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OPEN SPRING FLOWER SHOW
SATURDAY 30th MARCH 2019 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SECTION 1 - FLORAL ART. Class 1. Spring Awakening - An exhibit to be staged in a niche 30”wide x 30” high x18”deep [76cm x 76cm x 46cm] 2. April Evening - An exhibit to be staged in a niche 24”wide x 30”high x 18”deep [61cm x 76cm x 46cm] 3. Weaving Dreams - An exhibit to be staged in a niche 18”wide x 30” high x 18” deep [46cm x 76cm x 46cm] 4. Flowers for the Dollshouse A miniature exhibit, maximum 4” wide x 4” high x 4” deep [10cm x 10cm x 10cm]. To be shown on an open table. NOVICE CLASS. Free Entry. 5. Sunny Days - An exhibit to be staged in a niche 24”wide x 30”high x 18”deep [61cm x 76cm x 46cm] SECTION 2 - DAFFODILS. OPEN CLASSES. 6. Two vases, three stems each vase, different cultivar in each vase. 7. Three vases, one stem each vase, each cultivar from a different division. 8. Two vases, three stems each vase, one cultivar in each vase, one vase from Divisions 1 to 4 and one vase with cultivars from different Divisions 5 to 13. 9. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 1. 10. One vase, one stem, Yellow Perianth from Division 1. 11. One vase, one stem, other than Yellow Perianth from Division 1. 12. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 2. 13. One vase, one stem, Yellow Perianth from Division 2. 14. One vase, one stem, other than Yellow Perianth from Division 2. 15. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 3. 16. One vase, one stem, from Division 3. 17. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 4. 18. One vase, one stem, from Division 4. 19. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 5. 20. One vase, one stem, from Division 5. 21. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 6. 22. One vase, one stem, from Division 6. 23. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 7. 24. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from Division 8. 25. One vase, one stem, from Division 8. 26. One vase, one stem, from Division 10. 27. One vase, three stems, any cultivar or cultivars from Divisions 11a or 11b. 28. One vase, three stems, Miniature Daffodils. MEMBERS’ ONLY CLASSES. 29. One vase, three stems, cultivar Tibet from Division 2. 30. One vase, one stem, cultivar Tibet from Division 2. 31. One vase, three stems cultivar Pastel Gem from Division 2. 32. One vase one stem cultivar Pastel Gem from Division 2. 33. One vase, three stems cultivar Vanilla Peach from Division 11. 34. One vase, one stem cultivar Vanilla Peach from Division 11. 35. One vase, six stems, at least three cultivars from any Division. 36. One vase, three stems, different cultivars from any Division. 37. One bulb cultivar Yellow Sailboat from Division 7, to be shown growing in a 5” [13cm] pot. 38. One pot of Daffodils, cultivar Avalanche from Division 8. to be shown growing in a 7” [18cm] pot. 39. One pot of Daffodils, any cultivar other than Avalanche, to be shown growing in a 7” [18cm] pot. OPEN NOVICE CLASSES. Free Entry. 40. One vase, three stems, one cultivar from any Division. 41. One vase, three stems, mixed cultivars from any Division. 42. One vase, one stem, from any Division. SECTION 3 - GENERAL SPRING FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS. MEMBERS ONLY CLASSES. 43. A container of growing Hyacinth bulbs cultivar Delft Blue container not to exceed 9” [23cm] in diameter. 44. One pot of Tulips cultivar Calgary to be shown growing in a 7” [18cm] diameter pot. 45 One pot of Tulips any cultivar other than Calgary to be shown growing in a pot/container not exceeding 7” [18cm] in diameter. OPEN CLASSES. 46. One vase of Tulips, one cultivar three stems. 47. One vase of Tulips, mixed cultivars three stems. 48. A container of three growing Hyacinth bulbs, other than Delft Blue container not to exceed 9” [23cm] in diameter. 49. One pot of growing Polyanthus or Primrose, one plant in a pot not exceeding 5” [13cm] in diameter. 50. One vase of Wallflowers, three stems. 51. One vase of Grape Hyacinths, five stems. 52. An exhibit of Pansies, six blooms. 53. An exhibit of any other flower not mentioned in the schedule, shown as cut flowers three blooms/stems. 54. An exhibit of Hellebores, six blooms. 55. Flowering pot plant, Polyanthus and Primrose excluded. Pot size greater than 4" [10cm] but not to exceed 8” [20cm] diameter. 56. Flowering pot plant, Polyanthus and Primrose excluded, pot size not to exceed 4" [10cm] 57. Foliage pot plant, pot size not to exceed 8” [20cm] diameter. 58. Vase of flowering shrubs and /or trees. To be staged in a vase provided by the Society. 59. Vase of mixed Spring flowers excluding shrubs and trees. To be staged in a vase provided by the Society. 60. Vase or bowl of cut Heather in bloom. 61. One hanging pot. Minimum 6"[15cm] to 8"[20cm] in diameter. |
SECTION 4 - COOKERY. (Recipes on recipe page) 62. Five Chelsea Buns 63. Cheddar and Bacon Loaf. 64 Madeira Cake. 65. Piccalilli. Approximately 1lb [450g], SECTION 5 - CHILDREN’S CLASSES. Age 13 years and under. 66 Five flower heads floating in a cereal bowl Age under five years, age to be stated. 67. Five flower heads floating in a cereal bowl Age five to eight years, age to be stated. 68. Five flowers and foliage arranged in a jam jar. Age nine to thirteen years, age to be stated. 69. One pot or container of "Bulbs" any variety grown by the exhibitor. Pot/container size not exceeding 8" [20cm] in diameter. Age to be stated. SECTION 6 - PHOTOGRAPHY 70. Title "SPRING" size: up to 7" x 5" maximum JUDGES FOR THE SPRING SHOW Floral Art Maureen Lawes Daffodils Keith Boxall General Flowers Mark Ward Cookery Maggie Monk PRIZE MONEY Section 1 Floral Art Classes 1 to 5 First £2.50 Second £2.00 Third £1.50 Section 2 Daffodils Classes 6 & 8 First £5.00 Second £3.00 Third £2.00 Classes 7, 35, 38, 39 First £3.00 Second £2.00 Third £1.00 Classes 9-34, 36, 37 & 40 to 42 First £0.70 Second £0.50 Third £0.30 Section 3 General Flowers and Pot Plants Classes 43 44, 45 & 61. First £3.00 Second £2.00 Third £1.00 Classes 46-60 First £0.70 Second £0.50 Third £0.30 Section 4 Cookery Classes 62-64 First £1.00 Second £0.70 Third £0.50 Section 5 Children Classes 66-69 First £0.70 Second £0.50 Third £0.30 Section 6 Photography Class 70 First £0.70 Second £0.50 Third £0.30 In the calculation of points, double points will be awarded in Classes 6, 8, and 35. PRINCIPAL AWARDS IN THE SPRING SHOW With the names of the previous year’s holders. THE VERA BLUNDELL TROPHY For the winner of most points in Section 1. Carole Fenning THE PETITE SALVER For the winner of Class 4 Carole Fenning H T A VOUCHER New Award For the winner of class 5 THE HAROLD BLUNDELL TROPHY For the winner of Class 6. Mary Bryant THE ALLIANCE CUP For the winner of most points in Section 2. Evelyn Jane THE NATIONAL DAFFODIL SOCIETY BRONZE MEDAL Evelyn Jane For the best exhibit in Section 2. Class 7 THE MARY BRYANT TROPHY & THE NATIONAL DAFFODIL SOCIETY BEST BLOOM CERTIFICATE For the best Daffodil Bloom in the Show. Charlotte Bryant THE MARY BRYANT MEMBERS’ TROPHY For the best Daffodil Bloom in the Members Only Classes. Ray Wright THE BILL & DULCIE BOYD TROPHY Maggie Fulker & For the winner of most points in Classes 38 & 39. John Raffle THE MEMBERS’ S HIELD For the winner of Class 43 Enid Campbell THE ASLET TROPHY and H T A VOUCHER John Raffle For the winner of most points in the Members’ Classes 29-39 43-45. THE ANNE & ALAN STOTE TROPHY For the winner of Class 44. Derrick Fulker THE SPRING FLOWER SHIELD For the winner of most points in Section 3. Derrick Fulker THE COOKERY TROPHY For the winner of most points in Section 4. A. Duggard THE CHAIRMAN’S TROPHY For the winner of most points in the Show. Evelyn Jane With the exception of the Daffodil Society Best Bloom Certificate and Bronze Medal, all trophies are Perpetual Challenge Trophies, to be held by the Winners until 1st March 2020 when they must be returned to the Show Co-ordinator or any other Committee Member |
