP To be awarded to the first prize winner in Class 158, Children 9-12yrs at date of show Winner: Miss Evie Le Feuvre for floral arrangement V for Victory WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GARDENERS SHOW AWARDS The Worshipful Company of Gardeners have been pleased to grant Diplomas for Excellence in Horticulture and Certificates of Merit in Floral Art for this show. AWARDS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGES as follows: DIPLOMA FOR EXCELLENCE IN HORTICULTURE 2014 Winner: Mrs Fleur White for Class169 - Growing for Gold - to mark the 50th anniversary of RHS Britain in Bloom, a pedestal arrangement using flowers and mixed foliage. CERTIFICATE OF MERIT IN FLORAL ART 2014 Winner: Not Awarded NOVICE AWARD FOR FLORAL ART 2014 Winner: Not Awarded June Show

7 2014 BEST IN SECTION CERTIFICATES CUT FLOWERS Bill Bennett, with 12 Specimen roses shown in a bowl POT PLANTS John and Barbara Hidrio, with a Hanging Basket of Mixed Plants in bloom BEST IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Steve Vibert, with a collection of 5 kinds of vegetables shown in a basket FLORAL ARRANGING (PROFESSIONAL) Betty Quenault, with a floral arrangement entitled: In Flanders Field BEST IN THE FLORAL ARRANGING (AMATEUR) Fleur White, with a pedestal arrangement entitled Growing for Gold a floral arrangement marking the 50 th Anniversary of Britain in Bloom. BEST IN THE CAKE CLASSES SENIORS Emma Webb, with a decorated cake for Father s Day BEST IN THE CAKE CLASSES JUNIORS Evie Le Feuvre, with a decorated cake for Father s Day June Show

8 2015 RJA & HS Show Dates & Events Venue: Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity, Jersey Nursery & Primary School Garden Competition The All Island Garden Competition The F J Ahier Country Garden Competition 7 th & 8 th July Kindly sponsored by Belles Fleurs Nursery 21 st, 22 nd, and 23 rd July Kindly sponsored by Ransoms Garden Centre 25 th July Kindly sponsored by Ernie Le Feuvre Limited Summer Flower And Produce Show 22 nd & 23 rd August 10.30am 5pm Includes Jersey Poultry and Ornithological Summer show F J Ahier Country Garden Anniversary / Open Day 6 th September Includes Sunflower competition, workshop and garden demonstrations. Autumn Fair 3 rd & 4 th October 10.30am - 5pm Kindly sponsored by Garden Scene Nursery Includes: Cattle Show, Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show Jersey Poultry and Ornithological show, Exhibitions and Local stalls June Show

9 Important Points for all Exhibitors The closing date for entries for this show is Wednesday 3 rd June Please send or Entry Forms to Louise Agnès, RJA & HS, Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity JE3 5JP. louise@royaljersey.co.uk Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class Please name all flower specimens, plants and vegetables wherever possible. One plant per pot, unless otherwise stated Exhibitors are reminded that they are responsible for their exhibits prior to judging. Exhibitor cards and exhibits must be placed correctly on the show bench ready for the Judge s Inspection, to avoid being given Not According to Schedule. This is not the responsibility of the Show organisers. Prize Certificates will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Commended awards. Prize money will only be awarded to first prize winners, except in the Adult Floral Art and Kit Robert Children s classes Entry Forms are included at the back of the Schedule The Flower Show will be taking place in the Exhibition Hall Exhibits may be brought to the place of exhibition on: o Thursday 11 th June, 2pm 5pm o Friday 12 th June, 8am pm Exhibitors must vacate the Hall by 6.45pm as judging starts promptly at 7pm on Friday 12 th June. Please ensure your Exhibitor Card is displayed with your entry. Exhibitor Cards are in a brown envelope marked with the exhibitor s name, on a table in the hall. The Show Stewards will be there to help you find your Cards. Please collect your exhibit after the Show, between 5pm and 6pm on Sunday. Any exhibits not collected by 6pm on Sunday will be left unsupervised, near the RJA&HS entrance for collection. The organisers accept no liability for any missing items that haven t been collected by 6pm on Sunday. No exhibit, once introduced into the place of exhibition, shall be allowed to be removed prior to 5pm on Sunday, without the sanction of the Secretary. Thank you for your co-operation in the above GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE Show Stewards Neil Fauvel (Directing Steward) Alan Le Troquer Brian Ashplant David Pope John Hidrio Martin Rouault Nance Hicklin (Floral Arranging) June Show

10 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES POT PLANTS Notes to Pot Plant exhibitors: Please use clean pots and saucers when exhibiting Pot Plants One plant per pot unless otherwise specified Where pot sizes are stated, the measurement is the interior diameter of the rim Class 1 st Prize 1 Group of Pot plants, Foliage, and/or Flowering not exceeding 6ft frontage, on floor space Group of Foliage Pot plants, 6ft frontage, on floor space Coleus, 1 pot, Dwarf variety Coleus, 1 pot, Large variety Coleus, 3 pots, Dwarf variety Coleus, 3 pots, Large variety 2 7 Ferns, 3 pots Fern, 1 pot Asparagus type fern, 1 pot Pelargoniums, Regal, 3 pots Pelargoniums, Regal, 1 pot Pelargoniums, Zonal, 3 pots Pelargoniums, Zonal, 1 pot Pelargoniums, Ivy-leaved, 3 pots Pelargonium, Ivy-leaved, 1 pot Pelargoniums, Variegated-leaved, 3 pots Pelargonium, Variegated-leaved, 1 pot Pelargonium Species, 1 pot, excluding Zonal and Regal Begonia, Tuberous-rooted, 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) Begonias, Semperflorens, 3 pots Begonias, Semperflorens, 1 pot Foliage Begonia, any other kind, to include Tiger and Iron Cross 1 pot 1 25 Saintpaulia or Cape Violet, 3 pots Gloxinia, 1 pot Streptocarpus, 3 pots Streptocarpus, 1 pot Orchid, 1 pot Orchids, 3 pots Any other kind, foliage plant, 1 plant in pot Any other kind, flowering plant, 1 plant in pot Patio Container of mixed flowering plants, container not to exceed 18in diameter 2 34 Hanging Basket of MIXED Plants in Bloom and Foliage Hanging Basket of NON FLOWERING Ornamental Foliage Hanging Basket of Fuchsias (only) in bloom Hanging Basket of variegated Fuchsias (only)... 2 June Show

11 FUCHSIA SIZES WILL BE MEASURED AS FOLLOWS: STANDARDS - Not less than 30 ins. clear stem HALF STANDARDS - At least 18 ins., but less than 30 ins. clear stem QUARTER STANDARDS at least 10 ins but less than 18 ins clear stem PYRAMIDS - Not less than 1 in. clear stem Fuchsia, STANDARD Fuchsia, HALF STANDARD Fuchsia, PYRAMID Fuchsias, 3 varieties, NORMAL BUSH Fuchsia, NORMAL BUSH Fuchsia, QUARTER STANDARD Fuchsia, ANY OTHER KIND... 1 CACTI/ SUCCULENTS 45 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, not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space Succulent (excluding Cacti), 1 variety, in a pot, the pot not to exceed 8in diameter Succulents (excluding Cacti), 3 pots, 1 variety in each pot, the pot not to exceed 8in diameter Succulents (excluding Cacti), 6 pots, 1 variety in each pot, the pot not to exceed 8in diameter Group of Succulents (excluding Cacti), not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space 10 June Show

12 CUT FLOWERS - ROSES Notes to Rose Exhibitors Please name them where possible (name cards are available) Please note Peace is a bi-coloured Rose Classes Hybrid Tea Only Class 1 st Prize 53 Specimen, the most highly scented rose, which MUST be named 1 54 Specimen, Red Specimen, White Specimen Cream Specimen, Pink Specimen, Yellow Specimen, Salmon 1 60 Specimen, Orange 1 61 Specimen, Bi-Coloured Specimen, Any other colour , Specimen Roses, mixed varieties, exhibited in a bowl, (bowl to be supplied by the exhibitor) Floribundas, mixed varieties, exhibited in a bowl, (bowl to be supplied by the exhibitor) Rambler/climber, 1 variety, 1 vase Shrub Roses, one variety, 1 vase The Jersey Rosarian Society are holding their annual Rose Show alongside our Early Summer Flower Show. To enter roses in their Open Show, please contact Graham Queree on wgqueree@hotmail.co.uk or CUT FLOWERS - SWEET PEAS Notes to Sweet Pea Exhibitors Six stems in a Vase, in each case Please name them where possible (name cards are available) 67 6 varieties, 6 Vases varieties, 3 Vases White, 1 vase Red, 1 vase Pink, 1 vase Blue, 1 vase Cream, 1 vase Picotees or Fancy, 1 vase Mauve or Lavender, 1 vase Salmon Pink, 1 vase Any other colour, 1 vase Mixed Varieties, 12 blooms, not less than 3 varieties, 1 vase Sweet Peas shown in a bowl, one variety or mixed... 2 June Show

13 OTHER CUT FLOWERS Fuchsia Bloom Class Judged for freshness, perfect flower heads and for the artistic effect (see illustration above). The gel recommended by the British Fuchsia Society is Supergel, produced by Chempak. However, Gel crystals are available from most local Garden Centres. (Saucers can be supplied by the Horticultural Dept., please ask for one prior to the show, as the crystals need to be soaked) Class First Prize 80 Fuchsia blooms - arranged for freshness, perfection of bloom and artistic effect, in a 6in saucer of gel 1 81 Dianthus, one variety, 1 vase 1 82 Freesias, 12 spikes, 1 vase Paeonies, 3 blooms, 1 vase Delphiniums, 3 spikes, 1 vase Russell Lupins, 3 spikes, 1 vase Alstroemeria, 5 stems, one variety, 1 vase Pinks, 3 varieties, 6 stems in each vase, 3 vases Pinks, 1 variety, 6 stems, 1 vase Antirrhinums, 6 spikes, 1 vase Iris, Bearded, 3 spikes, 1 vase Iris, Sibirica, 3 spikes, 1 vase Iris, Bulbous, 1 variety, 6 blooms, 1 vase Sweet Williams, 1 or more varieties, 5 stems, 1 vase Hardy Flowers, Herbaceous only, 3 species, 3 vases Hardy Flowering Shrub, 1 kind, 1 vase Hardy Flowering Shrubs, mixed kinds, 1 vase Agapanthus, 3 stems, one variety, one vase Aquilegias, 6 stems, 1 vase Geums, 6 stems, 1 vase Any other kind not mentioned, 1 vase Group of Cut Flowers, (Mixed), not exceeding 4ft frontage, front foliage allowed Wild Flowers, mixed, 1 vase Wild Flowers, 3 kinds, 3 vases June Show

14 FRUIT 104 Strawberries, dish of 10 fruits, 1 variety Raspberries, dish of 15 fruits, 1 variety Any other kind of fruit, 1 dish, 1 variety... 1 VEGETABLES Globe Artichoke, shown on a plate Jerusalem Artichokes, 6 tubers shown on a plate Jersey Royals, 5, shown on a plate Carrots, 3, one kind Beetroot, 3, one kind Lettuce, 1, to face front, roots washed and wrapped in moist tissue, inserted in a plastic bag and neatly tied Rhubarb, 5 sticks Any other kind of vegetable, not mentioned Collection of not less than 5 kinds of vegetables, shown in a basket (Ornamental Gourds excluded) Salading Basket of not less than 5 kinds 3 An Auction of Cakes and Biscuits will take place in the hall on Sunday 14 th June at 4pm approx. Proceeds from this auction will be donated to the charity: ACET Jersey Please give generously Thank you June Show

15 CAKE CLASSES Classes 117 to 141 Open to Members & Non-Members Notes to Cake Exhibitors All cakes will be auctioned for charity on Sunday afternoon at 4pm, unless otherwise specified on your Entry Form Please do not use fresh cream for decoration if you intend your cake or biscuits to be auctioned Adults and Children 14yrs and over 117 Best Decorated Cake, to celebrate The NatWest Island Games Madeira Cake, including a piece of candied peel on the top of the cake Fruit Cake Almond Cake Battenberg Cake (with home-made marzipan) Victoria Sandwich Chocolate Sandwich Lemon Drizzle Cake Carrot Cake Coffee and Walnut Cake Plain Scones Fruit Scones Jersey Wonders, 6 on a plate Apple Pie, in a standard size foil dish Rhubarb Pie, in a standard size foil dish Biscuits decorated for The NatWest Island Games Sugar Flower Class - one small spray of mixed flowers and foliage made in the form of sugar flowers - to celebrate a special occasion 2 Children under 14yrs at date of show 134 Best Decorated Cake, to celebrate The NatWest Island Games, children 10 to 13 yrs at date of exhibition Best Decorated Cake, to celebrate The NatWest Island Games, children 7 to 9yrs at date of exhibition Cup cakes on a plate, decorated for The NatWest Island Games, children 10 to 13yrs at date of exhibition Cup cakes on a plate, decorated for The NatWest Island Games, children 7 to 9yrs at date of exhibition Biscuits on a plate, decorated for The NatWest Island Games, children 3 to 6 yrs at date of exhibition A Victoria Sandwich, 7 to 9yrs A Victoria Sandwich, 10 to 13yrs Rock Cakes on a plate 2 June Show

16 FLORAL ARRANGEMENT CLASSES Open to Members and Non Members Notes to Floral Arrangement Exhibitors Exhibitors must supply their own containers Fresh material only, unless otherwise stated Dried natural flowers (where applicable) are accepted Exhibits in the Floral Arrangement classes will be no wider than 30 ins. A professional florist is one who earns a living from being a florist, including teaching floristry and retired from the profession Class PROFESSIONAL CLASSES Class142 WELCOME COMPETITORS, to mark the start of the NatWest Island Games. A pedestal arrangement using flowers and mixed foliage. Accessories and drape allowed. 1 st 12, 2 nd 10, 3 rd 8 Class 143 BATTLE OF WATERLOO 1815, to mark 200 th anniversary. An arrangement of flowers and foliage, no wider than 30ins. Accessories allowed but not predominant. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 Class 144 MAD HATTER S TEA PARTY, to celebrate 150 years since Alice in Wonderland was first published. An arrangement using flowers, vegetables and mixed foliage, no wider than 30ins. Accessories allowed. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 Class 145 SUMMER WREATH, a wreath of flowers and foliage for an outdoor lunch table decoration. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 Class AMATEUR CLASSES Class 146 WELCOME COMPETITORS, to mark the start of the NatWest Island Games. A pedestal arrangement using flowers and mixed foliage. Accessories and drape allowed. 1 st 12, 2 nd 10, 3 rd 8 Class 147 Class 148 BATTLE OF WATERLOO 1815, to mark 200 th anniversary. An arrangement of flowers and foliage, no wider than 30ins. Accessories allowed but not predominant. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 MAD HATTER S TEA PARTY, to celebrate 150 years since Alice in Wonderland was first published. An arrangement using flowers, vegetables and mixed foliage, no wider than 30ins. Accessories allowed. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 Class 149 SUMMER WREATH, a wreath of flowers and foliage for an outdoor lunch table decoration. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6, 3 rd 4 June Show

17 KIT ROBERT CHILDREN S CLASSES Notes to Exhibitors in the Children s classes All children s classes are to be made up without any help, using their own vases. Children may make them up at home, if desired. Exhibits in the Kit Robert Children s classes must be no wider than 15ins, unless otherwise specified. Class 150 The most unusually shaped Jersey Royal Potato of any size, exhibitors aged 4yrs and under at date of exhibition. THIS CLASS WILL BE JUDGED BY THE PUBLIC. Class 151 A collage 12ins square, using natural materials only, no plastics or artificial fabrics, themed Welcome competitors. 3yrs to 5yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 152 A collage 12ins square, using natural materials only, no plastics or artificial fabrics, themed Welcome competitors. 6yrs to 8yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 153 A collage 12ins square, using natural materials only, no plastics or artificial fabrics, themed Welcome competitors. 9yrs to 10yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 154 Create a character from Alice in Wonderland, to celebrate 150 years since the book was first published, to be made out of Fruit and/or Vegetables only, no wider than 15ins. 5yrs to 8yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Alice in Wonderland, published in 1865 June Show

18 Class KIT ROBERT CHILDREN S CLASSES CONTINUED Class 155 Create a character from Alice in Wonderland, to celebrate 150 years since the book was first published, to be made out of Fruit and/or Vegetables only, no wider than 15ins. 9yrs to 12yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 156 Create a character from Alice in Wonderland, to celebrate 150 years since the book was first published, to be made out of Fruit and/or Vegetables only, no wider than 15ins. 13yrs to 14yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 157 Mad Hatter s Tea Party a small arrangement no wider than 15ins of mixed flowers and foliage. Accessories allowed. 5yrs to 8yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 158 Mad Hatter s Tea Party a small arrangement no wider than 15ins of mixed flowers and foliage. Accessories allowed. 9yrs to 12yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Class 159 Mad Hatter s Tea Party a small arrangement no wider than 15ins of mixed flowers and foliage. Accessories allowed. 13yrs to 14yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 RJA & HS Garden Competition for Primary & Nursery Schools KINDLY SPONSORED BY BELLES FLEURS NURSERY Tuesday 7 th July and Wednesday 8 th July 2015 Closing Date of entries Wednesday 1 st July 2015 Entry forms for this competition are available from Louise Agnès, tel: or louise@royaljersey.co.uk FIRST PRIZE: 20 Voucher Each entrant also receives a 10% Discount Flyer for Belles Fleur Nursery June Show

19 Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society Garden Competition 21st, 22nd and 23rd July 2015 VERY KINDLY SPONSORED BY OPEN TO MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS Vouchers will be awarded to 1 st ( 25), 2 nd ( 15) and 3 rd ( 10) A flyer for 10% will be given to each entrant to be used at Ransoms Garden Centre CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES - MONDAY 13 th JULY There are a variety of classes for Small, Medium and Large Gardens with or without Professional Assistance Small, Medium or Large Garden Patio Garden, excluding a lawn Courtyard Garden, excluding a lawn Best kept vegetable garden/plot (fruit can be included) Formal or Informal Garden Gardens of any area. Professional Assistance allowed. Farm Gardens attached to a bona fide farm New Competitors (who haven t previously taken part in the garden competition) Family Garden - used and cared for by all the Family from grandparents to baby to incorporate re-cycling, pets and pet care etc. A garden to celebrate Family Life, not manicured. Gardens attached to a bona fide Hotel, Guest House or Restaurant. With or Without Professional Assistance Container Gardens only, attached to a bona fide Hotel, Guest House or Restaurant. Garden attached to a Tourist attraction. With or without Professional assistance The Best Floral Parish Hall on the island. Entry Forms are available from the Office or tel or or louise@royaljersey.co.uk June Show

20 ENTRY FORM RJA & HS EARLY SUMMER FLOWER SHOW 13 th & 14 th June 2015 This form must be completed and returned to: Louise Agnès, Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity JE3 5JP ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 3 rd JUNE Please state below the class or classes in which you intend to exhibit 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 Gardener..... Date of Birth 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. Exhibitor reminders: Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class The closing date for entries for this show is Wednesday 3 rd June Staging of exhibits takes place on Thursday 11 th June, 2pm 5pm and Friday 12 th June, 8am pm. June Show Judging commences promptly at 7pm on Friday 12 th June. Exhibitors must vacate the hall, no later than 6.45pm. Thank you for your co-operation.

21 As well as the Early Summer Flower Show, the Summer Fair will feature: Cattle Show from 11am 3pm on Saturday and 11am 1pm on Sunday Decorated and Working Horse Classes Display from the States of Jersey Police Dog Handlers Display from the Channel Island Shetland Pony Society Animal Farm marquee featuring small farm animals, poultry, rabbits, guinea pigs and more! Gymnastic display TBC Fun Dog Show TBC Fairground rides, bouncy castle and lots more fun for the kids Face painting TBC Vintage tractors & other vehicles Caricatures from Edward Blampied Lots of local stalls including: o Sweet Favours (sweets & treats) o T G Timber Craft o Guy Le Sueur o Phoenix Trading o Forever Aloe Vera o La Ferme Kitchen o Jersey Dairy TBC o and many more! RJA&HS Society shop selling all sorts of horticultural & agricultural merchandise Gardening books, plants and bird boxes Hot and cold lunches including a BBQ Tea, coffee and lots of cakes! The Summer Fair is open: Saturday 13 th June pm Sunday 14 th June pm Entry Entry Fee Adults - 5 Senior Citizens - 3 Children under 16 - Free Society Members - Free (upon showing Membership Card) June Show

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23 ENTRY FORM RJA & HS EARLY SUMMER FLOWER SHOW 13 th & 14 th June 2015 This form must be completed and returned to: Louise Agnès, Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity JE3 5JP ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 3 rd JUNE Please state below the class or classes in which you intend to exhibit 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 Gardener..... Date of Birth 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. Exhibitor reminders: Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class The closing date for entries for this show is Wednesday 3 rd June Staging of exhibits takes place on Thursday 11 th June, 2pm 5pm and Friday 12 th June, 8am pm. June Show Judging commences promptly at 7pm on Friday 12 th June. Exhibitors must vacate the hall, no later than 6.45pm. Thank you for your co-operation.