PRIZE & AWARD WINNER SPRING SHOW 2017
Class First Second Third
NARCISSI/DAFFODILS
1 Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith
2-4 No Exhibitors
5 Wendy Kinnest Louise Castleton
6 Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith
7 Louise Castleton Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith
Best Exhibit in Classes 1-7 Wendy Kinnest (class 6)
8 Jackie Smith Wendy Kinnest C & L Armstrong
9 Gill Cooper C & L Armstrong John Ellis
10 John Ellis Wendy Kinnest Louise Castleton
11 Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith C & L Armstrong
12 Wendy Kinnest C & L Armstrong
13 Wendy Kinnest C & L Armstrong
14 David Griffin
15 No Exhibitors
16 Wendy Kinnest David Griffin Jackie Smith
17 Jackie Smith C & L Armstrong Flo Whitaker
18 Gill Cooper Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith
John Kinnest Daffodil Trophy
Best Exhibit in Classes 8-18 Wendy Kinnest (class 11)
FLOWERS
19 Jackie Smith
20 C & L Armstrong Jean Steven Jackie Smith
21 Flo Whitaker Jackie Smith C & L Armstrong
22 Flo Whitaker David Griffin John Ellis
23 David Griffin
24 Jackie Smith
25 Colin Hewitt
26 David Griffin Jackie Smith
27 David Griffin
28 Wendy Kinnest Muriel Pitt Flo Whitaker
Best Exhibit in Classes 19-28 Jackie Smith (class 24)
GROWING BULBS
29 Moyra Crouch
30 David Griffin Wendy Kinnest
31 David Griffin
32 Wendy Kinnest
33 Wendy Kinnest
34 Jackie Smith
Ron and Jean Tigg Memorial Cup
Best Exhibit in Classes 29-34 Jackie Smith (class 34)
POT PLANTS
35 Jackie Smith David Griffin
36 Jackie Smith
37 Wendy Kinnest Jackie Smith
Best Exhibit in Classes 35-37 Jackie Smith (class 35)
VEGETABLES
38 No Exhibitors
39 Mrs B Hinton
40 C & L Armstrong Mrs B Hinton
41 No Exhibitors
42 Louise Castleton
43-44 No Exhibitors
Best Exhibit in Classes 38-44 Louise Castleton (class 42)
DOMESTIC
45 Jean Steven
46 Joe Tubbs Patricia Joyce Janette Hewitt
47 No Exhibitors
48 Janette Hewitt
49 Flo Whitaker Jean Steven
50 Flo Whitaker Louise Castleton
51 Louise Castleton Jean Steven
Best Exhibit in Classes 45-51 Joe Tubbs (class 46)
FLORAL ART
52 Not awarded Patricia Joyce Jackie Smith
53 Jackie Smith
54 Judith Parsons
Best Exhibit in Classes 52-54 Judith Parsons (class 54)
PHOTOGRAPHY
55 Mrs B Hinton Keith Chaplin Lynne Gowlett
56 Trevor Green Judith Parsons Samuel Green
57 Trevor Green Keith Chaplin Judith Parsons
Best Exhibit in Classes 55-57 Trevor Green (class 57)
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
58 William Tohill
59 William Tohill
60 Amy Chaplin
61 Amy Chaplin
Best Exhibit in Classes 58-61 Amy Chaplin (class 60)
Presidents Cup
Best Overall Exhibit as judged by the Society’s President - Jackie Smith (class 19)
The Classes for the 2017 Spring show were:
NARCISSI/DAFFODILS – MINIATURES - All exhibits must be classified as ‘miniature’ form(s). No bloom to measure more than 50mm diameter.
1 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 1 - one or more varieties
2 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 2 - one or more varieties
3 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 3 - one or more varieties
4 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 4 - one or more varieties
5 THREE BLOOMS, ANY DIVISION OTHER THAN 1 - 4 - one or more varieties
6 FIVE BLOOMS, ANY DIVISIONS - two or more varieties
7 ONE BLOOM, ANY DIVISION OTHER THAN 1 - 4
NARCISSI/DAFFODILS – ALL OTHER FORMS/VARIETIES, EXCLUDING MINIATURES
8 ONE BLOOM, DIVISION 1
9 ONE BLOOM, DIVISION 2
10 ONE BLOOM, DIVISION 3
11 ONE BLOOM, DIVISION 4
12 ONE BLOOM, ANY DIVISION OTHER THAN 1 - 4
13 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 1 - one or more varieties
14 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 2 - one or more varieties
15 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 3 - one or more varieties
16 THREE BLOOMS, DIVISION 4 - one or more varieties
17 THREE BLOOMS, ANY DIVISION OTHER THAN 1 – 4 - one or more varieties
18 FIVE BLOOMS, ANY DIVISIONS - two or more varieties
The JOHN KINNEST MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded for the Best Daffodil Exhibit, classes 8 - 18
FLOWERS
19 NINE PANSY AND/OR VIOLA BLOOMS – display pots provided by the Society
20 A BOWL OR DISH CONTAINING A FLOATING DISPLAY OF HELLEBORE BLOOMS Any foliage and/or accessories
may be used. No space or height restrictions. Please note: blooms MUST be displayed floating on water – do not
overfill your container!
21 A BOWL OR DISH CONTAINING A FLOATING DISPLAY OF CAMELLIA BLOOMS Any foliage and/or accessories
may be used. No space or height restrictions. Please note: blooms MUST be displayed floating on water – do not
overfill your container!
22 ONE SPECIMEN HYACINTH BLOOM
23 WALLFLOWERS – one or more varieties
24 POLYANTHUS OR PRIMROSES - one or more varieties
25 FORGET ME NOTS
26 THREE TULIPS – one or more varieties
27 ANY MIXED FLOWERS
28 FLOWERING SHRUBS – one or more varieties
“GROWING” BULBS
29 ONE POT OF DAFFODILS/NARCISSI – pot not to exceed 255mm (10ins) internal diameter
30 ONE POT OF TULIPS – pot not to exceed 255mm (10ins) internal diameter
31 ONE BOWL OR POT, HYACINTHS
32 ONE HYACINTH GROWN IN ANY CONTAINER
33 ONE POT OF MINIATURE DAFFODILS/NARCISSI – one variety – pot not to exceed 255mm (10ins) internal diameter
34 ONE POT OF ANY OTHER FLOWERING BULB/CORM/RHIZOME OR SIMILAR – one variety – pot not to exceed
255 mm (10ins) internal diameter
The RON AND JEAN TIGG MEMORIAL CUP awarded to the best exhibit in classes 29 – 34
POT PLANTS
35 A FLOWERING PLANT IN A POT
36 A FOLIAGE PLANT IN A POT
37 A PATIO POT – must contain a mixed display of at least four different types or varieties of plants. Pot not to exceed
350mm (14ins) internal diameter
VEGETABLES – Exhibits should be uniform in size & tender. ROOT CROPS to be carefully washed with a soft sponge. CABBAGES AND CAULIFLOWERS should be shown with approximately 50mm (2ins) of stalk.
38 TWO CAULIFLOWERS
39 FIVE SHOOTS SPROUTING BROCCOLI
40 THREE LEEKS
41 THREE ONIONS
42 THREE STICKS OF RHUBARB - natural
43 THREE STICKS OF RHUBARB - forced
44 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE NOT SPECIFIED – quantity as “Single Dish List” Page 16
DOMESTIC – All items to be home-made ‘from scratch’ (not from kits) and to be staged by 10 am. Exhibits must be presented on plates, (paper plates acceptable) and displayed under suitable clear hygienic covering. Clear cake domes will be made available for exhibits on show day.
45 A SIMNEL CAKE
46 6 CHOCOLATE CUP CAKES
47 A CITRUS TART ON A SWEET SHORTCRUST PASTRY
48 A LEEK AND CHEESE FLAN
49 A JAR OF SEVILLE MARMALADE – 450gm (1lb) jar approx.
50 A JAR OF CHUTNEY – 450gm (1lb) jar approx.
51 A JAR OF JAM – 450gm (1lb) jar approx.
FLORAL ART – Any natural materials, grown or bought, may be used. No preparation on show tables permitted. Please note the maximum space allowed.
52 AN ARRANGEMENT OF FOLIAGE ONLY Max. space: 600mm x 600mm (2ft x 2ft) No height restriction.
53 AN ARRANGEMENT IN A TEAPOT Max. space: 450mm x 450mm (18ins x 18ins) No height restriction.
54 A SPRING ARRANGEMENT IN AN EGGCUP Max. space: 300mm x 300mm (12ins x 12ins) No height restriction.
PHOTOGRAPHY – all photos to have been taken by the exhibitor within the last twelve months – no previously exhibited photo allowed. Maximum print size: 255mm (10ins) in any direction.
55 ‘YOUNG ANIMAL(S)'
56 ‘BIG HOUSE / STATELY HOME’
57 ‘DEAD & ALIVE’ – a set of two photos: one depicting ‘DEAD’, one depicting ‘ALIVE’
CHILDREN’S CLASSES – For children and grandchildren of members.
Age must be stated on entry form. Please use a separate entry form for each child.
8 YEARS AND UNDER
58 A PICTURE OF A SCARECROW – ON A4 PAPER.
59 A DECORATED HARD BOILED EGG
9 YEARS TO 16 YEARS
60 A MODEL OF A SCARECROW – NO LARGER THAN 30CM.
61 A DECORATED FLOWER POT
‘THE PRESIDENT’S CUP’ – will be awarded at the discretion of the President for the exhibit he considers to be the overall Best Exhibit in the Spring Show.
