RECIPES Malty Chocolate Chip Cookies 140g/5oz softened butter 50g/2oz golden caster sugar 100g/4oz soft light brown sugar 200g/7oz plain flour 2 medium eggs 175g/6oz malted milk drink powder (e.g. Horlicks ) Half tsp baking powder 50g/2oz plain chocolate chips Pinch of salt Heat oven to 180 C, 160 C fan, gas 4 and line three baking sheets with baking parchment. Beat butter and sugars in a bowl until light and fluffy, then beat in eggs one at a time. Add flour, malted milk drink powder, baking powder, chocolate chips, and salt. Stir with a wooden spoon until mixture forms a dough, knead gently. Divide into twenty pieces, walnut sized. Roll pieces into balls. Place on baking sheets, leaving room to spread. Flatten slightly with hand. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes until starting to turn golden brown on edge. Leave to cool for 5 minutes on tray then move carefully to cooling rack. Display five cookies. 12 Frosty Yoghurt Orange Cake 175g/6oz Butter, melted and cooled, plus extra for greasing 225g/8oz Self-raising flour 175g/6oz Golden caster sugar Grated zest of 2 oranges 3 large eggs 150g Pot of plain yoghurt Heat oven to 180C, 160C fan, gas 4. Grease and line a 1kg loaf tin. Mix the flour, sugar, and orange zest in a large bowl. Beat the eggs with the melted butter and yoghurt, then pour into the dry ingredients and stir well. Tip the cake batter into the loaf tin, flatten the top and bake for 50 minutes to 1 hour. Cool in the tin. Remove any lining paper ready for icing after removing from tin. Icing 100g/4oz sifted icing sugar Juice from the 2 oranges Strips of orange peel to decorate Add strained orange juice gradually to sugar until icing is quite stiff, beating with a wooden spoon. Ice top of cake and place a few strips of zested peel on surface. 2016 Spring Show Schedule BROADWEY, UPWEY AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Affiliated to: Royal Horticultural Society National Vegetable Society Dorset Federation of Horticultural Societies Daffodil Society National Dahlia Society SATURDAY, 19th MARCH, 2016 www.budhs.org.uk
The Society wishes to thank all advertisers and sponsors for their support throughout the year RULES GENERAL 1 All exhibits (excepting those in the floral decoration classes) must be grown by the exhibitor and under the management of the exhibitor in whose name they are shown. 2 The Committee may, upon the receipt of a written complaint, inspect the garden, allotment or greenhouse of any exhibitor. 3 The Committee shall have the right to refuse any entry and to decide any matter affecting any interpretation of these Rules. 4 The Committee shall not be held responsible for any loss or damage sustained by exhibitors. 5 Any protest or objection must be made in writing and handed to the Secretary not later than 3.00pm on the day of the Show, accompanied by a fee of 1.00, which will be refunded if the objection is sustained. 6 A novice is a person who has not won a first prize in a corresponding class in any previous BUDHS show. 7 A judge should refrain from entering the exhibition hall until staging has been completed and exhibitors have left. He/she should not know to whom the various exhibits belong and it should be evident that a judge has avoided learning who the owners are. 8 The Judges decision shall be final on all matters affecting the award of prizes. 9 Any photograph to be taken by exhibitor. 10 Prizes in any Class will only be awarded at the discretion of the Judges. 11 Prize money may be collected from the Treasurer between 3.30pm and 4.30pm on the day of the Show. Failure to do so may result in forfeiture. 12 The Shows will be conducted in accordance with the rules and standards contained in the current Royal Horticultural Society s Horticultural Show Handbook, except where, under this schedule, they obviously do not apply. For the purposes of these Shows only, RHS Rule 4 will not apply. More than one entry per household in any class will be accepted but not more than one entry per entrant. SECTION 8 PRESERVES AND COOKERY Articles in Classes 68 to 70 to be covered with any clear polythene bag which is easily removable and replaceable. Preserves must be in plain glass jars; no trade name on jar or lid. Jars with a thread must have a screw top and no waxed disc. Lids must be new and are available from the Society. Plain white labels, showing variety and date made, must be used. 66 A jar of Marmalade 67 A collection of Two Kinds of Preserves, e.g., Jam/Marmalade, or Jam/ Chutney, etc. 68 A Victoria Sandwich made by a gentleman (own recipe) 69 Malty Chocolate Chip Cookies (recipe provided, page 12) 70 Frosty Yoghurt Orange Cake (recipe provided, page 12) SECTION 9 PHOTOGRAPHY Classes 71 to 73. All prints to be size 230mm x 180mm (9" x 7" ) maximum including mount. 71 After the Rain (black and white print) 72 Garden Pests 73 Square or Squares SECTION 10 HANDICRAFTS Please indicate on entry form approximate size of space required for entries to following four classes. All exhibits to have been completed in the last two years. 74 Any knitted or crocheted article 75 An article of embroidery or needlework 76 Any other craft object, e.g., wood, metal, pottery, jewellery, etc 77 Any picture, painted or drawn This Class to be judged by the public SECTION 11 CHILDREN S CLASSES (Age 14 years and under. Age to be shown on entry form) 78 A 3D model of a Lighthouse, space 610mm (24") 79 A photograph of a Spring Flower 80 A home-made Pizza with your favourite topping 2 11
WEY VALLEY MAZDA 680 Dorchester Road, Upwey, Weymouth DT3 5LD Tel: (01305) 812683/812716 Fax: (01305) 812492 Email: danny.morgan@weyvalleymazda.co.uk Spring Show (Open Show) Saturday, 19th March, 2016, at 2.00pm Awards presented at 4.00pm by Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset 167a Portland Road Wyke Regis Weymouth Dorset DT4 9BQ Tel: (01305) 770447 Fax: (01305) 783126 Email: info@sbluk.com www.sbluk.com BROADWEY CHIP SHOP Opening Times Lunch, Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm until 2pm Evening, Monday to Saturday, 5pm until 9pm 687 DORCHESTER ROAD, BROADWEY, WEYMOUTH Tel. (01305) 812593 The Memorial Hall, Victoria Avenue, Upwey ENTRY FORMS TO BE IN BY Wednesday, 16th March, 2016, to: Show Secretary, Eve Morris, 3 Meadow View Road, Broadwey, Weymouth (01305) 813942, email: shows@budhs.org.uk or Mark Read, 685 Dorchester Road, Upwey, Weymouth (01305) 812932 Schedules and entry forms can be obtained from the above Trophies to be returned ten days before the date of this Show Castle Veterinary Clinic D O R C H E S T E R & W E Y M O U T H 3 Poundbury Business Centre Poundbury Dorchester DT1 3WA www.castlevets.co.uk 624 Dorchester Road Broadwey Weymouth DT3 5LH Tel: 01305 813303 685 DORCHESTER ROAD UPWEY, WEYMOUTH, DORSET Tel. 01305 812932 Fax. 01305 814881 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE TELEFLORIST SEND ANYWHERE Opening times: 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 2.00pm, Saturday 10 3
STAGING Exhibits may be staged on Friday evening from 8.00pm to 10.00pm, and on the day of the Show from 8.00am to 10.30am, and must not be removed before completion of prize giving. Judging starts at 10.45am. ENTRANCE FEES 20p per entry; except classes 1, 2, 3, and 4, 40p per entry. Children s classes free. PRIZES Class 1: 1st, 15; 2nd, 10; 3rd, 5 vouchers. Kindly sponsored by Poundbury Gardens Class 2: 1st, 6; 2nd, 3; 3rd, 1. Kindly sponsored by Mrs G Wilkinson Class 3: 1st, 10; 2nd, 5; 3rd, 2.50. Kindly sponsored by the Read family Class 4: 1st, 3; 2nd, 2; 3rd, 1. Kindly sponsored by Mr and Mrs B Taylor Classes 62 to 65: 1st, 2; 2nd, 1; 3rd, 50p. Kindly sponsored by Mrs E Taylor and Mrs G Wilkinson. Class 68: Best exhibit, 4. Kindly sponsored by Mrs S Knight Classes 71 to 73: 1st, 1.50; 2nd, 1; 3rd, 75p. Kindly sponsored by Mr J Morris Class 77: 1st, 3; 2nd, 2; 3rd, 1, Kindly sponsored by Mrs S Knight All other Classes: 1st, 80p; 2nd, 60p; 3rd, 40p POINTS All Classes: 3, 2, 1 SECTION 6 PROPAGATION 55 1 Pelargonium cutting 56 1 Chrysanthemum plant 57 1 Sweet pea plant 58 1 Tray of vegetable or flower seedlings pricked-out 59 1 Rooted shrub cutting in a pot 60 1 Pan or box of seedlings germinated 61 Half-size seed tray of chitted seed potatoes SECTION 7 FLORAL DECORATION Alcoves 760mm wide by 760mm high will be available for Classes 62 to 65. Height limit 760mm (30"). Accessories may be used to enhance an exhibit 62 NOVICE. A Corsage. An exhibit of natural plant material in a space of 150mm (6") 63 Treasures of Spring. A petite exhibit of natural plant material in a space of 230mm (9") 64 Light and Dark. An exhibit of natural plant material in a space of 460mm (18") 65 Beads and Blooms. An exhibit of natural plant material in a space of 760mm (30") JUDGES Daffodils, Mr D Phillips Horticulture, Mr. D. Luther Floral Art, Mrs S Bendall Cookery, Handicrafts, and Children s Classes, Natalie Green Photography, Mr J Downer 4 9
SECTION 3 OTHER CUT FLOWERS 23 Daffodil, garden variety, 1 vase, 3 stems 24 A container of mixed daffodils, any cultivars, in a space of 600mm (24") 25 Tulip, 1 stem 26 Container of polyanthus, 5 stems 27 Pansies, 3 blooms (container provided) 28 Container of mixed outdoor flowers excluding shrubs 29 Container of flowering shrubs 30 Camellia, 1 bloom 31 Clematis, one stem 31a Hellebores, 5 blooms floating on water SECTION 4 POT PLANTS 32 Daffodils 5 bulbs in bowl or pot, any division, 1 cultivar 33,, 3 bulbs in pot, any division 34,, 1 bulb in pot, divisions 1, or 2, or 3 35,, Miniature, 5 bulbs in bowl or pot 36 Hyacinths 3 bulbs in bowl or pot 37,, 1 bulb in soil, compost or water 38 Hippeastrum (Amaryllis),1 bulb in bowl or pot 39 Bulbs or corms. Any kind not in schedule, in bowl or pot 40 Two bowls or pots of bulbs, 2 distinct kinds 41 A container of mixed spring plants and bulbs in a space of 760mm (30") 42 Alpines in pot or pan, maximum 300mm (12") 43 1 Alpine in pot or pan 44 1 Primula in pot (excluding primrose and polyanthus) 45 1 Polyanthus in pot 46 1 Primrose in pot 47 1 Houseplant in bloom 48 1,, foliage 49 1 Cactus or succulent 50 3 Pot plants SECTION 5 NOVICE (see Rule 6) 51 Daffodils 1 vase, 3 stems 52 A pot or bowl of bulbs or corms 53 1 pot plant 5 4 Vase of mixed spring flowers SPECIAL AWARDS Junior Cup, Highest Points, Children s Classes Downer Cup. Best Photographic Print Nottington Cup. Best Exhibit, Handicrafts, excluding Class 77 Littlemead Cup. Highest Points, Preserves and Cookery, excluding Class 68 Ridgeway Cup. Highest Points, Propagation Shield. Highest Points, Novice Section Best Exhibit, Floral Art Grandshaw Cup. Highest Points, Pot Plants Golds Candelabra. Best Exhibit, Pot Plants, excluding bulbs Golds Shield. Best Exhibit, Bulbs in Pots Ladies Spring Cup. Highest Points, Sections 1 to 6 Spring Show Cup. Runner up to Highest Points, Sections 1 to 6 Benson Cup. Highest Points, Sections 1 to 6 Shield. Best Exhibit, Class 23 Silver Trophy. Best Exhibit, Other Cut Flowers, excluding Class 23 Two Diploma Awards for Daffodil Classes Best Bloom in Daffodils Medal for Best Vase in Show Broadwey and Upwey Daffodil Championship Salver THE GROUP CASTLE BRIMSMORE POUNDBURY Peverell Avenue, Poundbury Dorchester, DT1 3RT Telephone (01305) 257250 POUNDBURY GARDENS GARDEN CENTRE AND RESTAURANT for all your gardening needs A unique garden centre in a beautiful setting and friendly expert staff 8 5
Nectar Plants Garden Nursery A hidden garden with lots of British-grown, hardy perennials and flowering shrubs for sale. Garden Design Advice, Horticultural Lectures, Plant Finding Service Nectar Plants, 646 Dorchester Road, Upwey, DT3 5LG (Open mid Mar ~ mid Oct; Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun, 10am ~5pm) CARPET EDGING AND FINISHING 606 Dorchester Road, Weymouth, DT3 5LW Telephone 01305 814205 5 Littlemoor Shopping Centre, Weymouth Tel: (01305) 814164 108 Portland Road Wyke Regis, Weymouth Tel: (01305) 830319 For All Your Gardening and Outdoor Living Requirements PHIL & SUE BOARD 159 Abbotsbury Road Weymouth Tel: (01305) 787720 SECTION 1 DAFFODILS CUT BLOOMS, MULTIPLE VASE CLASSES Class 1 THE BROADWEY AND UPWEY DAFFODIL CHAMPIONSHIP 3 vases, 3 blooms per vase, 3 distinct cultivars 2 TWO VASES, 3 blooms per vase, 2 distinct cultivars 3 SIX VASES Six vases, 1 bloom per vase, 6 distinct cultivars representing a minimum of two divisions 4 THREE VASES 1 bloom per vase, 3 distinct cultivars SECTION 2 DAFFODILS CUT BLOOMS, SINGLE STEM CLASSES 5 Div 1 1 bloom yellow perianth with yellow corona 6,, bi-coloured 7,, white perianth with white corona 8 Div 2 1 bloom yellow,,,, yellow or white or pink corona 9,, yellow,,,, red or orange in the corona 10,, white,,,,,,,,,,,, 11,, white,,,, pink in the corona 12,, white,,,, white corona 13 Div 3,, any colour perianth with any colour corona 14 Div 4 1 bloom yellow,,,,,,,,,, 15,, white,,,,,,,,,, 16 1 stem multiple blooms, any colour 17 Div 5, 7, & 8 3 vases,1 stem from each Division 18 Div 6 1 vase, 3 stems, 1 cultivar 19 Div 11 1 bloom yellow perianth with any colour corona 20,, white,,,,,,,,,, 21 Div 12 1 vase, 3 stems, 1 cultivar 2 2 Daffodil, miniature daffodils, 1 vase, 3 stems LITTLEMOOR ROAD, WEYMOUTH Telephone (01305) 834766 6 7