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PORTISHEAD
SUMMER SHOW
SATURDAY 24TH AND SUNDAY 25TH JULY 2021
At The Show Field, Clevedon Road, Portishead, BS20 7RA
CLASS SCHEDULE
includes details of classes and entry requirements
FREE PARKING
For what's on and when see
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andandTipsTips
for for
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Exhibitors
Exhibitors
Welcome
Welcometo the
to the
Show!
Show!
WeWe
are are
delighted
delighted
to have
to have
youyou
withwith
us. us.
Some
Some
essential
essential
tipstips
so that
so that
youyou
knowknowexactly
exactly
what
what
to do
to and
do and
when:
when:
• •Complete
Complete all details
all detailson both
on both sidessides
of theof theentry entry
form form
at the
at the
back back
of the
of the
programme
programme
• •Deliver
Deliverentry
entry
form formandandfeesfeesto the
to the
Show Show Field Field
on Saturday
on Saturday morning
morning
between
between 10.00
10.00
andand 12.0012.00or on or Monday
on Monday or Tuesday
or Tuesday before
beforethetheShow Showas as
Official
Official
opening
opening Ian Reed-Downs
by: by: Ian Reed-Downs - aka- aka Official opening by: Ian Reed-Downs - aka
Downsy
Downsy
- Sam
- Sam
FM presenter
FM presenter
and and
Matchday
Matchday
announcer
announcer
for Bristol
for Bristol
City City
FC and
FC and
Bristol
Bristol
Bears
Bears
Rugby
Rugby described
Downsydescribed on presenter
- Sam FM the
on theform.form.
andLate Late
entries
Matchday entrieswillwill
announcer notnot be accepted.
be accepted.
for Bristol City FC and Bristol Bears Rugby
• •Photographic
Photographic exhibits
exhibitsneed needtheir ownown
their form form so complete
so complete a second
a second form for for
form
Blessing
Blessing
by: by: those
thoseANDANDboth photographs
both photographs andandform must
form
Blessing by: mustbe handed
be handed in by in 7pm
by 7pm thethe
Reverend
Reverend
NickNick
Moxon,
Moxon,
Portishead
Portishead
Methodist
Methodist
Church
Church Monday
Monday before
before Reverend
the Show
the Nick Moxon, Portishead Methodist Church
Show
Official
Official
Opening
Opening
on Saturday
on Saturday
12 noon
12 noon
• •Handwriting
Handwriting andand Poetry
Poetryexhibits alsoalso
exhibits need need to be
Official Opening on Saturday 12 noon
to given
be given in byin 7pm
by 7pm thethe
Monday
Monday before
beforethethe Show Show
ADMISSION
ADMISSION
DETAILS:
DETAILS:
ALL TICKETS
ALL TICKETS
TO BE
TOPURCHASED
BE PURCHASEDIN ADVANCE
IN ADVANCE
£7.50£7.50
up toup17.7.2021
to 17.7.2021 • •Collect entry
Collect
ADMISSION (class)
entry
DETAILS: cards
(class)
ALL from
cards
TICKETS the
from
TO Pavilion
BEthe Pavilion
PURCHASED at the
IN Showfield
atADVANCE
the £7.50on
Showfield upFriday
on Friday
to 17.7.2021
and and
£10.00
£10.00
fromfrom
18.7.2021
18.7.2021
to 25.7.2021
to 25.7.2021
via web
via web
site site 6pm-9pm
6pm-9pm (you(you and
cancan £10.00
taketake from
up to 18.7.2021
up10pm
to 10pm to
to stage 25.7.2021
to stage thethe via web
exhibits) site
exhibits)or Saturday
or Saturday
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
UNDER
UNDER
17 - 17
FREE
- FREE CHILDREN UNDER 17 - FREE
7am-9am
7am-9am
SHOW
SHOW
OPENING
OPENING
HOURS
HOURS • •FindFind
thetheclass number
class number on theonSHOWtables
the tablesin one
OPENING in one of the
HOURS twotwo
of the marquees
marquees - -
Horticultural
Horticultural (on(onthethe left)left)
andand Handicraft
Handicraft & Childrens
& Childrens (on(on
thethe right)
right)
Saturday:
Saturday:
Open Open
11.30
11.30
am until
am until
5.305.30
pm approx.
pm approx. • •Place youryour
Place exhibit
exhibitSaturday:
on the
on the Open
table 11.30
with
table amyour
your
with until
entry 5.30
entry pmcard
card approx.
faceface
down down(so (so
thatthat
No public
No public
admission
admission
to marquees
to marquees
whilst
whilst
judging
judging
is in isprogress
in progress No public admission to marquees whilst judging is in progress
onlyonly
thetheclass andand
class exhibitor
exhibitor number
number on theon the back are are
back showing)
showing)
Sunday:
Sunday:
OpenOpen
10 am10 -am
5.30
- 5.30
pm approx.
pm approx. • •ComeCome andandenjoy thethe
enjoy Show! Show!
Sunday: Open 10 am - 5.30 pm approx.
Exhibitors
Exhibitors
will only
will only
be allowed
be allowed
to remove
to removeexhibits
exhibits
when when
a signal
a signal
is given
is given • •If you areExhibitors
If you lucky
are enough
lucky will onlyto
enough behave
to
allowedwon
have towon1st, 12stnd,exhibits
remove 2ornd3or you
3when
rd rd
you
can can
collect
a signal collect
thethe
is given prize
prize
money
money on Sunday
on Sunday 2.30pm-6.30pm
2.30pm-6.30pm from fromthethe Pavilion
Pavilion
FreeFree
Car Park
Car Park
- Gordano
- Gordano
Sports
Sports
FieldField
onlyonly
• •WeWe willwill
announce
announce theFree
the
cupCar
cup
winners
winners on aonboarda board
Park - Gordano Sports Field only
whichwhich willwill
be displayed
be displayed at at
thethe
frontfront
of the
of the
Show Show Office.
Office.
NO VEHICLES
NO VEHICLES
ALLOWED
ALLOWED
ON SHOW
ON SHOW
FIELD
FIELD • •Exhibits
Exhibitsmustmust
notnot be removed
be
NO removed
VEHICLES before
before
ALLOWED 5.30pm5.30pm
ON SHOW on Sunday.
on Sunday.
FIELD (Any(Anyperishable
perishable
AFTER
AFTER
11.30
11.30
am ON
am SATURDAY
ON SATURDAY
OR BEFORE
OR BEFORE
5.305.30
pm on
pmSUNDAY
on SUNDAY items
itemsnotnot AFTER
claimed
claimed 11.30 am
by 6.30pm ON
by 6.30pm SATURDAY
willwill OR
be disposed BEFORE
be disposed of.)of.)pm on SUNDAY
5.30
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a Society
a Society
Member
Member
for only
for only
£20.00
£20.00
a year
a year Become a Society Member for only £20.00 a year
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fromfrom
membership
membership
secretary
secretary
and and
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Society
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don't
havehave
to be
to abemaster
a master
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entries
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Affiliated
to the
to Royal
the Royal
Horticultural
Horticultural
Society
Society Affiliated to the Royal Horticultural Society
Member
Memberof the
of Somerset
the Somerset
Federation
Federation
of Gardening
of Gardening
Clubs
Clubs Member of the Somerset Federation of Gardening Clubs
Member
Member
of Association
of Association
of Shows
of Shows
& Agricultural
& Agricultural
Organisations
Organisations Member of Association of Shows & Agricultural OrganisationsREGULATIONS
REGULATIONS
GOVERNING
GOVERNING
THETHE
SHOW
SHOW
7. JUDGES
7. JUDGES
1. ENTRIES
1. ENTRIES TheTheCommittee
Committee shallshall
appoint
appoint
the the
Judges,
Judges,
whowhomaymay givegive
extraextra
prizes
prizes
for any
for any
exhibit
exhibit
ShowShow
EntryEntry
formsformscan can
be taken
be takento: to: thatthat
shallshall
be deserving
be deserving of that
of that
distinction,
distinction,
andandmaymay withhold
withholdprizes
prizes
from from
anyany
Saturday
Saturday17 July-
17 July-
TheTheFlower
Flower
Show ShowFieldField
between
between 10.00
10.00
am amandand12.00
12.00
pm pm exhibit
exhibit
theytheymaymay deem deem
unworthy.
unworthy. No judges
No judges to betoapproached
be approached by any
by anyperson
person
Monday
Monday 19 July
19 July
or Tuesday
or Tuesday 20 July
20 July- To-the
To the
Flower
Flower
Show Show
Field,
Field,
Clevedon
ClevedonRoad,Road, otherother
thanthan
official
official
stewards.
stewards. AnyAny protest
protest
against
against
the the
decisions
decisionsof the
of the
JudgeJudge
of of
Portishead,
Portishead,BS20 BS20
7RA7RAbetween
between 10.00 10.00
am am to 7.00pm
to 7.00pm the the
awardawardof aof points
a points
prizeprize
must must
be made
be made no later
no later
thanthan
5 pm 5 pm
on the
on the
Saturday
Saturdayof of
OR OR the the
Show.Show.WhilstWhilst
an appeal
an appeal
is permitted,
is permitted, the the
committee
committee reserve
reserve
the the
rightright
to to
Alternatively
Alternatively entryentry
formsforms
can can
be hand
be hand delivered
deliveredor posted
or postedto Mrs
to Mrs
Elaine
Elaine
Hall,Hall,
27 27 charge
charge
£5.00£5.00
for this
for this
whichwhich
will will
be refunded
be refunded in the
in the
eventevent
thatthat
the the
appeal
appeal
is is
Falcon
Falcon
Close,
Close,
Portishead,
Portishead, BS20 BS20
6UT6UT upheld.
upheld.Subject
Subject
to the
to the
determination
determination of any
of any
protest
protest
THETHEJUDGES
JUDGESDECISION
DECISION IS IS
Entry
Entry
feesfees
will will
be forfeited
be forfeitedfor all
forentries
all entries
not not
staged.
staged. FINALFINAL
andand
BINDING.
BINDING.
All photographs,
All photographs, poemspoemsandandhandwriting
handwriting to be tohanded
be handed in before
in before
7.007.00
pm pmon the
on the 8. HANDLING
8. HANDLING OF EXHIBITS
OF EXHIBITS
Monday
Monday before
before
the the
Show.Show. No person
No person exceptexcept
the the
Judges,
Judges,
Committee,
Committee, or Exhibitor
or Exhibitor shallshall
be allowed
be allowed to touch
to touch
2. STAGING
2. STAGING or handle
or handleanyanyspecimen
specimenexhibited
exhibitedfor competition
for competition afterafter
the the
exhibits
exhibits
are are
staged.
staged.
Exhibitors
Exhibitors
will will
be allowed
be allowedto stage
to stagetheirtheir
exhibits
exhibits
on the
on the
FridayFriday
evening
evening
fromfrom 9. BONA
9. BONAFIDEFIDEOF EXHIBIT
OF EXHIBIT
6.00pm
6.00pmto 10topm10 pmandandSaturday
Saturday7.007.00am amto 9.00
to 9.00
am,am,afterafter
whichwhich
the the
tentstents
will will
be be No prize
No prize
shallshall
be awarded
be awarded for any
for any
flowers,
flowers,
plants,
plants,
fruitfruit
or vegetables,
or vegetables, whichwhichhavehave
cleared
cleared
for judging.
for judging. PLEASE
PLEASE
NOTE NOTETHAT THATTHETHE OFFICE
OFFICE
IS CLOSED
IS CLOSED FORFORTHETHE not not
been been
grown grownby the
by the
exhibitor
exhibitor
at least
at least
twotwomonths
months before
before
the the
Show, Show,
andandthe the
COLLECTION
COLLECTION OF CLASS
OF CLASS CARDSCARDSFROM FROM 9PM9PM FRIDAYFRIDAYTO 7AM
TO 7AM SATURDAY.
SATURDAY. exhibits
exhibits
in allincookery
all cookery
andandhandicraft
handicraftclasses
classes
shallshall
havehavebeen been
made madeor prepared
or prepared by by
3. CLASS
3. CLASS
CARDSCARDS the the
exhibitor.
exhibitor.Every Every
exhibitor
exhibitor
on making
on making his/her
his/her
entry entry
will will
be required
be required to make
to makea a
No exhibitor
No exhibitor is toisstage
to stage
an exhibit
an exhibituntiluntil
a Class
a Class
CardCard
has has
been been
obtained
obtained
fromfrom
the the declaration
declarationto this
to this
effect.
effect.
Section
Section
5 and5 and
Children’s
Children’sclasses
classes
excluded
excludedfromfromthisthis
Secretary's
Secretary's
Office.
Office.
An infringement
An infringement of this
of this
rulerule
will will
disqualify
disqualify
the the
exhibitor
exhibitor
fromfrom ruling.
ruling.
receiving
receiving
a prize.
a prize. 10. 10.
DEFINITION
DEFINITION OF ANOF AMATEUR
AN AMATEUR
4. EXHIBITS
4. EXHIBITS An Amateur
An Amateur is a is
person
a person
whowhoneither
neither
makesmakesgardening
gardening a business
a businessnor nor
employs
employs a a
No prize
No prize
shallshall
be awarded
be awarded for any
for any
exhibit
exhibit
where where
the the
exhibitor
exhibitor
has has
received
receivedhelphelp
or or full full
timetime
gardener.
gardener. OnlyOnly
an amateur
an amateur maymay enterenter
in the
in the
Member
Member or Novice
or Noviceclasses.
classes.
advice
advice
on the
on thearrangement
arrangement of the
of the
exhibit
exhibit
in Classes
in Classes
311311to 320.
to 320. 11. 11.
DEFINITION
DEFINITION OF AOFNOVICE
A NOVICE
5. INSPECTION
5. INSPECTION OF EXHIBITS
OF EXHIBITS A novice
A novice
is a isperson
a personwhowhohas has
not not
previously
previously wonwon a first
a first
prizeprize
in this
in this
show show
for afor a
TheThe
Committee
Committee reserves
reserves
the the
rightright
to inspect
to inspectthe the
exhibits
exhibits
afterafter
the the
entries
entries
havehave similar
similar
exhibit
exhibit
to that
to that
shownshown
in thein the
description
descriptionof theof the
classclass
in which
in whichhe or heshe
or she
is is
beenbeen
made.made.AnyAnyexhibitor
exhibitor
refusing
refusingto allow
to allowa visit
a visit
shall,
shall,
at the
at the
discretion
discretion
of the
of the exhibiting,
exhibiting,
e.g.e.g.
a person
a person
whowho has has
wonwon a first
a first
prizeprize
for an
forexhibit
an exhibitof dahlias
of dahliasin this
in this
Committee,
Committee, forfeit
forfeit
all entry
all entry
feesfees
andand be excluded
be excluded fromfrom
exhibiting.
exhibiting. show show
cannot
cannotenter enter
in Class
in Class
No. No.
3. 3.
6. LIABILITY
6. LIABILITY
FORFOR LOSS LOSS
OR DAMAGE
OR DAMAGE 11a.DEFINITION
11a.DEFINITION OF AOFSENIOR
A SENIOR CITIZEN
CITIZEN
TheThe
Committee
Committee will will
taketake
no responsibility
no responsibility for loss
for loss
or damage
or damage to exhibits,
to exhibits,
articles
articles A person
A personwhowho is aged
is aged
60 or60over
or over
at the
at the
datedate
of the
of the
show show
shown
shownfor display
for display or sale,
or sale,
or personal
or personal property.
property. NightNight
security
security
will will
be provided
be provided 12. 12.
LIMITATION
LIMITATION OF PRIZES
OF PRIZES
although
althoughthe the
same same
conditions
conditionswill will
apply apply
as above.
as above. No exhibitor
No exhibitor will will
be permitted
be permitted to take
to take
more more
thanthan
oneoneprizeprize
in each
in each
classclass
(Special
(Special
Prizes
Prizes
andandChallenge
Challenge CupsCups
excepted).
excepted).13. 13.
UNFAIR
UNFAIR COMPETITION
COMPETITION
AnyAnyperson
personexhibiting
exhibiting flowers,
flowers,
plants plants
or fruit
or fruit
belonging
belonging
to another
to another (excepting
(excepting 20. 20.
For Forthe the
purpose
purposeof the
of the
Show,Show,a bowla bowl is a is
vessel
a vessel
for displaying
for displaying cut cut
flowers
flowers
in in
Classes
Classesalready
alreadystated stated
in Regulation
in Regulation 9) and
9) and
entering
enteringthem themas his
as or
hisher
or her
own, own, water wateror foror growing
for growing bulbous
bulbousplants,
plants,
andand having
having
a diameter
a diameter at its
atmouth
its mouth at least
at least
exercising
exercising anyanyartifice
artifice
to deceive
to deceive the the
Judges,
Judges,or otherwise
or otherwise attempting
attemptingto gain
to gain equal equalto but
to butusually
usually
greater
greater
than, than,
its height.
its height.A vaseA vase
is a is
vessel
a vessel
for displaying
for displaying cut cut
prizes
prizes
by unfair
by unfair means,means,or inoranyway
in anyway infringing
infringinganyanyof these
of these
rules,rules,
shallshall
forfeit
forfeit
all all flowers
flowers in water
in water
andand having
having
a greater
a greater heightheight
thanthan
the thediameter
diameter of itsofmouth.
its mouth.
prizes
prizes
which which
maymay havehave been been
allotted
allottedto him
to himor her,
or her,
andandthe the
Committee
Committee reserves
reserves 21. 21.
TheThe Society
Society
shallshall
not not
be responsible
be responsible for any
for any
accidents
accidents arising
arising
fromfromanyanycausecause
to itself
to itself
the the
power power to refuse
to refuse
futurefutureentries
entries
from from
anyany
suchsuchexhibitor.
exhibitor.
Complaints
Complaints to anyto anypersonpersonwhen whenassisting
assisting
or visiting
or visitingthe the
Show, Show,
or foror any
for any
damage
damage or loss,
or loss,
under
underthisthis
rulerule
must mustbe made
be made to the to the
Secretary
Secretarybeforebefore
7.00pm7.00pm on the
on the
firstfirst
dayday
of of howsoever
howsoever causedcaused
to the
to the
property
property of any of any
suchsuchperson.
person.
the the
Show.Show.Persons
Persons lodging
lodgingcomplaints,
complaints, must mustdeposit
deposit
£5.00£5.00
withwith
the the
Secretary.
Secretary. 22. 22.
DAHLIADAHLIA CLASSES
CLASSES
Unless
Unlessthe the
casecaseis proved,
is proved,thisthis
depositdeposit
will will
be forfeited.
be forfeited. TheThedecision
decision
of the
of the GROUP GROUP CLASSIFICATION,
CLASSIFICATION, FORMATION
FORMATION ANDAND SIZES:SIZES:
Committee
Committee in allincases
all cases
will will
be final.
be final. CACTUS:
CACTUS: Cactus Cactus
Dahlias
Dahlias
havehave
fullyfully
doubledoubleblooms,
blooms,the the
ray ray
florets
florets
are are
usually
usually
14. 14.
PRIZEPRIZE
MONEY MONEY pointed,
pointed, the themajority
majorityare are
narrow
narrowandand revolute
revolutefor more
for more thanthanhalfhalf
theirtheir
length.
length.
ALL ALL
PRIZE PRIZE
MONIESMONIES WILLWILLBE PAID
BE PAID OUTOUT ON ON THETHEFIELD FIELD
AT THE
AT THETREASURER’S
TREASURER’S OFFICE
OFFICE DECORATIVE:
DECORATIVE: Decorative
Decorative Dahlias
Dahliashavehave full full
double
double
blooms,
blooms, showing
showing no disc.
no disc.
TheThe
FROMFROM 2.30PM2.30PMTO 6.30PM
TO 6.30PM ON ONTHETHE SECOND
SECOND DAYDAY OF THE
OF THE SHOW.SHOW. Where
Where ray ray
florets
florets
are arebroad,
broad,
generally
generally
flat flat
or slightly
or slightly
twisted
twistedandand usually
usually
bluntly
bluntly
pointed.
pointed.
sponsorship
sponsorship has hasbeen been
obtained
obtained for prizes
for prizes
withwith
a greater
a greater
valuevalue
thanthan
the the
published
published EXHIBITS:
EXHIBITS: An exhibit
An exhibitof dahlias
of dahlias
should shouldbe arranged
be arranged so that
so that
all the
all the
blooms
bloomsfaceface
in in
prize
prize
money moneythenthen the the
sponsors
sponsorsprize prize
will will
be paid.
be paid. the the
same samedirection,
direction,
are are
clearclear
of each
of eachother other
andandstaged
stagedso that
so that
a pleasant
a pleasantandand
14A.14A.
GRANDGRAND DRAW DRAW PRIZES
PRIZES balanced
balanced exhibitexhibit
is achieved.
is achieved.
TheTheSociety
Society
will will
not notbe holding
be holding a Granda Grand
Prize Prize
Draw Draw
at the
at the
2021 2021
Show Show
duedueto to All blooms
All blooms shouldshould
be staged
be stagedwithwithsome somedahliadahlia
foliage,
foliage,
preferably
preferably on the
on thestem.stem.
TheThe
Covid-19.
Covid-19. foliage
foliage
should shouldbe clean,
be clean,
healthy
healthy
andand undamaged.
undamaged.
15. 15.
REMOVAL
REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS
OF EXHIBITS It is Itrecommended
is recommended thatthat
the the
namesnames of allofvarieties
all varieties
shouldshould
be clearly
be clearly
stated.
stated.
Exhibits
Exhibitsmust must
not notbe removed
be removed untiluntil
afterafter
the the
prize prize
presentation
presentation on the
on the
second
second
dayday 23. 23.
ALL ALLCUPS CUPSANDAND TROPHIES
TROPHIES TO BETORETURNED
BE RETURNED TO THE
TO THE CUPS CUPS
& TROPHIES
& TROPHIES
of the
of the
Show Showandand must must
be removed
be removed before
before6.306.30
pm.pm.OnlyOnlylegitimate
legitimateexhibitors
exhibitors SECRETARY
SECRETARY BY 1STBY 1ST
JULYJULY
ANDAND SHALL SHALLREMAINREMAIN THETHEPROPERTY
PROPERTY OF THE
OF THE SOCIETY.
SOCIETY.
maymayremoveremove exhibits.
exhibits. 24. 24.
RESTRICTED
RESTRICTED CLASSES
CLASSES
16. 16.
All cut
All cut
flowers
flowers to betoshown
be shown in containers
in containers provided
provided
by theby the
exhibitor.
exhibitor.Fruit,
Fruit, Class Class
81 is81restricted
is restricted
to exhibitors
to exhibitors livingliving
within
within
the the
ParishParish
boundaries
boundaries of of
vegetable
vegetable andandegg eggexhibitors
exhibitorsmust mustprovide
providetheirtheir
ownowndishes.
dishes. Portishead
Portishead andand NorthNorth
Weston,
Weston,Portbury,
Portbury, Clapton
Clapton
in Gordano
in Gordano or Weston-in-
or Weston-in-
17. 17.
Definitions
Definitionsof classes
of classesare are
taken taken
fromfromthe the
'Horticultural
'HorticulturalShow Show
Handbook'
Handbook' Gordano.
Gordano.
published
published by the
by theRHS.RHS. 25. 25.
RESTRICTIONS
RESTRICTIONS ON ON ARTARTCLASSES
CLASSES
18. 18.
NAME NAME OF EXHIBITS
OF EXHIBITS Exhibitors
Exhibitors in thein the
Art Art
Classes
Classes
407407 - 412 - 412
andand 443443maymay NOTNOT enterenter
more more
thanthanTWO TWO
All exhibits
All exhibitsshould
should be correctly
be correctly named, named,if possible.
if possible.
ErrorError
in naming
in naming will will
not not EXHIBITS
EXHIBITS IN EACH
IN EACH CLASS.
CLASS.
disqualify,
disqualify,but but
the theJudgesJudges
will will
recognise
recognise correctness
correctness in naming
in naming as telling
as telling
in favour
in favour 26. 26.
RESTRICTIONS
RESTRICTIONS ON ON ALL ALL
CLASSES
CLASSES
of an
ofexhibitor
an exhibitor in ain close
a close
competition.
competition. EXHIBITORS
EXHIBITORS AREAREENCOURAGED
ENCOURAGED TO MARK
TO MARK Exhibitors
Exhibitors are are
limited
limited
to atoMAXIMUM
a MAXIMUM OF TWOOF TWO EXHIBITS
EXHIBITS IN ANYIN ANY
CLASS,CLASS,
unless
unless
THEIR
THEIR
EXHIBITS
EXHIBITS WITH WITH
THETHE VARIETY
VARIETY NAME NAME FORFOR THETHEBENEFIT
BENEFIT OF OUR
OF OUR VISITORS.
VISITORS. otherwise
otherwise indicated.
indicated.
19. 19.
SPACING
SPACING 27. 27.
MEMBERS
MEMBERS CLASSES
CLASSES
Unless
Unlessotherwise
otherwise stated,
stated,
spacings
spacings shownshownin thein the
schedule
schedule are are
for the
for the
full full
widthwidth
of of Exhibitors
Exhibitors in these
in these
classes
classes
must must
be current
be current members
members of theof the
Portishead
Portishead andand
table,
table,
ie approx
ie approx 76 cm. 76 cm. District
District
Horticultural
Horticultural Society.
Society.SPECIAL
SPECIAL
CUPS
CUPS
ANDAND
PRIZES
PRIZES
28. 28.
DRONES
DRONES TheThe
Royal
Royal
Horticultural
Horticultural
Society’s
Society’s
BANKSIAN
BANKSIANMEDAL
MEDALwill will
be awarded
be awarded
to the
to the
Drones
Drones
are are
not not
permitted
permitted
to betoused
be usedat the
at the
Show Show
FieldField
during during
the the
course
course
of the
of the exhibitor
exhibitor
withwith
the the
highest
highest
totaltotal
of cash
of cash
prizes
prizes
in Classes
in Classes
1-77.1-77.
TheThe
winners
winners
of the
of the
Show Show
in accordance
in accordance withwith
Air Navigation
Air Navigation Order Order
2016 2016 medal
medal
in the
in the
previous
previous
twotwo
years
years
are are
not not
eligible
eligible
thisthis
year.
year.
29. 29.
DOGS DOGS
Dogs Dogs
are are
allowed
allowed
on the
on the
fieldfield
during
during
the the
course
courseof the
of the
Show Show
on nonon non
extending
extending Winner
Winner
2019
2019
Mr Kelvin
Mr Kelvin
Bush
Bush Winner
Winner
2020
2020
- Mrs
- Mrs
Linda
Linda
Hodgetts
Hodgetts
leads,
leads,
we do
we however
do howeverask ask
thatthat
theythey
are are
not not
taken taken
intointo
the the
refreshment
refreshment area.
area.
Tables
Tables
andand
chairs
chairs
are are
available
available
outside
outside TheThe
Society’s
Society’s
BLUEBLUE
RIBBONS
RIBBONS will will
be awarded
be awardedfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibits
exhibits
in each
in each
of the
of the
PLEASE
PLEASE
DO DONOTNOTLEAVELEAVE
YOUR YOURDOGDOG in your
in your
car car
in the
in the
car car
parkpark Horticultural
Horticultural
Section,
Section,
FruitFruit
Section,
Section,
Floral
Floral
Art Art
Arrangement
Arrangementandand
Vegetable
Vegetable
30. 30.
MOVEMENT
MOVEMENT ON ON
FIELD
FIELD Section.
Section.
TheThe
Judge's
Judge's
decision
decision
is final.
is final.
Exhibitors,
Exhibitors,
Visitors
Visitors
andand
Traders
Traderswhowhohavehavevehicles
vehicles
on the
on thefieldfield
must must
remove
remove
theirtheir
vehicles
vehicles
fromfrom
the the
showground
showground when when
askedasked
to doto so
doby soabysteward
a steward or other
or other
official.
official. FLOWERS
FLOWERS
Restrictions
Restrictions
on vehicle
on vehicle
movement
movement applyapply
whilst
whilst
the the
Show Showis open
is open
to avoid
to avoid THETHE
JOHN JOHN
DAWS DAWS
CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
Novice
Novice
Dahlias
Dahlias
in Class
in Class
3. 3.
collisions
collisions
withwith
members
membersof the
of the
public.
public. THETHE
H. POOLE
H. POOLEMEMORIAL
MEMORIAL PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
of of
31. 31.
HEALTH
HEALTHANDAND SAFETY
SAFETY Dahlias
Dahlias
in the
in the
Show.
Show.
Exhibitors
Exhibitors
andandTraders
Traders
are are
responsible
responsible for ensuring
for ensuring thatthat
theirtheir
ownown exhibits
exhibits
comply
comply THETHE
MILLARD
MILLARD ROSEROSE
BOWLBOWLfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
6. 6.
withwith
Health
Health
andandSafety
Safety
regulations.
regulations. ThisThis
includes
includesadherence
adherence to the
to the
Covid-19
Covid-19 THETHE
ARTHUR
ARTHUR KNIGHT
KNIGHT
PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
restrictions
restrictions
whichwhich
maymay
be inbeplace
in place
at the
at the
timetimeof the
of the
Show.
Show. COVID-19
COVID-19- To-ensure
To ensure 24. 24.
the the
safety
safety
of our
of our
members,
members,visitors,
visitors,
exhibitors
exhibitorsandand volunteers
volunteers we will
we will
be putting
be putting THETHE
ALBRIGHT
ALBRIGHT & WILSON
& WILSONPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in in
in place
in place
safety
safety
measures
measures
to ensure
to ensure thatthat
we comply
we comply withwith
PublicPublic
Health
Health
England
England Class
Class
63. 63.
andandGovernment
Government guidelines
guidelines
at the
at the
timetime
of the
of the
Show Showin respect
in respect of Covid-19.
of Covid-19.
Please
Please THETHE
A.S.G.
A.S.G.
SECURITY
SECURITY
SERVICES
SERVICES
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
floral
floral
display
display
of of
notenote
thatthat
we may
we may needneed
to implement
to implement one-way
one-way systems
systemswithinwithin
the the
marquees.
marquees. We We Roses
Roses
in the
in the
show.
show.
will will
provide
provide
a hand
a hand
sanitiser
sanitiser
station
station
at the
at the
entrance
entrance to the
to themarquees.
marquees. THETHE
A.P.A.P.
BURTBURTPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Classes
in Classes
69 and
69 and
70. 70.
THETHE
H.E.H.E.
PUGSLEY
PUGSLEY PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
51. 51.
THETHE
A.S.G.
A.S.G.
SECURITY
SECURITY
SERVICES
SERVICES
TROPHY
TROPHYfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Classes
in Classes
60 and
60 and
61. 61.
FLOWER
FLOWER
COLLECTIONS
COLLECTIONS
THETHE
SMITH
SMITH
PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
20. 20.
THETHE
STONE
STONE
PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
28. 28.
THETHE
BURDEN
BURDEN
TROPHY
TROPHY
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
73. 73.
THETHE
MARTIN
MARTIN
JANES
JANES
MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
29. 29.PLANTS
PLANTS FLORAL
FLORALARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENTS
THETHE
JOHNJOHN
LANGDON
LANGDON PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Classes
in Classes THETHE
TOM TOMPUGSLEY
PUGSLEYPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE
CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
floral
floral
arrangement
arrangement
154154
andand
155155 submitted
submittedby aby
novice.
a novice.
THETHE
STANSTAN
COOKCOOK
TROPHY
TROPHYfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
157.157. THETHE
MRSMRSM.H.M.H.
PUGSLEY
PUGSLEY
PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE
CUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in in
THETHE
L.G.L.G.
ROYNON
ROYNON MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL CUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Classes
in Classes
152152
andand
153.153. Classes
Classes
314314
to 320
to 320
inclusive.
inclusive.
THETHE
A.G.A.G.
SKYRME
SKYRME
MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL TROPHY
TROPHY to the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest THETHE
PORTISHEAD
PORTISHEAD FLORAL
FLORAL
ARTART
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
MODERN
MODERNTROPHY
TROPHY for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in in
number
number
of points
of points
in Classes
in Classes
101101
- 107
- 107
inclusive.
inclusive. Class
Class
316.316.
THETHE
PORTISHEAD
PORTISHEAD FLORAL
FLORAL
ARTART
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
FIGURINE
FIGURINE
TROPHY
TROPHY for Best
for Best
Exhibit
Exhibit
in the
in the
FLOWER
FLOWER DISPLAYS
DISPLAYS Class
Class
311.311.
THETHE
ROTARY
ROTARY
CLUBCLUB
of PORTISHEAD
of PORTISHEADCUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
hanging
hanging
basket
basket
in Class
in Class
160160 THETHE
BRYAN
BRYANPARSONS
PARSONSSHIELD
SHIELD
to the
to the
winner
winner
of the
of the
BlueBlue
Ribbon
Ribbonfor floral
for floral
exhibits
exhibits
THETHE
ANGLIAN
ANGLIANWINDOWS
WINDOWS PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
allotment
allotment in classes
in classes
314-320.
314-320.
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
80. 80. THETHE
ROLLASON
ROLLASON PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGETROPHY
TROPHYfor the
for the
mostmostpoints
points
in Classes
in Classes
THETHE
A.V.A.V.
HARRIS
HARRIS
CUPCUPto the
to the
winner
winner
of the
of the
BlueBlue
Ribbon
Ribbon
for the
for the
floral
floral
exhibits.
exhibits. 314314
- 320
- 320
inclusive.
inclusive.
VEGETABLES
VEGETABLES andand
AGRICULTURAL
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
PRODUCE CLASS
CLASS
POINTS
POINTSCOMPETITIONS
COMPETITIONS ADULTS
ADULTS
THETHE
POOLE
POOLE
MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
of of THETHE
W.T.H.
W.T.H.
GILLGILL
PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPto the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
tomatoes
tomatoes
in the
in the
Show.Show. THETHE
KENNETH
KENNETH GOBLEGOBLEPERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPto ato
First
a First
TimeTime
Portishead
Portishead
THETHE
JOHNJOHN
CAREY
CAREY
MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL TROPHY
TROPHYfor the
for the
bestbestexhibit
exhibit
of Beans
of Beans
in the
in the
Show.
Show. Flower
Flower
Show Show
exhibitor
exhibitor
whowho
gains
gains
the the
mostmost
points.
points.
THETHE
W.T.H.
W.T.H.
GILLGILL
PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
221.221. THETHE
PARSONS
PARSONS PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
to the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
THETHE
H. WILLOUGHBY
H. WILLOUGHBY LYLELYLE
MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL CUPCUP for the
for the
most most
points
points
in the
in the
novice
novice number
numberof points
of points
in the
in the
Members
MembersClasses.
Classes.
Vegetable
Vegetable
Classes.
Classes. THETHE
C.J. C.J.
STACEY
STACEY
PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPto the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
THETHE
ARCHIE
ARCHIE
FERRIMAN
FERRIMAN CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
281.281. number
numberof points
of points
in the
in the
OpenOpen
Classes.
Classes.
THETHE
MEANEY
MEANEYFAMILY
FAMILY
CUPCUPfor the
for the
mostmostpoints
points
in thein the
Open Open
Vegetable
Vegetable
classes.
classes. THETHE
WILLIAM
WILLIAM TRIPP
TRIPP
PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPto the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
winning
winning
the the
THETHE
FRANK
FRANK
CALCRAFT
CALCRAFTMEMORIAL
MEMORIAL TROPHY
TROPHY to the
to the
winner winner
of Class
of Class
81 -81
“The
- “The most
most
firstfirst
prizes
prizes
in Classes
in Classes
1-286.
1-286.
Master
Master
Gardener
Gardener
of Portishead”.
of Portishead”.
for full
for full
details
details
see see
Class Class
81 81
THETHE
ROLLINGS
ROLLINGSPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE TROPHY
TROPHY to theto the
winner
winner
of the
of the
BlueBlue
Ribbon
Ribbon
in the
in the
Vegetable
Vegetable
section.
section.
FRUIT
FRUIT
THETHE
W. HUNT
W. HUNT PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE
TROPHY
TROPHY
to the
to the
winner
winner
of the
of the
BlueBlue
Ribbon
Ribbon
in the
in the
FruitFruit
section.
section.CLASS
CLASS
POINTS
POINTSCOMPETITIONS
COMPETITIONS CHILDREN
CHILDREN
THETHE
S.A.S.A.
PARKER
PARKERPERPETUAL
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPto the
to the
childchild
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest TRADE
TRADEEXHIBITS
EXHIBITS
number
number
of points
of points
in Classes
in Classes
470470
- 481
- 481
inclusive.
inclusive. THETHE
WESTERN
WESTERN
DAILY
DAILY
PRESS
PRESS
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUP
to the
to the
bestbest
nonnon
horticultural
horticultural
Trade
Trade
THETHE
H.A.H.A.
BESSANT
BESSANTPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPto the
to the
childchild
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest exhibit.
exhibit.
number
number
of points
of points
in Classes
in Classes
482482
- 497
- 497
inclusive.
inclusive. THETHE
BETOMBETOM
TROPHY
TROPHY
for the
for the
bestbest
Inside
Inside
Horticultural
Horticultural
Trade
Trade
exhibit.
exhibit.
THETHE
BURDEN
BURDENPERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUPto the
to the
childchild
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest THETHE
MARY MARY
FIELDEN
FIELDEN
CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
outside
outside
horticultural
horticultural
trade
trade
exhibit.
exhibit.
number
number
of points
of points
in Classes
in Classes
500500
- 515
- 515
inclusive.
inclusive. THETHE
TOWNSWOMEN’S
TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILDGUILD
PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
to the
to the
bestbest
non-Trade
non-Trade
THETHE
AXAAXA
ASSURANCE
ASSURANCE SHIELD
SHIELD
to the
to the
childchild
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
number
numberof points
of points
in in exhibit.
exhibit.
Classes
Classes
516516
- 527- 527
inclusive.
inclusive.
THETHE
PRIMARY
PRIMARY
SCHOOLS
SCHOOLSCHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUPto the
to the
primary
primary
school
school
whose
whose
pupils
pupils
win win
the the
mostmost
points
points
in the
in the
children's
children's
classes
classes
COOKERY
COOKERY
THETHE
MAJORIE
MAJORIEWILSON
WILSON
SALVER
SALVER
for the
for the
bestbest
Victoria
Victoria
Sandwich
Sandwich
in Class
in Class
381.381.
THETHE
HANCOCK
HANCOCK PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
480.480.
THETHE
HANCOCK
HANCOCK PERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
495.495.
THETHE
BARRY
BARRY
WALTERS
WALTERSBOWLBOWL
for the
for the
mostmost
points
points
in preserves
in preserves
classes
classes
357357
- 364
- 364
inclusive.
inclusive.
THETHE
NORTH
NORTHSOMERSET
SOMERSETMERCURY
MERCURYPERPETUAL
PERPETUALCHALLENGE
CHALLENGECUPCUP
to the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
number
number
of points
of points
in the
in the
Cookery
CookeryClasses
Classes
357357
- -
382382
inclusive
inclusive
HANDICRAFT
HANDICRAFT ANDANDPHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOGRAPHY
THETHE
JESSIE
JESSIE
FOWLER
FOWLERKNITTING
KNITTING
CUPCUP
for the
for the
BestBest
Knitting
Knitting
Exhibit
Exhibit
in the
in the
Show.
Show.
THETHE
PHSPHS
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOGRAPHY CUPCUP
to the
to the
exhibitor
exhibitor
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
number
number
of of
points
points
in this
in this
section.
section.
PORTISHEAD
PORTISHEAD TOWNTOWN
COUNCIL
COUNCILCUPCUP
for the
for the
BestBest
Art Exhibit
Art Exhibit
in classes
in classes
407407
- 412
- 412
andand
440.440.
THETHE
RECTORY
RECTORY CUPCUP
for the
for the
bestbest
hardhard
material
material
handicraft
handicraft
in class
in class
401401
SENIOR
SENIOR
CITIZENS
CITIZENS
THETHE
GEORGE
GEORGE EDWARDS
EDWARDS PERPETUAL
PERPETUALMEMORIAL
MEMORIAL CUPCUPfor the
for the
BestBest
Senior
Senior
Handwriting
Handwriting
exhibit
exhibit
in the
in the
Show.
Show.
THETHE
FOTHERGILL
FOTHERGILL SEEDSEED
CUPCUPfor the
for the
bestbest
exhibit
exhibit
in Class
in Class
445.445.
THETHE
LEOSLEOS
PERPETUAL
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE CUPCUP
to the
to the
Senior
Senior
Citizen
Citizen
gaining
gaining
the the
highest
highest
number
number
of points
of points
in classes
in classes
440440
- 447
- 447
inclusive.
inclusive.SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
OF CLASSES.
OF CLASSES.
MEMBERS
MEMBERS CLASSES
CLASSES
Guidance
Guidance
notesnotes
on showing
on showing
are are
available
available
on request.
on request.
Naming
Namingyouryour
varieties
varieties
is ofis of Special
Special
attention
attention is drawn
is drawnto Regulation
to Regulation27 27
interest
interest
to others
to others
andandcan can
be abedeciding
a deciding
factor
factor
in cases
in cases
of close
of close
competition
competition(see(see Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- see
pagespages
10 and
10 and
11 11
Regulation
Regulation
18 ).18 ). PrizePrize
money
money in allinclasses
all classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated).
stated).
Entry
Entry
fee fee
35p35p(see(seecupscups
- SMITH,
- SMITH,ARTHUR
ARTHURKNIGHT,
KNIGHT,
STONE
STONE
andand
MARTIN
MARTIN
JANES)
JANES)
SECTION
SECTION 1 - CUT
1 - CUT
FLOWERS
FLOWERS Class
Class
BEGINNERS/NOVICE
BEGINNERS/NOVICE CLASSES
CLASSES 20 Annuals,
20 Annuals, fourfourkinds,
kinds,
fourfourvases.
vases.
SpaceSpace
900900
mmmm
Special
Special
attention
attention is drawn
is drawnto Regulation
to Regulation 11 11 21 Bowl
21 Bowlof mixed
of mixed dahlias
dahlias
shownshown
for all
forround
all round
effect.
effect.
BowlBowl
not not
to exceed
to exceed
250250
mmmm
Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- see
pages pages
10 and
10 and
11. 11. in in
PrizePrize
money
moneyin allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,40p.40p.
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated) diameter.
diameter.Space Space750750
mm.mm.
Entry
Entry
fee fee
35p35p(see(see
cupscups
- GOBLE,
- GOBLE,MILLARD
MILLARD& JOHN
& JOHN DAWS)
DAWS) 22 Rose,
22 Rose,
oneone specimen
specimen in vase.
in vase.
Class
Class 23 Roses,
23 Roses,
three three
specimens,
specimens, oneone
vase.vase.
1 Annuals
1 Annuals(mixed
(mixed or single
or single
species),
species),
oneone
vase,
vase,
Antirrhinums
Antirrhinums
not not
included.
included. 24 Sweet
24 Sweetpeas. peas.
9 stems,
9 stems,ownownfoliage
foliage
optional,
optional,
oneone
vase.
vase.
2 Lavender,
2 Lavender,ten ten
sprigs,
sprigs,
oneone vase.vase. 25 Gladioli,
25 Gladioli,
threethreespikes,
spikes,
oneonevase.vase.
3 Dahlias,
3 Dahlias,
threethree
blooms,
blooms,mixed mixed
colours,
colours,
anyany
kind,kind,
oneone
vase.vase. 26 Pansies/Violas,
26 Pansies/Violas, six blooms,
six blooms,mixedmixed
varieties.
varieties.
Space
Space
300300
mmmm square
square
4 Roses,
4 Roses,
oneonespecimen
specimen in vase.
in vase. 27 Clematis,
27 Clematis, oneone flower
flower
in vase
in vase
5 Roses,
5 Roses,
oneonestem stem
of cluster
of cluster
roses,
roses,
oneonevase.
vase. 28 Vase
28 Vase
or bowl
or bowlof mixed
of mixedgarden
garden
flowers.
flowers.
Space
Space
750750
mmmm
6 Sweet
6 Sweetpeas,
peas,
seven seven
stems,
stems,
mixedmixedvarieties,
varieties,
ownown foliage
foliage
optional,
optional,
oneone
vase.
vase. 29 Vase
29 Vase
or bowl
or bowlof mixed
of mixedflowering
flowering
shrubs.
shrubs.
Roses
Roses
excluded.
excluded.
Space
Space
750750
mmmm
7 Fuchsias,
7 Fuchsias,
six mounted
six mounted on aon board.
a board.
8 Penstemons,
8 Penstemons, three three
stemsstems
in vase.
in vase. METRIC
METRIC
TO IMPERIAL
TO IMPERIALLINEAR
LINEAR
CONVERSIONS
CONVERSIONS
9 One
9 One
vase,vase,
gardengardenflowers,
flowers,oneonespecies
species
not not
mentioned
mentioned in Classes
in Classes
1-8 1-8 25mm
25mm
is equivalent
is equivalent
to 1to
inch
1 inch
(shrubs
(shrubs
excluded).
excluded). 300mm
300mmis equivalent
is equivalent
to 1ft
to 1ft
10 Vase
10 Vase
or bowl
or bowlof mixed
of mixedgarden
gardenflowers.
flowers.OPEN
OPEN
CLASSES
CLASSES
Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- see
pages
pages
10 and
10 and
11 11 73 Vase
73 Vase
or bowl
or bowl
of mixed
of mixed
garden
garden
flowers.
flowers.
Space
Space
750750
mmmm
PrizePrize
moneymoney
in allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated) 74 A74vase
A vase
of everlasting
of everlastingflowers
flowers
EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
(see(see
cupscups
- PUGSLEY,
- PUGSLEY,
ASGASG
TROPHY,
TROPHY,
ALBRIGHT
ALBRIGHT
& WILSON,
& WILSON,
A.P.A.P.
BURT,BURT, 75 Hydrangea,
75 Hydrangea,three
three
heads,
heads,
oneone
vasevase
BURDEN)
BURDEN) 76 Buddleia,
76 Buddleia,
threethree
stems,
stems,
oneone
vasevase
77 Foliage
77 Foliage
shrubs,
shrubs,
threethree
species,
species,
oneone
vasevase
Class.
Class.
48 Penstemon,
48 Penstemon, three
three
stems,stems,
oneonevasevase
49 Lavender,
49 Lavender, 10 sprigs,
10 sprigs,
oneone vasevase
50 Bowl
50 Bowl
of mixed
of mixed
annuals,
annuals,
Space Space
750750mmmm
51 Antirrhinums,
51 Antirrhinums, three three
spikes,
spikes,
mixed mixed
colours,
colours,
oneonevasevase
52 Dahlias,
52 Dahlias,
cactus,
cactus,
three three
blooms,
blooms,oneone vasevase
53 Dahlias,
53 Dahlias,
decorative
decorative or ball,
or ball,
six blooms,
six blooms,
twotwo vasesvases
54 Marigolds,
54 Marigolds, ninenine
cut flowers,
cut flowers, any any
type(s),
type(s),
oneonevasevase
55 Bowl
55 Bowl
of mixed
of mixed
dahlias
dahlias
shown shown
for all
forround
all round
effect.
effect.
BowlBowl
not not
to exceed
to exceed
250250
mmmm
diameter,
diameter,
spacespace
750750
mmmm
56 Phlox,
56 Phlox,
threethree
spikes,
spikes,
oneone vasevase
57 Gladioli,
57 Gladioli,
fourfour
spikes,
spikes,
twotwovases vases
58 Bowl
58 Bowl
of mixed
of mixed
petunias.
petunias.SpaceSpace600600mmmm
59 Fuchsia,
59 Fuchsia,ninenine
cut flowers,
cut flowers, no fewer
no fewerthanthan
threethree
varieties
varieties
mounted
mounted on aon
board.
a board.
Board
Board
not not
to exceed
to exceed300mm 300mm x 300mm
x 300mm
60 Border
60 Bordercarnations,
carnations,five five
stems stems
in onein one
vasevase
61 Pinks,
61 Pinks,
ninenine
stems,
stems,
in onein one
vasevase
62 Sweet
62 Sweetpeas,peas,
creamcreamor white,
or white,
nineninestems,
stems,
ownownfoliage
foliage
optional,
optional,
oneone
vasevase
63 Sweet
63 Sweetpeas,peas,
5 stems
5 stemsof each
of each
of 3of varieties,
3 varieties,
in 3 in
vases,
3 vases,
ownown
foliage
foliage
optional
optional
64 Zinnias,
64 Zinnias,
five five
blooms,
blooms, mixed mixed
colours,
colours,
oneonevasevase
65 Pelargonium
65 Pelargonium stems,
stems,
three three
cut blooms
cut bloomsin individual
in individual
vasesvases
66 Rose,
66 Rose,
single
single
stemstemin vase
in vase
67 Roses,
67 Roses,
threethree
stems,
stems,oneonevasevase
68 Roses,
68 Roses,
sevenseven
stems,
stems,
no fewer
no fewerthanthan3 varieties,
3 varieties,
oneonevasevase
69 Roses,
69 Roses,
oneonestemstem
of cluster
of clusterroses,
roses,
oneonevasevase
70 Roses,
70 Roses,
threethree
stemsstemsof cluster
of cluster
roses,roses,
mixedmixed
varieties,
varieties,
oneone
vasevase
71 Scabious,
71 Scabious,perennial,
perennial,
oneone vasevase
72 Outdoor
72 Outdoor flowers,
flowers,
oneone kindkind
excluding
excludingshrubs,
shrubs,
not not
mentioned
mentionedClasses
Classes
48 to4877
to 77GROUP
GROUP
ENTRY
ENTRY SECTION
SECTION
2 - SPECIMEN
2 - SPECIMEN
PLANTS
PLANTS
Entry
Entry
fee £1.00
fee £1.00
BEGINNERS/NOVICE
BEGINNERS/NOVICE CLASSES
CLASSES
80 An
80 exhibition
An exhibition
of vegetables
of vegetables
and and
flowers
flowers
by aby
group
a group
of members
of members
fromfrom
a single
a single Special
Special
attention
attention
is drawn
is drawn
to Regulation
to Regulation
11 11
locallocal
Allotment
Allotment
site.site. Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- pages
see pages
10 and
10 and
11 11
SizeSize
not not
to exceed
to exceed
90 cm
90 by
cm67bycm
67 deep.
cm deep. PrizePrize
moneymoney
in allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p 40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated)
The TheAnglian
Anglian
Windows
Windows
CupCup Prizes
Prizes
1st £5.,
1st £5., EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
(see(see
cupscups- A.G.
- A.G.
SKYRME)
SKYRME)
2nd 2nd
£3, £3,
3rd 3rd
£2 £2 MAXIMUM
MAXIMUM POTPOTSIZESIZE
IN ANYIN ANY
CLASSCLASS
IN THIS
IN THIS
SECTION
SECTION
IS 250
IS 250
MMMM DIAMETER.
DIAMETER.
(UNLESS
(UNLESS
OTHERWISE
OTHERWISE STATED).
STATED).
ClassClass
THETHEFRANK FRANK CALCRAFT
CALCRAFT MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL COMPETITION
COMPETITION 101 101
Orchid,
Orchid,
one one
pot.pot.
ClassClass
81 - 81 See- See
Regulation
Regulation 24 24 102 102
Cacti,
Cacti,
one one
pot.pot.
EntryEntry
Fee Fee£1.00 £1.00 103 103
Pelargonium,
Pelargonium, one onepot pot
1st Prize
1st Prize
£10.00 £10.00
and and
the Frank
the Frank
Calcraft
Calcraft
Memorial
MemorialCup Cup 104 104
Fuchsia,
Fuchsia,
one one
pot.pot.
2nd 2nd
PrizePrize
£5.00 £5.00
3rd Prize
3rd Prize
£2.50.
£2.50. 105 105
Flowering
Flowering
plantplant
not not
mentioned
mentioned
in any
in any
ClassClass
in this
in this
Section
Section
ThisThis
competition
competition is foristhe
for title
the title
of: The
of: The
Master
Master
(Amateur)
(Amateur)Gardener
Gardener
of Portishead
of Portishead 106 106
Alpines,
Alpines,
one one
pot pot
The The
entry entry
is toiscomprise:
to comprise: 107 107
Succulents,
Succulents,
one one
pot pot
(a) An
(a)arrangement
An arrangement of twoof two
distinct
distinct
kindskinds
of flowers
of flowers
in 2 in
vases,
2 vases,
one one
kindkind
in each
in each
vasevase
selected
selectedfromfrom the following:
the following: MEMBERS
MEMBERS CLASSES
CLASSES
SweetSweetpeaspeas- 10 -stems
10 stemsany any
one one
variety
variety
or mixed
or mixed Special
Special
attention
attentionis drawn
is drawn
to Regulation
to Regulation
27 27
RosesRoses
- 5 specimens
- 5 specimens any any
one one
variety
variety
or mixed
or mixed Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- pages
see pages
10 and
10 and
11 11
Dahlias
Dahlias
- 5 blooms
- 5 bloomsany any
one one
variety
variety
or mixed
or mixed PrizePrize
money money in allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p 40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated)
Annuals
Annuals- 10 -stems
10 stems
3 kinds
3 kinds
or more
or more EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
and and
(b) A(b)collection
A collection
of four
of four
kindskinds
of vegetables
of vegetables
selected
selected
from:
from: MAXIMUM
MAXIMUM POTPOT SIZESIZEIN ANY
IN ANY
CLASSCLASS
IN THIS
IN THIS
SECTION
SECTIONIS 250
IS 250
MMMM DIAMETER
DIAMETER
Beetroot
Beetroot -6 -6 (UNLESS
(UNLESSSTATED STATEDOTHERWISE).
OTHERWISE).
OnionOnion
- 5 tops
- 5 tops
off off ClassClass
BroadBroad
Beans Beans
- 10 -pods
10 pods 121 121
Fuchsia,
Fuchsia,
one.one.
PeasPeas
- 10 -pods
10 pods 122 122
Foliage
Foliage
plant,
plant,
one.one.
Cauliflowers
Cauliflowers -2 -2 123 123
Pelargonium
Pelargonium (Geranium),
(Geranium),
one.one.
Potatoes
Potatoes - 6 one
- 6 one
variety
variety 124 124
IndoorIndoor
flowering
flowering plant,
plant,
one.one.
Carrots
Carrots
-6 -6 125 125
Planted
Planted
roundroundpot,pot,
pot pot
not not
to exceed
to exceed
300mm
300mmin diameter.
in diameter.
Runner
RunnerBeans Beans
-6 -6 126 126
Orchid,
Orchid,
one one
To beTostaged
be staged on aon tray
a tray
not not
more more
thanthan
600 600
mmmm x 900x 900
mm.mm. 127.127.
Lilies,
Lilies,
one one
EachEach
exhibit
exhibit
will will
be pointed
be pointedto ato
maximum
a maximum of twenty
of twenty
points,
points,
plusplus
ten points
ten points
for the
for the 128.128.
Cacti,Cacti,
one one
general
general
appearance
appearance of theof whole
the whole
exhibit.
exhibit.OPEN OPEN
CLASSES
CLASSES OPEN OPEN
CLASSES
CLASSES
Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- pages
see pages
10 and
10 and
11 11 Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- pages
see pages
10 and
10 and
11 11
PrizePrize
moneymoneyin allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p.40p.
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated) PrizePrize
moneymoneyin allinclasses
all classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p 40p
EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
(see(see
cupscups
- L.G.- L.G.
ROYNON,
ROYNON, JOHN JOHN
LANGDON,
LANGDON, STANSTAN
COOK,COOK,
ROTARY)
ROTARY) EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
PLEASE
PLEASE
STATE STATE
POTPOT SIZESIZE
IN ANYIN ANY
CLASSCLASS
IN THIS
IN THIS
SECTION
SECTIONON THE
ON THE
ENTRY
ENTRY
FORM.
FORM. All soft
All soft
fruitsfruits
to betoshown
be shown
on stalks.
on stalks.
ClassClass ClassClass
150 150
Hosta,
Hosta,
one one
pot pot 191 191
Apples,
Apples,
cooking,
cooking,
plateplate
of four.
of four.
151 151
Pelargonium,
Pelargonium, two two
pots.pots. 192 192
Apples,
Apples,
dessert,
dessert,
plateplate
of four.
of four.
152 152
Begonias,
Begonias,two.two.In separate
In separate
potspots 193 193
Currants,
Currants,
black,black,
10 strings
10 strings
153 153
Begonia
Begoniafibrous
fibrous
one one
pot pot 194 194
Currants,
Currants,
red, red,
10 strings
10 strings
154 154
Fuchsia,
Fuchsia,
three three
different
different
varieties.
varieties. 195 195
Gooseberries,
Gooseberries, plateplate
of 200g
of 200g
(approx)
(approx)
155 155
Fuchsia,
Fuchsia,
one one
trainedtrained
specimen.
specimen. 196 196
Raspberries,
Raspberries, plateplate
of 100g
of 100g
(approx)
(approx)
156 156
Flowering
Floweringplant, plant,
not mentioned
not mentioned in anyin any
ClassClass
in this
in this
Section
Section 197 197
DishDish
of fruit,
of fruit,
one one
kind,kind,
not mentioned
not mentionedin this
in this
section.
section.
157 157
FiveFive
different
different
cacticacti
or succulent
or succulent
in separate
in separate
pots.pots. 198 198
Collection
Collection
of fruits,
of fruits,
three three
kinds.kinds.
158 158
Bonsai
Bonsai
one onecontainer
container
withwith
up toupthree
to three
specimens.
specimens.
159 159
OneOne
fern.fern.
160 160
Hanging
Hangingbasketbasket
(Maximum
(Maximum basket
basket
size size
360 360
mm).mm).
161 161
Hanging
Hangingpot (Maximum
pot (Maximum pot size
pot size
250mm)
250mm) EGGEGGCLASSES
CLASSES
162 162
Planted
Planted
floralfloral
trough,
trough,
not larger
not larger
thanthan600 600
mm mm and and
225 225
mm mm
wide.wide. PrizePrize
money money
in allinclasses
all classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p 40p
163 163
Flowering
Floweringplants,plants,
threethree
kinds.
kinds. EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
164 164
OneOneChilliChilli
plantplant All Eggs
All Eggs
should
should
be home
be home
produced
produced
and and
shown
shown
on plates
on plates
withwith
straw,
straw,
sawdust
sawdust
or hay.
or hay.
199 199
FourFour
FreshFresh
HensHens
EggsEggs
- white/cream
- white/cream
SECTION
SECTION
3 - FRUIT
3 - FRUIT 200 200
FourFour
FreshFresh
HensHens
EggsEggs
- brown
- brown
201 201
FourFour
FreshFresh
Bantam's
Bantam's
EggsEggs
BEGINNERS/NOVICE
BEGINNERS/NOVICE CLASSES
CLASSES 202 202
Any Any
otherother
FourFour
Culinary
Culinary
EggsEggs
Special
Special
attention
attentionis drawn
is drawn
to Regulation
to Regulation
11 11
Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- pages
see pages
10 and
10 and
11 11
PrizePrize
moneymoneyin allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p.40p.
EntryEntry
fee 35p
fee 35p
(see(see
cupscups- W Hunt)
- W Hunt)
All soft
All soft
fruitfruit
to betoshown
be shown withwith
stalks
stalks
and and
on aon
plate.
a plate.
ClassClass
181 181
Apples,
Apples,
cooking
cookingor dessert,
or dessert,
plateplate
of four.
of four.
182 182
DishDish
of fruit,
of fruit,
minimum
minimum 100g,100g,
one one
kind.kind.SECTION
SECTION
4 - VEGETABLES
4 - VEGETABLES MEMBERS
MEMBERS CLASSES
CLASSES
Guidance
Guidance
notes
notes
on showing
on showing
are are
available
available
on request.
on request.
Naming
Naming
youryour
varieties
varieties
is ofis of Special
Special
attention
attentionis drawn
is drawnto Regulation
to Regulation
27 27
interest
interest
to others.
to others.
(See(See
Regulation
Regulation
18) 18) Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- see
pagespages
10 and
10 and
11 11
PrizePrize
money
money
in allinclasses
all classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated).
stated).
BEGINNERS/NOVICE
BEGINNERS/NOVICE CLASSES
CLASSES Entry
Entry
fee fee
35p35p
Special
Special
attention
attentionis drawn
is drawn
to Regulation
to Regulation11 11
Points
Points
Competition
Competition - see- see
pagespages
10 and
10 and
11 11 Class
Class
PrizePrize
money
money
in allinClasses
all Classes
£1.00,
£1.00,
60p,60p,
40p40p
(unless
(unless
otherwise
otherwise
stated)
stated) 226226
Beans,
Beans,
runner,
runner,six pods.
six pods.
Entry
Entry
fee fee
35p35p
(see(see
cupscups
- W.T.H.
- W.T.H.
GILL,GILL,
H. WILLOUGHBY
H. WILLOUGHBYLYLE)
LYLE) 227227
Longest
Longest
runner
runnerbean,bean,
oneone
only,only,
OneOneprize.
prize.
228228
Beetroot,
Beetroot,
globe globe
variety,
variety,
three,
three,
topstops
off, off,
75mm 75mmremaining
remaining
Class
Class 229229
Courgettes,
Courgettes,
two,two,not not
overover
150150mm.mm.
205205
Beans,
Beans,
broad,
broad,
six pods.
six pods. 230230
Tomatoes,
Tomatoes,
anyany type,type,
plateplate
of five,
of five,
calyces
calyces
on. on.
206206
Beans,
Beans,
runner,
runner,
six pods.
six pods. 231231
Onions,
Onions,
five,five,
growngrownfromfrom
sets,sets,
topstops
off and
off and
tied.tied.
207207
Longest
Longest
runner
runner
bean,bean,
oneoneonly.only.
OneOne prize.
prize. 232232
Shallots,
Shallots,
plateplate
of six.
of six.
Shallots
Shallots
should
should
be tied
be tied
withwith
plain
plain
raffia.
raffia.
208208
Peas,
Peas,
plate plate
of five
of five
pods.pods. 233233
Potatoes,
Potatoes,
white white
or coloured,
or coloured,fivefive
of one
of one
namednamedvariety.
variety.
209209
Lettuce,
Lettuce,
oneone
anyanyvariety.
variety. 234234
Heaviest
Heaviest
collection
collectionof three
of three
potatoes
potatoes
(one(one
prize)
prize)
210210
Onions,
Onions,
fourfour
growngrownfromfromsets,sets,
topstopsoff, off,
andandtiedtied
withwith
plain
plain
raffia.
raffia. 235235
Rhubarb,
Rhubarb,
threethree
sticks,
sticks,
leaves
leaves
trimmed
trimmedto 75mm
to 75mm basebase
as pulled.
as pulled.
211211
Courgettes,
Courgettes,two,two,
not not
overover
150mm.
150mm. 236236
Heaviest
Heaviest
marrow
marrow or courgette
or courgette(one(one
prize)
prize)
212212
Beetroot,
Beetroot,
globe,
globe,
variety,
variety,
three,
three,
topstopsoff, off,
75mm 75mm remaining.
remaining.
213213
Carrots,
Carrots,
topstops
off, off,
three three
75mm75mmremaining.
remaining.
214214
Shallots,
Shallots,
plateplate
of six.
of six.
Shallots
Shallots
shouldshould
be tied
be tied
withwith
plain
plain
raffia.
raffia.
215215
Tomatoes,
Tomatoes, plateplate
of four,
of four,
calyces
calyces
on. on.
216216
Tomatoes,
Tomatoes, cherry
cherry
type, type,
plateplate
of four,
of four,
calyces
calyceson. on.
217217
Tomatoes,
Tomatoes, plum plum
type, type,
plateplate
of four,
of four,
oneone variety
variety
218218
Potatoes,
Potatoes,
four,four,
oneone
varietyvariety
219219
Heaviest
Heaviest
potato,
potato,
oneone only.
only.
OneOne prize.
prize.
220220
Rhubarb,
Rhubarb,threethree
sticks,
sticks,
leaves
leaves
trimmed
trimmed to 75mm
to 75mm basebase
as pulled.
as pulled.
221221
Vegetables,
Vegetables,collection
collectionin tray
in tray
or basket,
or basket,threethree
kindskinds
only.
only.
spacespace
750mm.
750mm.
£3.00
£3.00
£2.00
£2.00
£1.00 £1.00
(at least
(at least
twotwoof each
of each
kind)kind)
222222
OneOne
Misshapen
Misshapen Vegetable
Vegetable
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a Black
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potato
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in black
in black
bagbag
in March
in March
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to be
to be
weighed
weighed
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on Friday
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