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The Lee
2022
Saturday 16th July
From 1:45pm in
The Lee Manor Park
The Lee Saturday 16th July
The Lee Cricket Ground
Manor Park, The Lee
HP16 9NA Gate opens 1:45pm
Admission: £3.00. Children under 15: £1.00.
Chairman & Treasurer Jonathan Batten 01494 837450
DANCE
Secretary Marilyn Burrows 01494 837434
Entries secretary Ann Ash 01494 837550
Senior show steward Alison Weir 01494 837529
Cups & Prizes John Horsman 01494 837497
Saturday 16th July 7:30pm – 12:30am & Adam Speller
Programme
Tickets go on sale from
Friday 3rd June only £23 per person 2:15pm Dog Show
3:30pm Children’s Races
You can purchase tickets from:
The Lee Village Shop or email: 4:00pm Presentation of Cups by Mrs Tricia Usborne
theleeflowershowdance@gmail.com 4:30pm Susan Cowdy Award: Ladies’ race 15 yrs+ (2 laps)
4:40pm Ladies’ race 35 yrs+ (1 lap)
• Tables of up to 12 4:50pm President’s Cup race (3 laps)
• Bring your own food & drink
5-5:30pm Exhibits to be removed
• Great raffle prizes
• Cash only Real Ale honesty bar
Prizes
Featuring 1st 2nd 3rd
Vegetable Collection Class 1 £5.00
live music by:
Open Classes 2-98 £2.00
The Sweet Children’s Classes 99-124 £2.00 £1.00 50p
& Lowdown
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The Rules
Division 1:
Open Classes
01 Exhibitors must live in The Lee Parish, Ballinger, Potter Row or South
Heath, be a member of Ballinger Horticultural Society, have an allotment
at Lee Common or Ballinger or have a child at Lee Common School.
see rule 5
Children who are exhibiting must either live in these areas, or attend
Lee Common School, or be a member of Lee Common Scout Group.
Best in Show Trophy – Best horticultural exhibit
02 A visitor is any exhibitor other than one covered by rule 1 above.
Open Classes Cup – Most points in 1-48 excl 22 & 23
03 An exhibitor may enter more than one exhibit in a class, but only one
prize will be awarded. Cottager Cup – Runner up in 1-48 excl 22 & 23
04 Exhibits must be staged between 8:30 am and 10:30 am – ready for
prompt judging. William Holland Cup – Most points in 3-5
05 In Division 1 produce is judged on quality, except for floral art classes, Visitors Cup – Most points in 23, 30 & 50
and must have been grown by the exhibitor. Please name variety of
vegetables, fruit and pot plants if known.
06 In the classes 1 and 19 collections the same number of each kind must
CLASS: Vegetables
be shown as in separate classes e.g. four onions, four potatoes, three
beetroot, five peas and two of any other vegetable. Judged according Please name the variety if known
to RHS points. 01 Collection – four distinct kinds – see rule 6
07 The decision of the Judge is final. 02 Shallots – five over 1" (25mm) diameter
08 Only officials of the Show are allowed in the marquee during the judging. 03 Potatoes – four white one variety
09 Any container can be used to display cut flowers/foliage in water. 04 Potatoes – four coloured one variety
An annual is grown from seed this year.
05 Potatoes – four salad
10 Pot plants must be in the exhibitor’s possession for a minimum
of two months. Last date of purchase 16th May 2022. 06 Spring Onions – four trimmed roots with the tops left on
11 In Division 3 – Handicrafts – please provide your own display materials 07 Onions – four tied in a bunch trimmed roots and top left on
and mounts and state on a label attached whether your own original 08 Carrots – fourwith some top
design, a copy, or made from a kit. No previously exhibited work or
anything made prior to July 2019. 09 Beetroot – three globe complete with tops
12 Exhibitors’ cards must be fixed to exhibits in classes 88-95. 10 Garlic Bulbs – three with tops
13 Entries brought to the show after the judging has begun will be staged 11 Peas – five pods with stalks
by the stewards at their discretion. 12 Broad Beans – five pods with stalks
14 Exhibits must not be removed until after 5:00 pm. 13 Lettuce – two Little Gem
14 Radishes – five with roots and foliage
Entry Form: see page 19 15 One truss of cherry tomatoes
16 Tomatoes – five with calyx red or yellow
Prize Money: will be paid out 17 Cabbages – two with 4" (100mm) stalks
between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm. 18 Courgettes – three maximum 6" (150mm) long green or yellow
Prize money not claimed from the 19 Any other vegetable not listed – see rule 6
Treasurer after two days will be 20 Herb collection of four cut varieties named in separate containers
donated to a good cause and not in flower
21 Rhubarb – three sticks with 3" (75mm) of leaf pulled not cut
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CLASS: Vegetables CLASS: Cultivated Flowers for quality
Please name the variety if known 38 One specimen rose – any colour
22 Novice Class – any vegetable see rule 6. For anyone not previously a 39 One specimen rose – red
1st prize winner in a vegetable class, this class is designed to encourage
40 Roses – floribunda or cluster three sprays only
new exhibitors
41 A spray or single old fashioned rose
23 Visitors Class – any class of vegetable
42 A container of old fashioned roses – red and/or pink
Maurice Holland Cup – Most points in 24-29 43 Pansies or Violas – seven on a saucer
44 A container of red and/or pink flowers
CLASS: Fruit 45 Delphinium – one in a container
46 Foliage shrubs or shrub (excluding roses) in a container
24 Raspberries – five with stalks 47 Herbaceous perennials – mixed in a container
25 Gooseberries – five with stalks 48 Container of flowers from your garden
26 Blackcurrants – five bunches 49 Novice Class – container of flowers from your garden. For anyone not
27 Strawberries – five with stalks previously a 1st prize winner in a cultivated flowers class, this class is
designed to encourage new exhibitors
28 Redcurrants – five bunches
50 Visitors Class – any class of cultivated flowers
29 A dish of any other fruit not lised in above classes
30 Visitors Class – any class of fruit
Pot Cup – Most points in 51-61
Douglas Lapham Trophy – Class 31
CLASS: Pot Plants see rule 10
Davie Bowl – Class 35
51 A fuchsia
William Arthur Rose Cup – Most points in 36-42
52 A pelargonium
53 A pot of mixed annuals
CLASS: Cultivated Flowers for quality
54 A pot of succulents or cacti flowering or non-flowering
31 A container of mixed Annuals – hot colours 55 A plant for foliage effect
32 A container of brightly coloured garden flowers – any number 56 A pot of indoor plant(s) 10" (250mm) max
33 Five sprays of Sweet Willams – any colour in a container 57 A fern
34 Annuals – one variety 58 A hosta
35 Sweet peas – ten spikes in a container without foliage one colour or mixed 59 A container of mixed plants suitable for a Caribbean patio
36 Roses – four HT on separate stems two or more varieties in a container 60 A tropical indoor plant
37 Roses – three HT on separate stems one variety in a container 61 A plant of any other kind in flower not listed above: please name
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Elsie Mathews Cup – Most points in 62-64
Visitors Cup – Class 66
Division 2
The Darvell Cup – Most points in 67-75
CLASS: Floral Art The Lee WI Cup – Most points in 77-83
62 An exhibit using flowers and foliage in a pineapple. Accessories allowed. Evelyn Stewart-Liberty Cup – Most points in 67-87 excl 76
Space allowed: width: 60cms, depth: 60cms, height unlimited
63 An arrangement in a sun hat. Make sure the arrangement is in proportion
William Baxter Cup – Class 74
to the hat
Visitors Cup – Class 76
64 A study of a tropical rainforest using foliage only. Accessories allowed.
Space allowed: width: 30cms, depth: 30cms, height unlimited Anne Kenyon Egg Trophy – Most points in 84-86
65 Novice Class – An arrangement of brightly coloured flowers from the
garden in any container. Space allowed: width: 30cms, depth: 30cms,
height unlimited. For anyone not previously a 1st prize winner in a floral CLASS: Cookery
art class
67 Five fruit scones
66 Visitors Class – any class of floral art as above
68 A Victoria sandwich with raspberry jam filling
Note: check the space allowed. 69 A vegan pizza 10" (25cm)
70 A flatbread – any flavour
Amersham Brass 71 A loaf of white or brown bread – any shape using yeast, made by hand
Ensemble will be 72 A loaf of flavoured bread made in a bread maker
playing during the 73 Five coconut macaroons
afternoon 74 Five sausage rolls
75 Grenada spice cake – see recipe on page 17
Traditional side shows, beer tent, children’s magician, 76 Visitors Class – as class 75 above
appreciating animals & other attractions 77 A jar of stoned fruit jam
78 A jar of soft fruit jam
If you would like help with the side shows or need any information
79 A jar of fuit jelly
about them please contact Tom Brockett: 07702 852630
80 A jar of marmalade
81 A jar of chutney (minimum three months old)
82 Flavoured rum or gin – pleas state the flavour
83 A bottle of homemade beer or cider
84 Hens eggs – three white or three brown or three tinted for display on
shavings on saucer provided
85 Hens eggs – one white or one brown or one tinted to be broken for
quality on saucer provided
86 Any other domestic fowls eggs – three for display on shavings
87 A jar of honey
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Division 3 Division 4:
Audley Humphreys Handicraft Trophy –
Most points in 93-94
Children’s Classes see rule 1
Please do not put your name on the front of your entry. All entries
Gill & John Chudley Cup – Most points in 88-92 must be your own work, parent’s work will be judged separately.
CLASS: Handicrafts for everyone over 19 years old CLASS: Children under 5 years of age
88a Hand embroidery – can be framed 101 Make a tropical underwater scene using your painted
hand print to make the fish. For examples see Pinterest
88b Cross-stitch – can be framed
a) Three years old
89 A piece of quilting or patchwork – hand or machine made. Please state
size on entry form b) Four years old
90 Any hand knitted or crocheted item c) Visitors Class
91 Any home made article of any soft craft including upholstery
92 Make a Caribbean garland
93 Any home-made article of clay
Tim Hilder Award – Most points in 102-107
94 A painting – any medium. Please state size on entry form
95 Visitors Class – any of the above classes
CLASS: Children aged 5-6 years old
Note: Please read rule 11
102 A piece of art/craft work (any medium) relating to the Caribbean
The Cecil Beaton – Most points in 96-99 103 Make a fancy feathered fan using half a paper plate and a lolly stick
104 A photograph of brightly coloured flowers mounted on card
Hart Shutter Magic – Best photograph in the show
105 Make four ginger and coconut flapjacks
106 Make a collection of interesting buttons and use them to decorate a
CLASS: Photography coloured template of a turtle or seahorse
107 Lee Common School – anything on a Caribbean theme made in school
96 Fun at the beach
108 Visitors Class – any of the above
97 Sunset silhouettes
98 A harbour scene
From the funds of the 2019 Flower Show
99 A series of three individual cocktails on one card
£100 was donated to Medical Detection Dogs
100 Visitors Class – any of the above classes any age
Note: No more than two per class – all photgraphs must be titled and
mounted on card with a border, but not framed. The photograph(s) in
each entry shall be no larger than 25cm x 20cm and the mounting not
more than 5cm larger than the photograph. Please put your name on the
back of each exhibit and give it to the steward to check before exhibiting
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Dog Show
Glanfield Award – Most points in 109-113
CLASS: Children aged 7-9 years old
109 A piece of art/craft work (any medium) on a Caribbean theme
110 A photograph of a sunrise/sunset or a beach scene – mounted and titled
25cm x 20cm maximum size – see note under Photography classes Come and exhibit your dog! Entry on the day: £1 per class
111 Make and decorate two cupcakes with a Caribbean theme
112 Paint a Caribbean beach scene
Classes
113 Decorate a pebble using brightly coloured patterns 1 Your Puppy: under one year old
114 Lee Common School – anything on a Caribbean theme 2 Best turned out dog/bitch over one year old
115 Visitors Class – any of the above except class 110 3 Best rescue dog/bitch of any age
4 ‘The Golden Oldies’ – your pooch of any breed over 10 years old
5 Best in show – winners of classes 1-4
Eric Hobbs Award – Most points in 116-120
6 Young Handlers and their pets, games and tricks for children aged
12 and under
CLASS: Children aged 10-12 years old
Judging by Judith Johnson. Proceeds support Medical Detection Dogs
116 A piece of art/craft work (any medium) on a Caribbean theme
117 A photograph of a collection of tropical fruits – mounted and titled 25cm No dogs allowed in the Marquee. All dogs to be on their leads
x 20cm maximum size – see note under Photography classes at all times including when performing any tricks.
118 Create a carnival mask in collage using any medium Dogs to be encouraged verbally but may not be pulled along.
119 Make a non-alcoholic Caribbean fruit cocktail in a tumbler decorated Please pick up after your dogs.
appropriately
120 Design a Caribbean surfboard using your computer
121 Visitors Class – any of the above except class 117
Morley Cup – Most points in 122-123
CLASS: Teenagers
122 A collage of photographs with a carnival theme – mounted and titled
25cm x 20cm maximum size – see note under Photography classes
123 A piece of artwork (any medium) on a Caribbean theme
124 Visitors Class – any of the above except 122
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CUPS AWARDED IN 2019 CUPS AWARDED IN 2019
HELD BY THE WINNER FOR 1 YEAR HELD BY THE WINNER FOR 1 YEAR
Best in Show Best horticultural exhibit Bunter Gammon William Baxter Class 74 Mary Campbell
Trophy Cup
Open Classes Most points in 1-48 excl 22 & 23 Frances Cutler Visitors Cup Class 76 Rebecca Ash
Cup
Anne Kenyon Most points in 84-86 Anne Button
Cottager Cup Runner up in 1-48 excl 22 & 23 Trevor Johnson Egg Trophy
and Jenny
Wooding Audley Most points in 93-94 Bunter Gammon
Humphreys and Oliver Tebbs
William Most points in 3-5 Stewart Dennis Handicraft
Holland Cup Trophy
Visitors Cup Most points in 23, 30 & 50 Jackie Statham Gill & John Most points in 88-92 Karen Tebbs and
Chudley Cup Elizabeth Boakes
Maurice Most points in 24-29 Jilly Carleton-
Holland Cup Smith The Cecil Most points in 96-99 Peter Macann
Beaton
Douglas Class 31 Katharine Hersee
Lapham Trophy Hart Shutter Best photograph in the show Peter Macann
Magic
Davie Bowl Class 35 Katharine Hersee
Tim Hilder Most points in 102-107 Felix Sampson
Award
William Arthur Most points in 36-42 Janet Joyner
Rose Cup
Glanfield Most points in 109-113 James Harris
Award
Pot Cup Most points in 51-61 Anne Standley
Eric Hobbs Most points in 116-120 Amy Cummings
Elsie Matthews Most points in 62-64 Alison Siddle Award
Cup
Morley Cup Most points in 122-123 Lottie Lewis
Visitors Cup Class 66 Sue Keane
President’s Race winner Jack Izzard and
The Darvell Most points in 67-75 Anne Button and Cup Neil Humphreys
Cup Mary Campbell
Susan Cowdy Race winner Jemma Thomson
The Lee WI Most points in 77-83 Elizabeth Boakes Award
Cup
Ladies Race Race winner Rebecca Ash
Evelyn Most points in 67-87 excl 76 Anne Button 35+
Stewart-Liberty
Cup Doggie Bag Jug Supreme Dog Georgie entered
by Monty Boon
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Grenada Spice
WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GARDENERS
SHOW AWARDS
Cake Recipe Class 75
Ingredients Method
Certificate of Merit for Floral Art Not awarded 250g soft brown sugar Grease and base line a
225g soft butter 23cm x 13cm (9" x 5") loaf tin
Diploma for Excellence in Jilly Carleton-Smith 3 eggs Pre-heat the oven to 180°C
Horticulture and Katharine Hersee (160°C fan) or gas mark 4
250g self-raising flour
Cream the butter and sugar
1 tsp baking powder until light and fluffy
THE JUDGES 2 tsp grated nutmeg Add the eggs and grated zest
1 tsp ground cinnamon and beat well
½ tsp allspice Combine the dry ingredients
Horticulture, fruit & vegetables Peter Robertson and gradually add to the mixture
Pinch of salt
together with the milk
Horticulture, flowers & plants Brian Furner Grated zest of one lime
Pour into the prepared tin and
120ml milk bake for 60 minutes until cooked
Handicrafts Betty Furner when a skewer will come out
clean
Art & Sculpture Betty Furner
The mixture may appear to be
Floral Art Valerie Bland too much for the tin but during
cooking does not overflow
Eggs & Honey Bob Hunter Cool in the tin for 15 minutes
then put on a wire rack to cool
Cookery Fred Reader, Debbie Tolputt completely
and Patricia Williams
Children & teenagers Jill Jones and Anne Ellis
Photography Sheila Potter, Colin Potter
and Pippa Hart
THE STEWARDS
Michael Addison Rowena Irving
Pam Batty Karel Lewis
Elizabeth Boakes Laura Sole
Liz Bristow Gerry Spence
Harriet Ellis Anne Standley
Sue Santer Diane Wilson
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Ballinger Hall Horticultural Society
Please cut along the dotted line and post to: Ann Ash, Orchard Lea, Oxford Street, Lee Common, HP16 9JT.
Come and join us Entry Form
The Lee Flower Show 2022
Name:
Address:
Our friendly informal group Monthly meetings in A modest subscription
welcome new residents, the growing season – allows discount on plants Tel:
novice gardeners and keen inspirational speakers, from Peterley Manor Farm,
growers alike. No expertise garden visits and an annual The Plant Specialist and Child’s Age (if applicable):
necessary: we learn from trip to beautiful gardens Shepherd Nurseries.
each other. elsewhere. Class No. Description Entry Fee
Check out: www.ballingerhort.co.uk
or email: ballingerhort@gmail.com
Home made teas served
in the marquee between
2:15 & 4:30pm
Also, Blue in Green jazz trio!
✃ Please post entries no later than Thursday before the show.
Seperate entry form for each visitor – plain sheet sufficient.
Entry fees: Divisions 1-3: 30p. Division 4: 10p. Visitors: 20p.
Entries must be staged between: 8:30am & 10:30am.
Please post or deliver to: Ann Ash, Orchard Lea, Oxford Street,
Lee Common, HP16 9JT. Telephone: 01494 837550.
19Entry Form The Lee 2022
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