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SUMMER SHOW 13 July 2024

Section A

Class

1    Collection of Produce (4 varieties) - selected from:

    5 potatoes, 5 beans, 2 beetroot, 5 carrots, 2 cabbages, 5 pods of peas, 2 marrows, 5 onions, 2 cauliflowers,

    2 lettuces, 2 turnips, 5 tomatoes & 2 cucumbers 

1A    Collection of 3 vegetables - TOP TRAY Rules 

2    Potatoes, two varieties, five of each

3    Potatoes, white - 5

4    Potatoes, coloured - 5

5    Beetroot, round / globe - 2

6    Squash or Courgette - 2

7    Radishes, 1 bunch of 5

8    Carrots - 5

9    Cabbages - drum head - 2

10   Cabbages - pointed - 2

11   Cauliflowers - 1

12   Lettuce, cos or cabbage - 2

13   Salad Vegetables - 3 kinds, 1 of each

14   Onions (3” dia or less) as grown - 5

15   Onions (over 3” dia) as grown - 5

16   Shallots, not skinned - 5

17   Pickling Shallots - 1¼” dia or less, not skinned - 5

18   Runner Beans - 5

19   Runner Beans, longest (of equal length) - 2

20   French Beans - 5

21   Broad Beans - 5 pods

22   Peas - 5 pods

23   Peas or Broad Beans, shelled - half pint

24   Cucumbers, grown under protection - 2

25   Cucumbers, grown outdoors - 2

26   Tomatoes, cherry / mini - 5 arranged on a small plate

27   Tomatoes - 5

28   Raspberries, 10 arranged on a plate

29   A collection of Soft Fruit, minimum of 3 varieties on a plate not exceeding 7 inches

30   Any other vegetable not on schedule, 2 of a kind

Section B

31    Phlox - 3 sprays

32    A vase of flowers - TOP VASE rules 

33    Calendulas - 5 blooms

34    Sweet Peas - 9 in a container for effect (foliage allowed)

35    Sweet Peas - 5 spikes, any colour

36    Rose - 1 specimen rose bloom

37    Roses - 5 cut roses, one variety

38    Floribunda Roses - 3 sprays, one variety

39    Rose - 1 bloom, judged for its fragrance

40    Carnations - 5 border carnations

41    Violas or Pansies - 10 blooms

42    Collection: 15 garden flower blooms in a vase, 3-5 varieties

43    Antirrhinums - 5 stems

44    Herb(s) growing in a pot

45    Flowering pot plant - excluding cacti, succulents and orchids - 1

46    Foliage pot plant - 1

47    Pot Orchid - 1

48    Cactus or Succulent in pot - 1

49    Alpines - 3 (either 3 pots < 4” dia. or 1 container <10” dia.)

50    Hanging Basket (maximum basket size 12” dia. - to be displayed in the Village Hall garden)

51    Any other flower not on schedule - 1 stem only

FLORAL ART  - Height unlimited:

52    Gent’s Buttonhole

53    Lady’s Spray

54    Decorative Floral Arrangement not exceeding 22” spread, to be viewed from the front

55    Arrangement of Foliage & Flowers, not using more than 3 blooms & not exceeding 8” spread

56    Arrangement of garden flowers in an unusual container, not exceeding 14” spread

57    Floral decoration, ‘Surprise”, not exceeding 12” spread

 Section C

    Avoid using perishable ingredients if possible (e.g. raw egg, cream) otherwise keep cool for food safety reasons.

60    A collection of home-grown Herbs - 1 stem of each of 5 named varieties in a vase

61    Boiled Potatoes, home grown (skin removed) - 5

62    Boiled Beetroot, home-grown (peeled) - 3

63    Jam, home-made, any fruit (made in last 12 months) - 1 jar

64    Jelly, home-made, any fruit (made in last 12 months) - 1 jar

65    Lemon Curd (Cooled platter provided) - 1 jar

66    Alcoholic Drink made with vegetables or fruit

67    Vegetable Pasties - 5

68    Savoury Scones - 5

69    Open fruit tart, no cream or patisserie cream

70     Victoria Sponge, 3 eggs, jam-filled, no sugar on top

71    Cookies, any variety - 5

72    Fruit Crumble

73    Loaf of Bread, any shape, hand-made

74    Savoury Canapés - 5

75    Shortbread, no sugar on the top - 1 round

76    Lemon Drizzle Cake

77    Half-pound Fruit Cake - using ½ a pound of flour & ½ a pound of fruit

78    One 6 inch x 4 inch photograph, Theme: ’Wildlife’.

79    ‘TOP CAKE’ - rules on  page 15. Theme: ‘Olympics.

Section D

For Children under 16

    All entries must be clearly marked with the exhibitor’s age.

    All entries are judged according to age.

80.     Handicraft Article - age under 12

81.     Handicraft Article - age 12-15

82.     An Animal made from vegetable &/or fruit, adornments e.g. eyes, ribbon etc allowed

83.     Cookies - 5

84.     A Painting & Drawing - no larger than A4

85.     Cress, grown in a decorated egg shell

86.     A Photograph of Wildlife