2015 OPEN SPRING FLOWER SHOW

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1 ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT 2015 OPEN SPRING FLOWER SHOW SATURDAY MARCH 28, 10.30am to 5pm and SUNDAY MARCH 29, 11am to 5pm VENUE ROYAL JERSEY SHOWGROUND TRINITY Overall Best in show 2014 Exhibited by Carole Mourant container of Minnow

2 Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 2

3 SPRING SHOW COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman Dale Hector Mrs Pam Laurens Mrs Mayda Reynolds Mrs Ivy Le Troquer W. Graham Queree Mrs Maxine Fergusson Neil Fauvel Mrs Barbara Hidrio Roy Le Brun Linda Mollet Martin Rouault VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS PRIZE CERTIFICATES will be awarded to First, Second, Third and Commended awards PRIZEMONEY of 1 will be awarded to First Prize-winners unless otherwise specified PLEASE NAME ALL flower specimens and plants wherever possible PLEASE use CLEAN POTS and SAUCERS when exhibiting POT PLANTS ONE PLANT per pot unless otherwise stated. THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS IS WEDNESDAY MARCH Please note that exhibits for ALL the classes can be staged after lunch on Thursday MARCH 26 and ALL DAY on Friday MARCH 27 until 9pm. On Saturday March 28, the Exhibition Hall will be open to exhibitors from 7am until 7.45am JUDGING COMMENCES AT 8am prompt. Exhibitors will be asked to vacate the exhibition hall at 7.45am Exhibitors are also reminded that they are responsible for their exhibits prior to judging. PLEASE READ YOUR SHOW SCHEDULE CAREFULLY. Exhibitor cards and exhibits must be placed correctly on the show bench ready for the judges inspection to avoid Not According to Schedule cards. This is not the responsibility of show organisers. To avoid disappointment please check with the Spring Show Chairman, Dale Hector or Secretary if you are unsure of anything Tel or SPRING SHOW STEWARDS: S: Neil Fauvel (Directing Steward), Alan Le Troquer, Brian Ashplant and Martin Rouault (TO BE CONFIRMED) Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 3

4 AWARDS The Belles Fleurs Trophy BEST EXHIBIT IN THE SPRING SHOW Generously donated by Mr and Mrs Bernard Rebours 2014 Winner: Carole Mourant (Container of Minnow Narcissus) RESERVE BEST IN SHOW 2014 Winner: Miss Blanka Schai (Clivia Plant) The Jersey Chrysanthemum Lovers Challenge Cup Originally donated by the Society of Jersey Gardeners will be re-presented in memory of the late Jim Hosking of Fentongollan Flower Farm, Cornwall Awarded to the best entry in the Narcissus Section - Cut Flowers or Containers 2014 Winner: Carole Mourant (Container of Minnow Narcissus) The International Camellia Society Trophy Generously donated by the ICS (Jersey Group) For the best exhibit in the RJAHS Camellia classes 2014 Winner: Peter Scott-Graham The Denis Shaw Memorial Shield Donated in His Memory by his Family in 2012 Awarded to the most humorous fruit and/or vegetable creation at the Spring show 2014 Winner: Summer Liddell (a creation that went into Noah s Ark) A REPLICA IS ALSO AWARDED WITH THE DENIS SHAW MEMORIAL SHIELD this is kept by the winner RHS Junior Competitor s Certificate 2014 Winner: James Lamb a creature that went into Noah s Ark Society of Jersey Gardener Trophy This trophy was originally presented by the late Sq Leader Arthur Robert in 1953 to the Society of Jersey Gardeners and awarded for Chrysanthemums. The Squadron Leader was also very interested in narcissus, breeding several varieties of his own. It was felt it would be fitting to represent this trophy in his memory in recognition for his sterling work in this field. This trophy will be awarded to Class 1: the group of 5 different varieties of Daffodil/Narcissi, one variety in each container, not to exceed a 4ft frontage Winner: Mr W. Graham Queree 25 GARDENING VOUCHER FIRST PRIZE FOR CLASS 2 A Group of 5 different types of TRUE BULBS, any number of bulbs but only one type in each container, not to exceed a 4ft frontage 2014 NOT AWARDED Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 4

5 AWARDS CONTINUED 20 GARDENING VOUCHER FIRST PRIZE FOR CLASS 3 A Group of 3 different types of TRUE BULBS, any number of bulbs but only one type in each container, not to exceed a 30inch frontage 2014 Winner: Mr Alan Le Troquer RJA & HS Horticultural Department Prize Awarded to the Group of Cut Flowers winning Class 38 consisting of Daffodils and Narcissi Not exceeding a 4ft frontage on table space. 12 vases in total, 5 blooms to a vase, One variety in each, all named if possible. Not less than 6 varieties included in the group 2014 Winner: Mr W Graham Queree THE PERPETUAL NARCISSUS TROPHY Kindly donated by Mr Peter Hunt and Family To be awarded to the winner of Class 41 Trumpet and Large-Cupped daffodil varieties, 3 vases in total of either Division 1 or 2 i.e. 3 of Div 1 or 3 of Div Winner: Mr W. Graham Queree Louis Dekker Trophy Generously donated by Mr Louis Dekker To the winner of the BEST VASE OF DUTCH IRIS in Class Winner: NOT AWARDED Longest Stemmed Daffodil 2014 Alan Le Troquer - 32½inches Worshipful Company of Gardeners award for Floral Art 2014 NOT AWARDED NEW AWARDS IN THE NARCISSUS CLASSES presented from 2014 THE BRONZE MEDAL Presented by the Daffodil Society To the Best Vase of 5 stems in the 5-stemmed vase classes Winner 2014 Mr Graham Queree THE DIPLOMA Presented by the Daffodil Society To the Best Vase of 3 stems in the 3-stemmed vase classes Winner 2014 Mr W Graham Queree THE BEST BLOOM CARD Presented by the Daffodil Society To the Best Entry in the one stem vase classes Winner 2014 Mrs Carole Mourant Div 8, one Tazetta cultivar Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 5

6 SPECIAL BEST IN SECTION ROSETTES WILL BE AWARDED AT THIS SHOW winners as follows: CONTAINERS Carole Mourant, Class 17 Minnow CUT FLOWERS W. Graham Queree, Narcissus Group Class 38 POT PLANTS- Miss Blanka Schai, Clivia CAMELLIAS Peter Scott-Graham FLORAL ARRANGING (PROFESSIONAL) Not Awarded FLORAL ARRANGING (AMATEUR) Fleur White arr. of Spring Flowers in a pin holder. CAKES (SENIORS) Jane Dervin, Coffee and Walnut cake CAKES (JUNIORS) David Highfield, 3 cup cakes decorated for Mother s Day MICHAEL QUENAULT PROFESSIONAL GARDENING TEL DISPLAYS St Helier Parks and Gardens will arrange displays of Spring Flowers The Local Flower Clubs have been invited to arrange non competitive displays using spring flowers The Dolls House Club to confirm The Jersey Sogetsu Study Group (Ikebana) - to confirm Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 6

7 Fentongollan Flower Farm Ltd of Cornwall has generously donated daffodil bulbs named SCILLY WHITE as example below A delightful multi-flowered and strongly scented variety. Small flowers with white petals and a neat primrose yellow cup. Flowers: March Height: 12" To be exhibited in Class 9. 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) SHOULD THE REGULATIONS CHANGE AT ANY TIME YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED 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. Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 7

8 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) SHOULD THE REGULATIONS CHANGE AT ANY TIME YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED 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. 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. Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 8

9 REGULATIONS CONTINUED 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) SHOULD THE REGULATIONS CHANGE AT ANY TIME YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED 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. Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 9

10 ITEMS FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE Ties 4.50 Scarves 4.00 Healthy Eating Shopping, Shoulder and Knapsack bags special price of 1 (created through the healthy eating poster competition in conjunction with Vita-Mix Ltd) Horticultural Show Handbooks 7.95 Society Badges 1.50 Assorted Tea Towels 2.50 Jersey s Rural Heritage book by D I Frigot Special Price of 22 and the Dairy Queen priced 35 Jersey Lily postcards 30p Jersey Lily quality wrapping paper 75p a sheet Plus numerous other Society merchandise FOR SALE IN THE OFFICE SPRING SHOW PRIZEGIVING 4pm Sunday March 29 CAKE\BISCUIT\FLOWER AUCTION WILL FOLLOW PRIZEGIVING 4.30pm approx THE PROCEEDS WILL BE IN AID OF GRACE TRUST. ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN TO NON MEMBERS (A 1 First Prize will be awarded in each class unless otherwise specified. Best in Section Rosettes will be awarded for each section 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd and Commended Certificates will continue to be awarded BULB DIVISIONS It has been agreed that we should use the standard bulb divisions in ALL the daffodil classes. All daffodils belong to the NARCISSUS family. The following classes have been agreed for Enclosed with this schedule is a leaflet for guidance on divisions and varieties. Class Bulbs/Corms 1 Group of 5 different varieties of Daffodil/Narcissi, any number of bulbs but only one variety in each container, not to exceed a 4ft frontage. 2 Group of 5 DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRUE BULBS, any number of bulbs but only one type in each container, not to exceed a 4ft frontage First Prize 25 Gardening Voucher 3 Group of 3 DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRUE BULBS, any number of bulbs but only one type in each container, not to exceed a 30in frontage First Prize 20 Gardening Voucher 4 1 Hyacinth bulb growing in a container 5 3 Hyacinth bulbs growing in a container 6 5 Hyacinth bulbs growing in a container Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 10

11 Class Bulbs/Corms CONTINUED 7 1 Amaryllis bulb growing in a container 8 3 Amaryllis, one bulb per container. 9 Container of Narcissus Scilly White (Division 8) the bulbs having been kindly donated by Fentongollan Flower Farm, Cornwall Scilly White BULB VARIETY donated by Fentongollan Flower Farm Class Bulbs and Corms continued PLEASE NOTE: Pots or Containers in Classes 10 to 22 inclusive must not have a diameter exceeding 12inches. 10 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs Division 1 11 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs Division 2 12 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions 3 13 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions 4 14 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Division 5 15 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Division 6 16 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Division 7 17 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Division 8 18 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions 9 19 Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions Container of Narcissi, one variety, any number of bulbs, Divisions Any other Narcissus including Division 13, one variety in the container. 23 Container of Muscari, one variety (Grape Hyacinths) 24 Container of Muscari, mixed varieties (Grape Hyacinths) 25 Container of Tulips, one variety 26 3 Containers, tulips, one variety in each container 27 Cyclamen, 1 plant in a container. 28 Cyclamen, 3 Containers, 3 colours, 1 plant in each container 29 Any other Bulb(s) or Corm(s), one container Other Plants in Containers 30 Container of Primroses 31 Container of Violas 32 Container of Pansies Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 11

12 Class Other Plants in Containers continued 33 Container of Polyanthus 34 Hanging Basket of mixed spring flowers Children s Class under 14yrs at date of exhibition 35 A container of mixed spring bulbs in bloom. 36 A container of Narcissus, one variety Special School class 37 A container of Scilly White Narcissus bulbs supplied by Fentongollan Flower Farm, Cornwall (See picture class 9) Classs 37 - Invitation class open to Schools only. Cut Flowers 38 Group of Cut Flowers consisting of Narcissi only, not to exceed a 4ft frontage on table space. 12 vases in total, 5 blooms to a vase, one variety in each, all named if possible. Not less than 6 varieties included in the group. RJA & HS Horticultural Department, Special First prize Trumpet Narcissi (division 1), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 40 Large-Cupped Narcissi (division 2), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 41 Trumpet (division 1), 3 stems to a vase, 3 varieties, one variety per vase, 3 vases or Large-Cupped Narcissi (division 2) 3 stems to a vase, 3 varieties, one variety per vase, 3 vases. (3 vases in total in the class either of Division 1 or Division 2) The Perpetual Narcissus Trophy donated by Peter Hunt and Family to the winner of Class Small Cupped Narcissi (division 3), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 43 Double Narcissi (division 4), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 44 Triandrus Narcissi (division 5), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 45 Cyclamineus Narcissi (division 6), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 46 Jonquilla Narcissi (division 7), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 47 Tazetta Narcissi (division 8), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 48 Poeticus Narcissi (division 9), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 49 Bulbocodium Narcissi (division 10), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 50 Split Corona Narcissi - i Collar and ii Papillon (division 11), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 51 Other Narcissi cultivars that do not fit the definition of any other division (division 12), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 52 Narcissi distinguished solely by botanical name (division 13), 5 stems, one vase, one variety 53 Trumpet Narcissi (division 1), 3 stems, one vase, one variety 54 Large-Cupped Narcissi (division 2), 3 stems, one vase, one variety 55 Small Cupped Narcissi (division 3), 3 stems, one vase, one variety 56 Double Narcissi (division 4), 3 stems, one vase, one variety 57 Narcissus, any division, 1 stem in a vase Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 12

13 Class Cut Flowers continued 58 Narcissi, Longest stemmed, 1 stem (not faded) 59 Freesias, 1 vase, 5 stems 60 Anemones, 1 vase, Red, 5 stems 61 Anemones, 1 vase, Blue, 5 stems, 62 Anemones, 1 vase, mixed colours, 5 stems, 63 Dutch Iris, 1 Vase, 5 stems, (Trophy donated by Mr Louis Dekker of Guernsey, to be awarded to the winner of this class) 64 Dutch Iris, 3 Vases, 5 stems to a vase, 3 Varieties, one variety in each vase 65 Tulips, 1 vase, 5 stems, one variety 66 Hellebores, 1 vase, 5 stems, one variety 67 Hellebores, 1 vase, 5 stems, mixed varieties 68 Any other cut flower not mentioned in the schedule, 5 stems, 1 vase. 69 Any other Cut flower not mentioned in the schedule, 3 varieties, 3 vases, one variety in each vase 70 Foliage, 1vase, one variety 71 Foliage, 3 vases, 3 varieties, one in each vase 72 Bark/Dry Stem/Seed head, 1 vase, mixed, at least one of each kind mentioned. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs 73 Mixed varieties in flower, one vase 74 One variety in flower, one vase 75 Three varieties in flower, 3 vases (one variety in each vase) 76 Mixed Varieties of foliage only, one vase CAMELLIA CLASSES The Camellia classes will be described by form and diagrams are included on the opposite page (page 14) Single blooms, fully opened, short stemmed; one or two leaves and no buds. Please name camellias where possible and only one entry per class, per exhibitor Class 77 One Single 78 One Semi-Double 79 One Formal Double or One Rose Form 80 One Anemone or Paeony 81 One Seedling of your own ANY FORM Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 13

14 Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 14

15 Class Pot Plants 82 Cactus, 1 specimen in a pot 83 Cacti, 3 pots, 1 variety in each pot (1 st 1.50) 84 Cacti, 6 pots, 1 variety in each pot (1 st 2) 85 Group of Cacti, not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space (1 st 5) 86 Succulent, (excluding Cacti), 1 pot, 87 Succulents (excluding Cacti), 3 pots, (1 st 1.50) 88 Succulents (excluding Cacti), 6 pots, (1 st 2) 89 Group of Succulents (excluding Cacti), not to exceed a space of 6ft x 2½ft on table space (1 st 5) 90 Bonsai, 1 pot 91 Bonsai, 3 pots ( 1.50) 92 Foliage, one pot, other than Ferns 93 Ferns, 3 pots (1 st 1.50) 94 Ferns, 1 pot 95 Azalea, one container 96 Primula, one pot 97 Orchid, one pot 98 Orchid, 3 pots ( 1.50) 99 Clivia, one container 100 Saintpaulia (African Violets), 3 pots 101 Saintpaulia (African Violets), 1 pot 102 Any other flowering plant in a container, excluding bulbs and corms MISCELLANEOUS 103 Best Cabbage Walking stick the finished product, grown in the island FRUIT CLASS 104 Any Fruit grown on the island by the exhibitor and shown on a plate VEGETABLE CLASS 105 Any Vegetable grown on the island by the exhibitor and shown on a plate Floral Arranging PROFESSIONAL ONLY 106 An arrangement of spring flowers and foliage in a pin holder. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd Easter Parade, a Pedestal arrangement using mixed flowers and foliage, drape and accessories allowed 1 st 12, 2 nd 10 and 3 rd 8 Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 15

16 Class Floral Arranging continued PROFESSIONAL ONLY 108 An Easter arrangement in a Basket using mixed spring flowers and foliage. Accessories allowed. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd An arrangement of ONLY Camellias in a container of your choice. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd 4 Floral Arranging AMATEUR CLASSES ONLY 110 An arrangement of spring flowers and foliage in a pin holder. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd Easter Parade, a Pedestal arrangement using mixed flowers and foliage, drape and accessories allowed. 1 st 12, 2 nd 10 and 3 rd An Easter arrangement in a Basket using mixed spring flowers and foliage. Accessories allowed. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd An arrangement of ONLY Camellias in a container of your choice. Space allocated will be no wider than 30ins. 1 st 8, 2 nd 6 and 3 rd 4 KIT ROBERT CHILDREN S CLASSES 114 Create the creature celebrating the Chinese New Year in 2015 (Sheep), using fruit and/or vegetables 5-6 yrs old at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create the creature celebrating the Chinese New Year in 2015 (Sheep), using fruit and/or vegetables 7-8 yrs old at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create the creature celebrating the Chinese New Year in 2015 (Sheep), using fruit and /or vegetables 9-12 yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create the creature celebrating the Chinese New Year in 2015 (Sheep), using fruit and /or vegetables, 13-14yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd An arrangement using spring flowers and foliage, using an egg cup as a container, 3yrs to 6 years old, at date of show. A space no wider than 15ins will be allocated. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd An arrangement using spring flowers and foliage, using an egg cup as a container, 7-9 years at date of show. A space no wider than 15ins will be allocated. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd An arrangement using spring flowers and foliage, using an egg cup as a container, 10 to 12 years at date of show. A space no wider than 15ins will be allocated. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 16

17 Class KIT ROBERT CHILDREN S CLASSES continued 121 An arrangement using spring flowers and foliage, using an egg cup as a container, 13 to 14 years at date of show. A space no wider than 15ins will be allocated. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Best Decorated Egg shell for Easter, boiled or blown of any size, 3-6yrs old at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd A Collage celebrating Easter, 15ins x 15ins, 7-9yrs old. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd A Collage celebrating Easter, 15ins x 15ins, yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd A Collage celebrating Easter, 15ins x 15ins, 13-14yrs at date of exhibition. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create a miniature garden in a seed tray themed with An Easter Egg Hunt, using fresh and dried material as far as possible, 7-9yrs old. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create a miniature garden in a seed tray themed with An Easter Egg Hunt, using fresh and dried material as far as possible, 10-12yrs old. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd Create a miniature garden in a seed tray themed with An Easter Egg Hunt, using fresh and dried material as far as possible, 13-14yrs old. 1 st 4, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1. ========================================== CAKE and PRESERVE CLASSES YOU MAY USE YOUR OWN RECIPES EXCEPT FOR CLASS 131 where the printed recipe MUST be used - Thank You THE JUDGE WILL CUT AND TASTE THE EXHIBITS AND WITH THE OWNER S PERMISSION the cakes or biscuits will be sold or auctioned in aid of: GRACE TRUST CAKE, BISCUIT and FLOWER AUCTION WILL FOLLOW THE PRIZEGIVING on SUNDAY AFTERNOON APPROX 4.30pm PROCEEDS TO BE FORWARDED TO GRACE TRUST Class ADULTS and Children 14yrs and over 129 Best decorated eggshell for Mother s Day, boiled or blown of ANY size 130 Madeira Cake, including a piece of candied peel on the top of the cake. 131 Fruit Cake (Follow the recipe printed in the schedule) Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 17

18 (PLEASE FOLLOW THE RECIPE PROVIDED BELOW FOR CLASS 131) FRUIT CAKE RECIPE for Class oz Self Raising flour 1 tsp mixed spice 5 oz margarine ¼ pint milk less 2 tbsp 5 oz castor sugar 2 eggs size 3 beaten Prepare an 8 inch round cake tin. 12 oz mixed fruit Method Place all ingredients in a bowl, mix very well. Place mixture in prepared tin and Class Adults and children 14yrs and over 132 Simnel Cake 133 Almond Cake 134 Victoria Sandwich 135 Chocolate Sandwich 136 Lemon Drizzle Cake 137 Carrot Cake 138 Coffee AND Walnut Cake 139 Battenberg Cake Rock Cakes Cup Cakes decorated for Easter Plain Scones Cheese Scones Fruit Scones 145 Apple Pie, in a standard size foil dish 146 Jersey Wonders, 6 on a plate 147 One small spray of sugar flowers themed for Easter 148 Best decorated cake for Easter 149 Seville Marmalade, 1 jar. cook 1¾- 2¼hours on gas 2, 150 C, 300 F (middle shelf) Cool on a wire tray. Children s Cake Class Section under 14yrs at date of exhibition Rock Cakes Cup Cakes on a plate, decorated for Easter 7-9yrs Cup Cakes on a plate, decorated for Easter 10 to 13 yrs Fairy Cakes on a plate, 7 to 9yrs Fairy cakes on a plate, 10 to 13 yrs Biscuits on a plate, decorated for Easter, 3 to 6yrs Biscuits on a plate, decorated for Easter, 7-9yrs Biscuits on a plate, decorated for Easter, 10-13yrs 158 A Victoria sandwich, 7 to 9yrs 159 A Victoria sandwich, 10 to 13yrs 160 A Fruit cake, 7 to 9yrs 161 A Fruit cake, 10 to 13yrs 162 A Chocolate cake, 7 to 9yrs 163 A Chocolate cake, 10 to 13yrs Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 18

19 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS PRIZE CERTIFICATES will be awarded to First, Second, Third and Commended awards PRIZEMONEY of 1 will be awarded to First Prize-winners unless otherwise specified PLEASE NAME ALL flower specimens and plants whenever possible PLEASE use CLEAN POTS and SAUCERS when exhibiting POT PLANTS ONE PLANT per pot unless otherwise stated. TRESTLE TABLE HIRE WILL NOW BE CHARGED AT 3 PER TABLE PER DAY The following tables are available for hire 10ft x 31 8ft x 5 6ft x 62 5ft x 35 A delivery charge is made, please contact Pam Laurens for further details on T or Louise Agnes on tel or ADDRESSES If you have an old jerseymail address please don t forget to inform the office of your new one so we can amend the membership database. Likewise if you have an address and haven t told us please let us know as soon as possible in order that we can update our records. Thanking you in advance for your help in this matter. A REMINDER TO ALL EXHIBITORS THE CLOSING DATE for ENTRY FORMS IS WEDNESDAY MARCH 18th Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 16

20 OPEN SPRING FLOWER SHOW ENTRY FORM This form must be completed and returned to Louise Agnes, HORTICULTURAL DEPT., Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5JP. NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY March or No exhibit once introduced into the place of exhibition shall be allowed to be removed therefrom without the sanction of the Secretary. Please read your show schedule and place your exhibitor cards carefully to avoid being noted down as NOT ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. You may stage exhibits from Thursday afternoon March 26th and ALL DAY on FRIDAY MARCH 27th until 9pm in the evening. The exhibition hall will be open from 7am on Saturday March 28 th, but EXHIBITORS must vacate at 7.45am. Thank You JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 8am PROMPT ON SATURDAY MARCH 28TH Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinite, Trinity State below the displays, class or classes in which you intend to exhibit I hereby certify that all the above entries are made in conformity with the RULES, BYELAWS and REGULATIONS of the Department. PLEASE ADD DATE OF BIRTH FOR CHILD ENTRY: NAME...Contact Telephone No... ADDRESS GARDENER..... PLEASE TICK BOX IF YOU DO NOT WISH YOUR CAKE/BISCUIT ENTRIES TO BE AUCTIONED OR DONATED IN AID OF OUR CHOSEN CHARITY THANK YOU 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 and POT PLANTS MUST have been grown on the exhibitor s own premises, except where otherwise marked in the schedule, or they will not be eligible to compete for the prizes - REGULATION 14. PLEASE NOTE: ONE PLANT per pot unless otherwise stated. ONE ENTRY ONLY in any one class. Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 17

21 2015 RJA and HS SHOW DATES and EVENTS Venue for the Shows & Indoor Table Top sales Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity, Jersey Channel Islands SATURDAY JANUARY 10 th 8.30am to 4.30pm INDOOR TABLE TOP SALE, Pitches 9 To book a pitch and further details please contact Louise Agnes on tel OR SPRING FLOWER SHOW MARCH 28 th and 29 th OPEN 10.30am to 5pm on Saturday and 11am to 5pm on Sunday RJA & HS SUMMER FAIR JUNE 13 th and 14 th Open 10.30am to 5pm on each day NURSERY & PRIMARY SCHOOL GARDEN COMPETITION July to be confirmed (sponsored by Belles Fleurs Nursery) THE ISLAND GARDEN COMPETITION July 21, 22, and 23 (Generously sponsored by Ransoms Garden Centre) The F J AHIER COUNTRY GARDEN COMPETITION- July 25 Kindly sponsored by ERNIE LE FEUVRE LIMITED TO BE CONFIRMED FOR 2015 SUMMER FLOWER and PRODUCE SHOW AUGUST 22 nd and 23 rd Including Jersey Poultry and Ornithological Summer show OPEN 10.30am to 5pm each day F J AHIER COUNTRY GARDEN ANNIVERSARY/OPEN DAY Sept 5 or 6 Date to be confirmed Includes Sunflower competition, workshop and garden demonstrations Kindly Sponsored by Garden Scene Nursery to be confirmed AUTUMN FAIR OCTOBER 3 rd and 4 th 10.30am to 5pm each day Cattle and FRUIT, FLOWER and VEGETABLE SHOWS Plus Jersey Poultry and Ornithological show Exhibitions and Local stalls Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 18

22 OPEN SPRING FLOWER SHOW ENTRY FORM This form must be completed and returned to Louise Agnes, HORTICULTURAL DEPT., Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinité, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5JP. NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY March or No exhibit once introduced into the place of exhibition shall be allowed to be removed therefrom without the sanction of the Secretary. Please read your show schedule and place your exhibitor cards carefully to avoid being noted down as NOT ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. You may stage exhibits from Thursday afternoon March 26th and ALL DAY on FRIDAY MARCH 27th until 9pm in the evening. The exhibition hall will be open from 7am on Saturday March 28 th, but EXHIBITORS must vacate at 7.45am. Thank You JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 8am PROMPT ON SATURDAY MARCH 28TH Royal Jersey Showground, La Route de la Trinite, Trinity State below the displays, class or classes in which you intend to exhibit I hereby certify that all the above entries are made in conformity with the RULES, BYELAWS and REGULATIONS of the Department. PLEASE ADD DATE OF BIRTH FOR CHILD ENTRY: NAME...Contact Telephone No... ADDRESS GARDENER..... PLEASE TICK BOX IF YOU DO NOT WISH YOUR CAKE/BISCUIT ENTRIES TO BE AUCTIONED OR DONATED IN AID OF OUR CHOSEN CHARITY THANK YOU 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 and POT PLANTS MUST have been grown on the exhibitor s own premises, except where otherwise marked in the schedule, or they will not be eligible to compete for the prizes - REGULATION 14. PLEASE NOTE: ONE PLANT per pot unless otherwise stated. ONE ENTRY ONLY in any one class. Spring Show Schedule Please do not remove exhibits prior to 5pm on Sunday Page 19