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Amateur Growers

Southport Flower Show

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Regulations 3 - 4

Mixed Flowers Classes 1- 4 5

Ferns Classes 5 - 10 6

Hanging Basket Class 11 7

Perpetual Flowering Carnations Classes 12 - 25 8

Pinks Classes 26 - 31 9

Chrysanthemums Classes 32 - 36 10

Dahlias Classes 37 - 57 11 - 12

Gladioli Classes 58 - 68 13

Bonsai Classes 69 - 73 14

Roses Classes 74 - 91 15 - 16

Sweet Peas Classes 92 - 103 17

General Cut Flowers/Foliage/Berries Classes 104 - 116 18

Carnivorous Classes 117 - 121 19

Alpine and Rock Garden Plants Classes 122 - 133 20

Begonias Classes 134 - 146 21

Cacti and Succulents Classes 147 - 152 22

Fuchsias Classes 153 - 168 23

Orchids Classes 169 - 172 24

Plants (miscellaneous) Classes 173 - 184 25

Pelargoniums (Geraniums) Classes 185 - 195 26

Fruit Classes 196 - 209 27

Vegetables Classes 210 - 243 28 - 29

Honey Classes 244 - 282 30 - 33

Baking & Preserves Classes 283 - 305 34

Floristry Classes 306 - 308 35

Floral Arts Classes 309 - 325 36 - 38

Contemporary Floral Design Classes CFD1 - CFD6 39 - 42

Judges 43

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Regulations

1) Entry Information

(a) Entry Fees - £5 for 5 entries, 50p for each additional entry. Junior classes £2.50 entry fee. There is no limit to the amount of entries per exhibitor. Entry Fees must be paid in full when submitting an entry form. Entries must be on the official form, photocopies will be accepted.

(b) Cancellation of entries - If you are unable to exhibit please advise the Event Administration Manager as soon as possible and in any event not later than seven days before the Show.

(c) Conditions of entry - An Exhibitor may not enter or stage more than one exhibit in the same class. The same exhibit may not be entered in more than one class. Exhibitors may not substitute one entry for another.

(d) Late entries - Under no circumstances will entries be accepted after the closing date.

2) Instructions to Exhibitors

(a) Staging Times - Staging may take place from 12 noon to 6:00pm on the Tuesday before theshow and from 9:00am Wednesday until 6:50am Thursday. PLEASE SEE HONEY (PAGE 30), BAKING & PRESERVES (PAGE 34), FLORAL ARTS (PAGE 36) – AS TIMES AND DATES DIFFER. All AMATEUR VEHICLES to be off the show ground by 7:15 am on the day of the show.

(b) Staging Passes - Passes will be sent out with class confirmation letter.(c) Exhibitor’s Cards (Class Cards) - These may be collected from the Flower Show office from 12

noon on Tuesday until 10:00am on Wednesday the week of the Show. After this they will be available from the relevant Marquee. Exhibitors are encouraged to check thoroughly the details printed on the exhibit cards, as any exhibit staged without the appropriate card will be disqualified.

(d) Signage - Exhibitors may not re-name any plants, flowers etc. already having a recognized name. No trade or business cards or any advertising matter of any description may be displayed near the exhibits.

(e) Vases etc. - Southport Flower Show will provide vases for all classes where appropriate, and plates for Vegetable and Fruit classes.

(f) Show Admission - One non-transferable ticket to admit once only will be issued per application. These tickets will made available at the time of staging and will not be sent out in the post.

(g) Car Park Pass - One non-transferable car park pass will be issued, if you require a car park pass, please request which day on the application form.

(h) Sell Off & Break Down - Society Bureau plants and cut flower exhibits can be sold off at 4pm Sunday. All exhibits will be sold unless an Exhibitor has specifically requested on the application form that they will be collecting their exhibit. Exhibits that are to be collected can be removed from 4:15pm on the last day of the show. All benches should be cleared by 5:30pm on the final day. All Exhibits, if not sold or collected, will be otherwise disposed of to facilitate the clearing of the marquee. A Breakdown Pass will be allocated to Exhibitors wishing to remove their exhibits. The Pass will allow entry to the Showground from 4:00pm on the final day. Vehicles will only be allowed to enter the Showground upon announcement from the show organisers.

(l) VASES WILL BE PROVIDED BY SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW AND MUST BE USED If any exhibitor wishes to use a smaller or larger size vase for a particular class; no penalty in judging will be incurred. However specified vases should be used wherever possible and where mentioned in a particular class description.

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and any fresh foliage may be used to be used either 18cm or 25cm at(b)

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Judging - Judging will take place at 7:00am on the Thursday of the Show for all classes except Honey, Baking & Preserves this will be judged on the Wednesday evening before the Show at 6:00pm. The Judge’s Decision will be final. Feedback from judges will be available at 11:00am on the day of the show, at the manager’s office in the Amateur Marquee. Prize Money - Prize monies will be paid by cheque by the end of September, or cash the week after the show.Trophies - Exhibitors winning trophies may collect them from the Flower Show office after midday on the first morning of the Show. The trophies must be returned to the office each night and collected the next morning. The Trophy Award Card must be presented when claiming a trophy so as to correctly identify the exhibitor. All trophies that are taken away after the Show must be insured to the relevant cost of replacement, a copy of the insurance document should be sent to the Flower Show office. Exhibitors must not arrange for the engraving of Trophies or Plinths. All Trophies should be returned, in a clean condition, to Southport Flower Show offices, Victoria Park, by the 31st May of the following year.The Daily Mirror Trophy - The Daily Mirror "Xenia Field" Silver Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the best exhibit entered by an amateur exhibitor who is under the age of 21 years on 17th August 2017. Exhibitors wishing to be considered for this award must submit all entries in this section of the show no later than the closing date. All under 21 competitors must put their date of birth on the entry form. The Amateur Gardening Trophy - All 1st prize winners in each individual championship (e.g. class 12, class 37) will be entered, to be judged to become the overall champion and will be awarded The Amateur Gardening Trophy (A02) and £100 prize money. Concerns - Any concerns regarding judging must be made in writing and handed to the General Manager at the Flower Show office before 12:00 noon on the first day of the Show.Forfeiture of Prize Money - Any Exhibitor obtaining or attempting to obtain a prize fraudulently will forfeit the whole of any prize money they may otherwise be entitled to. Results - The results will be published on the website by 6pm on the first day of the show; please do not call the office on the first day before 6pm as results will not be available.

Definitions - The words ‘kind’ & ‘cultivar’ are used in the following sense: Sweet Peas, Roses, Carnations etc. are distinct ‘kinds’ of flowers. “Fragrant Cloud”, “Peace”, “Superstar”, is distinct ‘cultivars’ of Roses. An “Amateur” is a person who grows plants, fruits or vegetables solely for enjoyment or for the domestic use of the produce, and that they must not be growing for only “pecuniary advantage” and must have grown or owned the plant/s for, at least 6 months. No Nurseryman, Seedsman, Florist, Market Gardeners, nor their assistants or employees who grow or advertise garden or orchard produce for the purpose of sale can show as amateurs or gardeners.Exhibits - Whilst every effort will be made to protect and secure the exhibits, Southport Flower Show Ltd or any of their staff/volunteers will not be held responsible for any thefts or damage to exhibits.

(a) Dogs - No dogs other than guide dogs or assistance dogs will be allowed onto the Showground.(b) Vehicles - All vehicles entering the Showground must display the appropriate Vehicle Pass, with all

details completed. Vehicles are not allowed inside the Marquees at any time. There is a strict 5 mph speed limit.

(c) No Smoking - Smoking is not allowed in any of the marquees at any time, this also includes e- cigarettes.(d) Fire Precautions - Nothing of an inflammable or explosive nature must be brought to the

Showground. The use of naked lights or primus type stoves within the marquees is prohibited at all times.

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Classes 1 - 4

Classes 1 - 3 will be staged and judged for decorative effect and any fresh foliage may be used to enhance the arrangements. Organiser's bowls are to be used either 18cm or 25cm at Exhibitor's choice.

Prize/£ 1st 2nd 3rd

One Pot of Hostas, Pots to be sold at end of show by organisers - all proceeds to be donated to the "Southport Offshore Lifeboat"

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Classes 5 - 10

The prizes in Classes 6 - 10. In the event of a tie, the trophy will be withheld. The Trophy(A10) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 5.

Prize/ £1st 2 3rd

Four Hardy British Ferns (dissimilar), Two Greenhouse Ferns (dissimilar), Two Foreign Ferns (Hardy in Great Britain).

Hardy in Great Britain.

Any kind or cultivar.

e.g. 3 polystichums or 3 athyriums. Cultivars maybe included.

Quality and cultural skill will be the basis of judgement.There is no restriction on the size of pot or other container which maybe used in these classes. Each plant or undivided clump must be placed in a separate pot or other container.Exhibitors are reminded that the staging is 1m deep.

Trophy (A102) will be awarded to the competitor winning the greatest number of 1st

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Class 11

The Trophy (A20) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 11.


Maximum size 31cm in diameter. Excluding Begonias and Fuchsias.

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Classes 12-25

Cut Flowers

the wiring of individual blooms in classes 12 - 25 is forbidden. Carnation or Pink foliage only may be used. Except where otherwise stated, one variety only may be staged in a vase.

each Class to consist of ONE VASE OF THREE BLOOMS of perpetual owering Carnations, one variety only, in the colour(s)

The Trophy (A29) will be awarded to the best exhibit in classes 12 - 25.The Trophy (A1) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 12.British National Carnation Society Silver Medal Card to be awarded to the best individual vase of owering Carnations.

5 vases of 5 blooms, 4


distinct varieties and 1 vase of choice.

any variety or varieties.

- any variety or varieties.

- in not less than four distinct varieties.

eye should be showa

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choice.

Classes 26 - 31Cut Flowers

Pinks which have slight shading in the centre, or a very small insignificant eye should be show as self's, reserving the bi-colour classes for those with a marked eye. Intermediate types are unlikely to succeed in either class.Allwoodii may be shown as Pinks unless expressly excluded.

British National Carnation Society Silver Medal Card to be awarded to the best individual vase of flowering pinks.

Prize/£

6 vases, 3 stems per vase, 6 distinct varieties, 1 variety per vase.

1st 2nd 3rd






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Classes 32 - 36

These classes will be judged in accordance with Nationa Chrysanthemum Society Regulations.

The Trophy (A36) will be awarded to the competitorwinning the greatest number of 1st prizes in Classes 32-36. (In the event of a tie the trophy will be withheld). The Trophy(A8) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 2.A National Chrysanthemum Society Silver Medal and a National Chrysanthemum Society of Merit will be awarded at the discret classes 32 - 36.

3 distinctvarieties, 3 blooms in a vase. Each vase to contain a distinct variety.


3 stems, natural spray Chrysanthemums.

3 stems, distinct, of exhibition sprays.

3 blooms, distinct, of Section 25

5 stems, distinct, of exhibition sprays.

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discret classes 32 - 36.

Classes 37 - 57

No support allowed in these classes. Classes will be judged in accordance with National Dahlia Society List Current

The Trophy(A37) will be awarded at the discretion in classes 8 - . The Trophy(A74) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 7.The Trophy(A5) will be awarded with the rst prize in class .A National Dahlia Society Silver Medal and Card will be awarded to the Best Exhibit. A National Dahlia Society Bronze Medal and Card will be awarded to the to the Best Exhibit.


(4 Vases distinct from the following)

In each vase one distinct variety must be used.

in one vase, any variety or varieties.



in three vases, one bloom per vase, any variety or varieties.

one bloom per vase.

two vases, one variety per vase.

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Classes 37 - 57

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in two vases , five blooms per vase, any variety or varieties.

three blooms per vase, one variety in a vase.

. Organisers bowl to be used.


in two vases, two distinct varieties, three blooms per vase, one variety in a vase.

n three vases, any variety or varieties, one variety in a vase.

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Nine Blooms Pompon or Large Pompon Dahlias, in one vase, any variety or varieties

Basket of Dahlias, to contain not less than twelve blooms. Judged for effect. Any other foliage allowed. Oversize rule does not apply. Exhibitors to provide their own baskets in scale with the type of bloom to be displayed.

Three Blooms of Collerette Dahlias, in one vase.

Three Blooms of Waterlily Dahlias, in one vase.

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Any other foliage allowed. Oversize rule d

n three vases, any variety or varieties, one variety in a vase.

Classes 58 - 68

All classes to be judged in accordance with the British Gladiolus Society judging rules. Note: Exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor and be shown without supports or pins or being stuck by artificial means. Any supportive material above the level of the vase will result in disqualification.

The Trophy(A91) will be awarded to the competitor winning the greatest number of first prizes in classes 59 - 67. In the event of a tie the trophy will be withheld. The Trophy(A12) will be awarded with the first prize in class 58.A British Gladiolus Society Silver Medal Card and will be awarded at the discretion.

Prize/£

Nine Spikes of Non-Primulinus Gladioli, n not less than three varieties.

1st 2nd 3rd

(miniature/small flowered) size.

(medium owered) size.

(large/giant owered) size.

(large/giant owered) size, any variety or varieties.


Non-primulinus, one variety.

any variety or varieties, to be staged two spikes to a vase.

each of differing size.

One Vase, 3 spikes, any variety, no size restrictions. Open to exhibitors who have not previously won a 1st prize in the gladioli section at the Southport Flower Show Kindly sponsored by Terry Morris

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Classes 69 - 73

A card 3cm x 10cm must be placed in front of the exhibit indicating: (1) Latin name of the tree and the common name; (2) Style; (3) Approximate age of tree. To be staged in a bonsai pot, normal flower pots are not permitted.Bonsai stands and accent plants are permitted along with tasteful backdrops. Displayed to be viewed from the front of the tree.

The Trophy(A124) will be awarded at the discretion in classes 69-73.

Prize/£

Any variety of Conifer Bonsai displayed in an area not exceeding 1m x 90cm.

1st 2nd 3rd

Any variety of Broadleaf Bonsai displayed in an area not exceeding 1m x 90cm.

Any variety of Conifer of Broadleaf group or landscape displayed in an area not exceeding 1m x 90cm.

Height of tree not to exceed25cm including pot. Displayed in an area of 5cm x 25cm.

Any variety of Conifer or broadleaf Cascade or Semi Cascade displayed in an area not exceeding 1m x 90cm.

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discretion in classes 69-73.

Classes 74 - 91

The Regulations of the Royal National Rose Society regarding exhibitions will apply to these classes in so far as they do not with the d Competitive Regulations in this schedule. (Any prize or prizes including trophies or medals may at the discretion, e withheld or if exhibits are considered undeserving f the prize r prizes The Judges decision in all cases shall be nal as to the relative merits of exhibits.)

The Trophy (A18) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 74.A Royal National Rose Society Bronze Medal will be presented to:

The exhibitor of the best bloom in classes 74 - 91. The exhibitor of the best exhibit in classes 74 - 91.

Prize/£

Box of Twelve Specimen Roses, one or more varieties.

1st 2nd 3rd

one or more varieties.


to be named .


three stems per vase, distinct variety in each vase.

one or more varieties


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Classes 74 - 91

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to be named.

one more varieties.

added foliage may be used. Frame provided.

at perfect stage added foliage may be used. Frame provided.

, one or more varieties.

one HT type bloom per stem one or more varieties.

one HT type bloom per stem one or more varieties.

each bearing a cluster of bloom, one or more varieties.

one bloom per stem, or more varieties

Bowl provided.

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discretion. T discretion.

A bowl must not exceed 18cm d

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Classes 92 - 103

(a) One variety only may be staged in a vase except where otherwise stated.(b) Not more than 15 spikes to a vase except where otherwise stated. (c) Sweet pea foliage only may be used.(d) Wiring, or otherwise, supporting the flowers or exhibiting sprays with haulm attached, will

be disqualified.(e) Reeds, heather or other material used in these classes to facilitate the

arrangements of the blooms, must not appear above the rims of the vases.

The Trophy(A43) will be awarded to the competitor winning the greatest number of 1st prizes in classes 93 - 98. (In the event of a the trophy will e withheld). The Trophy(A40) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 92.The National Sweet Pea Society Bronze Medal will be awarded at the discretion. The National Sweet Pea Society Silver Award Card will be awarded at the discretion.


Six Vases, not more than 15 spikes in six distinct varieties. One variety only in a vase.

to be selected from any section of the pink shades.

Laced or Marbled Sweet Peas. , in three distinct varieties.

A bowl of not more than 24 stems of Sweet Peas with any foliage. To be viewed all round and judged for quality and decorative A bowl must not exceed 18cm diameter.

open to small growers (up to 250 plants) only.

9 spikes per vase in two distinct varieties. one variety.

Mixed, not less than three varieties.

old fashioned mixed.

Mixed Bowl, A bowl of not more than 24 stems of Sweet peas with any foliage. To be viewed all round and judged for quality and decorative effect. A bowl must not exceed 18cm diameter.

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Classes 104 - 116

Unless otherwise stated, only one species or cultivar of a ower may be exhibited n a vase. Plants having bulbs, corms, rhizomes and tubers such as Gladioli, Dahlias and Tuberous Begonias are excluded from this section. Roses, Carnations and Pinks are also excluded.

The Trophy(A65) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 104.


Individual Championship, Nine Vases,6 spikes or blooms per vase, not less than three species or cultivars.

any cultivar. Six blooms of one cultivar in a vase.

6 blooms of one cultivar only.

6 spikes of one cultivar only.

3 spikes of one cultivar.

6 blooms of one cultivar only.

3 blooms, flower head not to exceed 20cm diameter.

may be shrub/tree or herbaceous.

6 blooms of one specie or cultivar.

One Vase of Asters, any cultivar. Six blooms of one cultivar in a vase.

One Vase of Antirrhinums, any strain or cultivar. Six spikes of one cultivar or strain in a vase.

Cottage Garden Flowers, One vase, a maximum of 15 stems - 6 species or cultivars each stem to be of normal length, i.e. cut down stems will only be allowed round the lower edge, arranged for effect. Oasis to be allowed if required to fix the flowers into place.

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Classes 117 - 121

All plants to be labelledNo Garden Centre plants to be included Poor quality will not be judged


American Pitcher plant.

Butterwort.

Tropical Pitcher plant.

Venus Fly Trap.

Sundew.

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Classes 122 - 133

Alpine plants should if possible, be shown with top dressings, or growing amongst stones, orin materials in which they could be expected to succeed best in a garden. In judging the exhibits, points will be awarded for: (1) Rarity, (2) Quality, (3) Arrangement, Planting, etc. Exhibits in classes 122, 124 and 130 to 133, to be shown in pots or pans not exceeding 29cm outside diameter, classes 125 to 129 not exceeding 36cm outside diameter. In the case of square or rectangular pans, the stated measurements apply to the longest diagonal. Plants must have been cultivated by the exhibitor for not less than six months before

first day of the show.In classes 123 and 129, Judges will give preferenceto containers having plantswhich are well established. In class 123 the maximum size is 60cm.

The Trophy(A80) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 122. The Trophy(A16) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 123.


6 Pans or Pots, distinct.

having no fewer than six kinds or varieties of Alpine Plants, not necessarily in arranged for

distinct.

aving no fewer than six kinds varieties of Alpine Plants, not necessarily in ower

of a genus other than classes 125-127 inclusive & 132.

xhibitor must not have won more than 10 prizes in the Alpine and Rock Garden section.

laid down by the National Begonia Society.

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Classes 134 - 146

All cut blooms must be displayed on boards which will be provided by Southport Flower Show which conform to the laid down by the National Begonia Society.

The Trophy(A95) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 134.The Trophy(A44) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 135. The Trophy(A129) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 141.The Trophy(A127) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 142.The Trophy(A126) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 143.The Trophy (A130) will be awarded for the best pot in classes 135-140 & 146. The National Begonia Society Bronze Medal will be awarded for the best cut bloom. The National Begonia Society Bronze Medal will be awarded for the best pot plant.


no bigger than 35cm ofpendula Habit Begonias.

not greater than 3 litres, one pot to have a tuberous double flowered, one pot to have a non-tuberous begonia.

Not more than 20 pots, not less than 15 pots, in not less than three distinct varieties. To be arranged for effect on 3-tier staging in a space 1.8m x 1.2m with a backrail of 1.6m above staging level. Each tier of the staging will be 30cm wide and 30cm high - on flat staging.

not less than eight distinct cultivars.

not less than three distinct cultivars.

three any cultivars.

To be grown in no larger than 2 pots.

Six Pots of tuberous double begonias in pots in bloom in not less than three distinct varieties. (No extra foliage, ferns, etc. permitted). Six Pots of Tuberous Double Begonias, plants to be grown in pots of diameter no greater than 18cm (7") or of volume no greater than 3 litres. Plants to be grown as one main stem, and side shoots to be clearly visible above the compost.Three Pots of Tuberous Double Begonias, in bloom, at least two distinct varieties.

in bloom.

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Classes 147 - 152

Classes for cacti exclude other succulent plants and vice-versa.In classes 150 and 151 plants must be of distinct species or genera.The classes will be judged under British Cactus and Succulent Society Rules.

The Trophy(A104) will be awarded to the competitor winning the greatestnumber of 1st prizes in classes 147 to 152. (In the event of a tie the trophy will be withheld). A British Cactus and Succulent Society Silver Medal will be awarded at the discretion. A British Cactus and Succulent Society Bronze Medal will be awarded at the discretion.

Pot or pan not to exceed 20cm in diameter.

Pot or pan not to exceed20cm in diameter.

bowls not to exceed 30cm in diameter. Ornaments not allowed.

In pots or pans, not exceeding 15cm in diameter.

In pots pans, not exceeding 15cm n diameter, three genera.

In pots or pans, not exceeding 11cm in diameter, not more than two plants from any one genus.


168i

165 inclusive.

within an area, 1.2m frontage by 90cm depth.

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discretion. discretion.

pans, not exceeding 15cm n d

Classes 153 - 168

All classes will be judged according to British Fuchsias Society Judging standards.All classes are open and without restriction.Only commercially manufactured type baskets/hanging pots allowed in classes 166 168inclusive. Terracotta pots plus saucer must be used in classes 154 165 inclusive.

Not less than 15 pots, a display of Fuchsias to be arranged for within an area, 1.2m frontage by 90cm depth. Flat staging will be provided together with a covered back rail, 1.4m high from staging level.

One Full Basket, one or more plants, maximum basket size 40.6cm. One Hanging Pot, one or more plants, maximum pot size 16.5cm.

One Pot, single/semi-double cultivar, maximum pot size 13.3cm.

One Pot, single/semi-double cultivar, maximum pot size16.5cm. One Pot, double flowered cultivar, maximum pot size16.5cm.

One Pot, Ornamental Foliage type, maximum pot size 16.5cm.

One Pot, species or species type (excluding maximum pot size 21.6cm.


One Pot, any cultivar/s, maximum pot size 9cmThree Pots, any cultivar/s, maximum pot size 9cm.

Three Pots, any cultivar/s, maximum pot size 13.3cm.

One Pot, Breviflorae type, maximum pot size 16.5cm.One Pot, Tryphylla type, maximum pot size 16.5cm.

One Pot, any cultivar, pot size 21.6cm.

One Mini Standard Fushia,with a clear stem, minimum length 15.3cm, maximum length 25.4cm, maximum pot size 13.3cm.

One Hanging Pot, one or more plants, maximum pot size21.6cm, (Excluding 16.5cm Hanging Pot).

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Classes 169 - 172

The Trophy (A66) will be awarded with the first prize in class 169.


to be staged in a space 90cm by 90cm on flat staging 75cm high.

Not mentioned in classes 170 & 171.

Flat staging with a covered backrail of 1.4m a

In these classes, the Judges will pay particular attention to rarity and difficulty of cultivation in the plants exhibited. All plants must have been cultivated by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the date of the show.

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discretion in classes 169 - 172.

Classes 173 - 184

Pots in these classes must not exceed 20cm in diameter except where otherwise stated. All plants must have been cultivated by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the date of the show.

The Trophy (A76) will be awarded with the rst prize in class 173.


To consist of three owering and three foliage plants to be arranged in a space of 1.2m frontage by 90cm deep. Not less than two distinct kinds of plants must be exhibited, of which not more than three Begonia plants may be exhibited s owering and/or foliage plants. Flat staging with a covered backrail of 1.4m above staging will be provided, but exhibitors may provide tiering etc., if they so desire.

excluding Begonia

(Not Coleus or Begonia).

excluding Begonia

xcluding Begonia and Coleus.

in bloom.

in bloom.

any variety or varieties

(Not in classes 174 & 175),

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Classes 185 - 195

Pots in these classes must not exceed 15.5cm in diameter except where otherwise stated. All pots must be terracotta.


4 plants any 2 Zonals single, 2 Zonals double of same cultivar.

pot not to exceed 12cm in diameter.

in flower.

in ower.

3 Plant minimum.

any cultivar,

any cultivars.

1 Plant.

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1 Plant.

Classes 196 - 209

One variety of any kind of fruit may be exhibited on each dish. Dishes provided by the Organisers must be used except for Grapes when suitable boards must be provided by the exhibitor. Black, Red and White Currants must be shown in bunches as grown.Raspberries, Blackberries Loganberries and other soft fruit must be shown on the stalk.

The Trophy(A64) will be awarded with the first prize in class 196.The Trophy(A75) will be awarded with the first prize in class 197.


Collection of Fruit, 6 dishes of six distinct kinds (dish as per single classes).

one bunch, black or green.

one dish of six.

in bunches, one dish not less than 250g, and not more than 300g.

in bunches, one dish not less than 250gand not more than 300g.

one dish of twenty.

three distinct kinds.

three distinct kinds.

one fruit of any kind.

to be arranged for effect - not less than three kinds.

one dish of three.

one dish of three.

one dish of three.

one dish of three.

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Classes 210 - 243

One variety of any kind of vegetable may be exhibited on each dish. Classes 211 to 243 are all deemed to be single dish classes and one variety only may be exhibited in each of them. Where appropriate, dishes provided by the organisers must be used. Where dishes cannot be used, i.e. for Leeks etc. exhibits must be neatly arranged on the show bench. Distinct Varieties of Potatoes - For convenience of Exhibitors, the EU-UK Approved List of Potato Varieties (as issued by the N.V.S.) will be observed.

The Trophy(A9) will be awarded with the first prize in class 210.A National Vegetable Society Silver Medal will be awarded at the judges' discretion.


Collection of Vegetables, 6 kinds, three of each to be staged in a space not exceeding 120cm x 90cm. Parsley may be used as dressing.

other than white.

each onion must exceed 250g.

no onion to exceed 250g.

pickling, no shallot to exceed 30mm in diameter.

larger than pickling.

any colour.

with clean roots.

10 pods.

10 pods.

10 long pods.

10 pods.

tops trimmed to 7.5cm.

type cultivars.

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discretion.

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to be staged in a space 1.2m by 90cm.

in classes 210 to 243.

arranged for ect, herbs may be used - to be judged for quality and artistic merit - Basket/trug to be supplied by exhibitor, maximum size 63.5cm x 33cm. Vegetables to be listed.

3 different pot grown herbs.

not already mentioned

natural, 3 sticks.

with flower.

large fruited type cultivars.

Prize/£ 1st 2nd

tops trimmed to 7.5cm.

long pointed, tops trimmed to 7.5cm.

stump rooted, tops trimmed to 7.5cm.

any colour, minimum size 30cm.

three distinct kinds. One kind per vase. 20cm vases be used. Oasis permitted. Should be correctly named.

three kinds, two of each kind,

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Tuesday 15th August from 6.00pm until 8.00pm. Wednesday 16th August from 9:00am until 5:50pm. Judging starts at 6.00pm

Exhibits must be bona fide property of the exhibitor, and all hive products shown must be the produce of the exhibitor’s own bees. Wax must be rendered and prepared by the exhibitor. Southport Flower Show will send to exhibitors, small adhesive labels except in class 249, where the exhibit card will suffice. These labels should be affixed in the case of jars, about half an inch from the bottom, and in the case of Cut Comb Honey and Shallow Frame, at the top right hand corner. Exhibits must not bear any mark or label other than adhesive labels referred to in section (b) of this regulation except in Classes 244, 245, 248, 249, 260 and 269. Exhibits will be staged by the Show Stewards except in Classes 244, 248 and 249, but exhibitors may stage their own exhibits if they so desire.No two or more persons may exhibit the produce from the same Apiary in any class other than in partnership. Comb Honey. Cut Comb Honey must be shown in standard white 227g (8oz) containers with transparent snap-on tops and must have a gross weight of between 200g and 255g (7-9oz). All extracted Honey must be exhibited in plain squat honey jars except in 249, 263 & 270, which must be of uniform size and shape in each exhibit, with secure, easily removable covers, to the satisfaction of the Judges. Granulated (Class 265) Honey may only be exhibited in the classes bearing such a description, but may be included in Classes 246, 247, 249, 263, 265, 266, 270, 276 & 282. Weights of wax specified in the schedule are subject to a tolerance of +/- 10%.

The Cook Trophy(A48) will be awarded for the best exhibit of Light Honey in the Show.The Southport and District Beekeepers Trophy(A52) will be awarded for the best exhibit of Dark Honey in the show.The Rush Trophy(A6) will be awarded for the best exhibit of Heather Honey in the Show. The Bradley Trophy(A63) will be awarded for the best exhibit of Mead in the Show. The Randall Trophy(A25) will be awarded for the best exhibit of Honey in the Show.A Blue Ribbon Award, offered jointly by the BBKA and the National Honey Show, will be awarded at judges' discretion to the Best Exhibit in the Honey section. The Burnett-Hughes Trophy(A121) will be awarded for the best exhibit by a member of Southport and Formby Beekeepers in the Honey section. The Alderman S E Charlton Trophy(A56) will be awarded with the first prize in class 267.

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Plainly moulded (227g). To be exhibited in the container provided.

To be exhibited in a plain round clear glass bottle(75cl).

To be exhibited in a plain round clear glass bottle(75cl).

Not eather or Heather Blend.

Not eather or Heather Blend.

Prize/£

Bee Pasture, A collection of garden flowers, fresh or dried, to be judged on botanical content, names to be shown. The flowers to be exhibited in one vase; to be provided.A Pot Plant, This is a good nectar and/or pollen source for honey bees and other insects. Pot should be no more than 20cm diameter and the plant should be in flower - to be grown by exhibitor.One Dozen 454g, Jars of Honey,Any variety or varieties. Composite Class, Consisting of four 454g jars of Honey, any variety or varieties, one Cake of Beeswax plainly moulded (227g). One Observation Hive, Stocked with Bees and Queen (Educational).A display of Honey, Honey Products, Beekeeping Equipment, etc, Not exceeding 1m in length, with a back rail. This class is open to Beekeeping Associations, Schools, Clubs and other organisations and individuals. The items to form the display are in the widest sense left to the discretion of the exhibitors, and should be designed to interest members of the public in beekeeping. A Photographic Print,On any subject associated with Honeybees or Beekeeping, maximum size A4, with a title. One Shallow Frame, Of any size suitable for extraction.

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Two 454g Jars Honey, Any one variety. Jars labelled as for retail. The small label bearing the Exhibitor's number to be affixed to the back of the jars. 2 Beeswax Candles,One of which will be lit by the Judge. 2 Cut Combs of Honey.Novice Class,One 454g jar of Honey. Open to exhibitors who have not previously won a 1st prize in the Honey section of the Southport Flower Show. An Original Design for a Honey Label, Junior class - up to and including 13 years. Maximum size A4. The design must show artistry and sales appeal. The only text required is a description of the contents and the quantity in the jar. Computer generated images are also eligible. Prizes will be awarded as the result of a ballot by members of the public during the show.£25 will be given to the award winner's school.

An original Poster Design A3 size o interest, inform and promote Beekeeping. The designs submitted may be used and published by Southport Beekeepers.

Made by the exhibitorusing products from the hive. Ingredients to be listed (no Mead, Honey or Wax in the raw state to be included).

2 or more size of jars, 2 or more varieties of honey.

Prize/£

Honey Cake, Made to the following recipe: 200g SR flour, 180g local Honey, 150g butter, 90g soft brown sugar, 1 tablespoon water and 2 beaten eggs. Melt butter, sugar and honey. Cool, add water, eggs and flour. Bake in a round tin not to exceed 20cm in a medium oven for approximately 40 minutes. Creative Cookery, A decorated honey cake, which will be cut and tasted by the judge.

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(a) all baking is cut and tasted.(b) baking to be presented on the doily provided. (c) all jars to be 1lb, 454g or smaller.(d) all jars to be covered with a wax disc, cellophane top and small plain contents label

affixed.(e) Exhibitor/class labels will be supplied and should be affixed on the bottom of jars and for

baking exhibits it should be affixed to the front of the doily.

Three Fruit SconesVictoria Sponge, baked in one tin, jam filling, no sugar decoration. A Tea Bread.A Rich Fruit Cake.A Swiss Roll.Fruit Pie, any variety.Gingerbread.Three Pieces of Traybake, one variety.Chocolate Cake, butter cream filling, no sugar decoration.Five Plain Biscuits, (not cookies), any variety.A 1lb Loaf of handmade white Bread.A 1lb Loaf of handmade brown Bread.One Jar Lemon Curd.One Jar Raspberry Jam.One Jar Strawberry Jam.One Jar of Jelly.One Jar Blackcurrant Jam.One Jar Marmalade.One Jar Stone Fruit Jam.One Jar Chutney, to be labelled mild, medium or hot.

Junior SectionUp to and including 13 years, age to be stated on form.Three Decorated Cup Cakes.Three Jam Tarts.Three Pieces of Traybake, one variety.

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Classes 306 - 308

The Piggott Trophy (A24) will be awarded with the first prize in class 306 The Rose Bowl Trophy (A28) will be awarded with the first prize in class 307 The Prince of Wales Hotel Trophy (A99) will be awarded with the first prize in class 308

WEIRD AND WONDERFUL


Classes 306 - 308

306 A Headdress,Space allowed: width 45cm. Full details on acceptance of entry. Restricted to 10.

307 Occasion To Be Stated,

308

To consist of five pieces - A selection of designs. Choose your own theme. Space allowed: width 152cm, depth 100cm, height 152cm. Staged on tabling 61cm from floor. Restricted to 3.

Bridal Bouquet,Space allowed: width 61cm, height 92cm. Staged on tabling 76cm from floor, depth 100cm. Restricted to 10.

(a) Flowers, Plants etc. used in these classes need not have been grown by the Exhibitor but must be wholly arranged and staged by the Exhibitor either in the Floral Arts Marquee or elsewhere at the Exhibitor’s discretion.

(b) Dyed, surface coloured or treated plant material may be used but no artificial plant material.(c) Unless otherwise stated the use of accessories is permitted.(d) Exhibits may be penalized for being either too large or too small for the space allowed.(e) All background bases and base tabling will be covered in dark green material and nothing must be

fastened to the backcloth.(f) Entries are limited in all classes and will be accepted in order of receipt.(g) If you are unable to exhibit please advise the Show Administrator as soon as possible and in any event

not later than seven days before the show. Failure to do so may lead to exclusion from future Southport Flower Show events.

(h) Business cards are allowed to be placed by exhibits but only after judging has taken place.

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Staging TimeTuesday 15th August - From 4:00pm until 6:00pm Wednesday 16th August - 9:00am until Thursday 17th August 6:50am

There is Limited entry in all classes. The Show theme for 2017 is 'The Curious Garden'Area of NAFAS Exhibit by invitation - The Curious Garden (non competitive). Judged under the award system. Staged on a Blue Mink 244cm square base raised 46cm from ground level. Team of 4 Maximum.

AwardsBest in Competition will be awarded £60 (The Leech Trophy A81).The Maher Trophy (A85) will be awarded with the first prize in class 309.The Josephine Yates Candelabra Trophy (A123) will be awarded with the first prize in class 310.The Mae Bamber Trophy (A122) will be awarded with the first prize in class 311.The Greta Wright Trophy (A125) will be awarded with the first prize in class 312. The Hesketh Trophy (A67) will be awarded with the first prize in class 314.The Allen Trophy (A71) will be awarded with the first prize in class 317.The Evelyn Cotterell Trophy (A101) will be awarded with the first prize in class 318.The Percy C. Woodhead Trophy (A42) will be awarded to the runner-up in classes 310 - 325.

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Classes 309 - 325

This schedule has been compiled under NAFAS (National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies) rules and regulations, and will be judged by NAFAS Accredited Judges in accordance with the NAFAS COMPETITIONS MANUAL 3rd EDITION 2015. The judges' decision will be final. Exhibits to be staged in the Floral Arts Marquee, except where otherwise stated. All measurements are approximate. NB. Please pay particular attention to stability of mechanics.

Staging and preparation of the staging and the watering of exhibits during the Show will be carried out by SFS Stewards.

Definition of ExhibitAn Exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in the show schedule.

NAFAS Rules state that disqualification will take place for the following reasons:

1. Failure to comply with any specific requirements of a class as stated in a show schedule, i.e. the measurements or the components.

2. Inclusion of any fresh plant material that does not have its roots or the cut ends of its stems in water or water-retaining material. Exceptions: Air Plants, Cacti, Fruits, Grass, Turf, Lichen, Moss, Succulents, Vegetables and long-lasting plant material (including strong fibrous stems) which will remain turgid for the duration of the show.

3. Inclusion of artificial plant material, (unless specifically allowed by the show schedule).

For further details and definitions please refer to the NAFAS COMPETITIONS MANUAL 3rd EDITION 2015 , in accordance with which, all classes will be judged. www.nafas.org.uk

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Fantasy Garden - Four Clubs invited from The North West Area of NAFASA Club Exhibit. Space allowed: width 120cm, depth 120cm, height optional. Staged on a painted dark green base, 5cm thick. To be viewed and judged all round.Maximum 2 people. Boundless Beauty,A Pedestal Exhibit. Space allowed: width 120cm, depth 120cm, height optional. Staged on a painted blue mink base 5cm thick. Staged against the side of the marquee.Restricted to 6Curiosity,A Miniature Exhibit. Space allowed: width 10cm, depth 10cm, height 15cm, raised on tabling 76cm from floor. There is no restriction on pre-assembled work. Staging dark green fabric. Restricted to 12.Beauty By Restraint, A Petite Exhibit. Space allowed: width 25cm, depth 25cm, height 37cm, raised on tabling 76cm from floor. There is no restriction on pre-assembled work. Staging dark green fabric. Restricted to 12.Up The Garden Path!,Space allowed: width 91.5cm, depth 80cm, height 122cm. Staged on box base 76cm from floor with a solid backing. Staging painted dark green. Restricted to 6.Leaf It To The Imagination,An exhibit featuring foliage. Space allowed: width 91.5cm, depth 80cm, height 122cm. Staged on box base 76cm from floor with a solid backing. Staging painted dark green. Restricted to 6.Al Fresco,Staging - individual tables. Space allowed: 106.5cm diameter, base 91.5cm diameter, 76cm from floor, height optional. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging dark green fabric - top of tables only may be covered in own material. Restricted to 6.Over The Garden Wall,Space allowed: width 106.5cm, depth 46cm, height 150cm. Staged on a box width 91.5cm, depth 30cm, height 120cm. Staging painted blue mink. To be viewed and judged from the front. Restricted to 6.Natures Diversity,Space allowed: width 80cm, depth 80cm, height 122cm. Staged on box base raised 60cm from floor with a solid backing. Staging painted blue mink. Restricted to 6.

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Curious And Contorted,Space allowed: 90cm diameter circular base, height optional. Staged on a base raised 5cm from floor. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging painted dark green.Restricted to 6.Rust, Roots And Rubbish,Space allowed: width 140cm, depth 70cm, height optional. Staged on a box base raised 60cm from floor, width 100cm, depth 30cm, with a top width 120cm, depth 50cm. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging painted blue mink. Restricted to 5.Rustique,Staging - A rustic bare wood flat plinth, width 38cm with a square top, height 120cm. Exhibit to extend down the front of plinth but must not touch the ground. Height optional. Viewed and judged from the front.Restricted to 6.Dynamic Structure,Space allowed: width 90cm, depth 90cm, height optional. Staged on a box base 46cm from floor. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging painted blue mink. Restricted to 6. Flamboyance,Space allowed: width 120cm, depth 120cm, height optional. Staged on a base 5cm thick. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging painted mink blue.Restricted to 6.Weaving In And OutSpace allowed: width 61cm, depth 61cm, height optional. Staging is an open plinth with a mesh top, width 43cm, depth 43cm, height 125cm. To be viewed and judged all round. Staging painted blue mink.Restricted to 6.The Curious GardenJunior Craft Class - MontageUp to and including 11 years, Restricted to 10. 12 - 16 years, Restricted to 10.Space allowed: not to exceed 46cm in width, depth and height. Staged on tabling 76cm from floor. Staging dark green fabric. May be brought ready assembled.Welcome To The Shed (craft class),A Plaque: Preserved/dried plant material to predominate. Space allowed: not to exceed width 30cm, height 46cm. A loop for hanging to be attached to the back. Staged at eye level on a dark green background. May be brought ready assembled. Restricted to 6.

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CONTEMPORARY FLORAL DESIGN 2017


50214 SFS Amateur Comp Schedule 26/01/2016 10:39

CONTEMPORARY FLORAL DESIGNOver the past eight years the Contemporary Floral Design Competition has become an established part of

the show.

The competition has succeeded in attracting new designers to Southport and encouraged some of our regular floral exhibitors to take a walk on the wild side!

With exhibition classes and innovative staging, designed to stretch your imagination and skill the standard of entries into the competition has been truly inspirational and a delight for visitors.

The competition is open to everyone and specifically aimed at encouraging freedom of expression, thinking outside the box and pushing the boundaries of floral contemporary design.

GENERAL CONDITIONSPlant material used in the classes need not have been grown by the exhibitor but must have been arranged

and staged by them in the Contemporary Floral Design marquee.

Items requiring special time or expertise may be brought assembled for incorporation in any class.

Space allowed is stated for each individual class and exhibitors are encouraged to keep their designs within the given measurements.

Marquee sides are draped with black fabric.

STAGING TIMETuesday 15th August from 4pm until 6pm

Wednesday 16th August from 9am until Thursday 17th August 6.45am

DEFINITION OF EXHIBITA design exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories, contained within a space

as specified within the ‘class’ pages.

PRIZE MONEYPRIZE MONEY IN CLASSES 1 - 6 WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS

1st £50 2nd £25 3rd £15

AWARDSBEST IN COMPETITION will be awarded £60 and The Tony Cafferkey Memorial Trophy (A128)

THE MOST INNOVATIVE EXHIBIT will be awarded at the judges' discretion.

CONCERNSAny concerns regarding the judging must be made in writing and handed to the General Manager at the

flower show office before 12 noon on the first day of the show.

A design to be staged on a 30cm square pillar.Height 120cm with a 40cm square top.

* The design is to stay within a footprint of 120cm square.* The height of the design is restricted to 50cm from the top

of the plinth. * To be viewed from the front.* No floor placements allowed.* Maximum of 5 entries.

A design to be incorporated into a wooden frame 140cm high and 70cm wide. With 1 vertical, centered wire division and 3 equally spaced horizontal wire divisions, placed within the frame. Base will be 80cm wide and 50cm deep.

* The design is to stay within a footprint of 120cm square.

* To be viewed all round.* Maximum of 4 entries.

A design to be staged inside a 80cm square box.Height 30cm.

* Height restricted to 30cm.* To be viewed from above and all round.* Maximum of 5 entries.

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CLASSES CFD1 - 3

CFD1 - STRANGE BUT BEAUTIFUL

CFD2 - SECRET DOOR AND BEYOND

CONTEMPORARY FLORAL DESIGN

CFD3 - HIDDEN JEWELS


Floor space 120cm square

A hanging design to be attached and suspended from a metal stand 150cm from the ground.

* The design is to stay within the 90cm square base from top to bottom.

* To be viewed from the front. * Maximum of 5 entries

All staging is painted in matt black except classes CFD1, which is painted in light grey Crown Colour Etiquette No L3380S with silk finish.The carpet colour for all floor space is anthracite (black)

CLASSES CFD4 - 6

CFD4 - STUMBLED UPON THIS...........

* The height is unlimited.* To be viewed all round.* Maximum of 5 entries.

CFD5 - CHANDELIERA suspended design to hang 180cm from the floor.

* Not to exceed 60cm in diameter and 7.5kg in weight and must not touch the floor.

* A silver coloured metal chain hanging point will be provided.* To be viewed all round.* Maximum of 5 entries.

CFD6 - MYSTERY AND MAGICAL



M. Simpson M. Bowyer L. HoskinsDr C. Curtis K. Kerr

D. Shannon G. Collins A. WoodwardI. Mclean

K. Booker P. Booker H. MinnsD. Kershaw I. Sutherland S. ClensyN. Coe K. Bacon I. ClarkM. Roberts D. Matthewman N. BishopA. Foxall

C. Picton P. Fleming-Williams

R. Godard-Key R. Beecham K. WiggettJ. Rhodes I. Rhys Williams A. GlenJ. Porter G. Mossop J. GayM. Hughes T. Tasker

N. Warliker

U. Lawler

D. Metcalfe V. Kilshaw

JUDGES(Subject to Alterations)

BAKING & PRESERVES

HONEY

VEGETABLES

FRUIT

PLANTS


DECOTATIVE CLASSES

CUT FLOWERS

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