Bolland Gardening Club

 

Twenty Seventh Flower & Vegetable Show Sunday 28th August 2005

The Village Hall - Doors open 2:00pm Adults 50p, Children 10p

Entries - by 24th August to Post Office or Show Secretary

Classes: (click here for trophy details) Flowers Floral Art Classes Junior Vegetable & Fruit Preserves Baking Photography

Show Chairman:- Linda Sproston	01200 445286
Show Secretary:- Mike Rawlings	01729 840381

 

Flower Classes
(Pots or vases not to exceed 10" by diameter. All Pot Plants should have been grown by the exhibitor or been in his/herpossession fopr at least 6 months prior to the show)
1.	Foliage Pot Plant
2.	Stretocarpus
3.	Cactus or Succulent
4.	An Alpine in a Pot
5.	Geranium or Pelargonium in Bloom
6.	Fuchsia in Bloom
7.	Begonia in Bloom
8.	Flowering Pot Plant (not included above)
9.	Vase of any mixed Garden Flowers
10.	A Spike of Gladioli
11.	Vase of 3 Dahlias
12.	Vase of Sweet Peas, 6 stems
13.	Vase of Marigolds (at least 2 varieties)
14.	3 stems of Perennial Blooms, single variety not named above
15.	1 Bloom or spike of Blooms, single variety not named above
16.	Vase of Decorative Foliage
17.	4 Nasturtium Heads floating on water
18.	1 Spike Multi-Flowered Rose, any variety
19.	1 Specimen Rose
20.	Vase of 6 Roses, any variety

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FLORAL ART CLASSES
21.	Arrangements depicting the Olympics, max width 18"
22.	Arrangements of Seeds Heads, max width 10"
23.	Arrangements for a Dinner Table, max width 14"
24.	Reflections, max width 15"
25	Arrangements in a Shoe, max width 12"
26.	Arrangement in miniature, not exceeding 4" overall

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JUNIOR CLASSES
(to be judged in two groups; Aged 6 and under; and Aged 7 to 11)
27.	A minature scarecrow. Max height 12"
28.	Computer generated picture or pattern
29.	A Vegetable vehicle
30	Example of Handwriting.
31.	A minature garden in a seed tray
32	A hand made bookmark

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VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES
33.	Plate of Four Tomatoes
34.	Three Onions, under 6oz each, dressed
35.	One Marrow, not exceeding 15"
36.	Four Potatoes, any variety
37.	One Turnip or Swede, top trimmed
38.	Plate of Peas, 6 pods
39.	Three Carrots, tops trimmed
40.	Three Onions, over 6oz, dressed
41.	Four Pods Runner Beans
42.	Three Leaks
43.	Four Courgettes, not exceeding 6" in length
44.	Plate of six Shallots
45.	Lettuce with washed root
46.	One Cucumber
47.	A Vegetable not included above
48.	Plate of Soft Fruit
49.	Specimen Fruit, any variety
50.	An "Oddity"
51	Mixed, home grown, Culinary Herbs in a Jam Jar
52.	An exhibit of Capsicums (Peppers or Chillies)

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PRESERVES
53.	Jar of Raspberry Jam
54.	Jar of Other Jam
55.	Jar of Fruit Jelly
56.	Jar of Lemon Curd
57.	Jar of Marmalade
58.	Jar of Chutney
59.	Jar of Pickles

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BAKING
60.	Plaited Loaf
61.	Dundee Cake
62.	3 Fruit Scones
63.	3 Bread Rolls
64.	6" Pizza
65.	4 Shortbread Biscuits
66.	6 pieces of fudge
67.	Cake to Given Recipe (check Show Secretary)
68.	3 Chocolate Chip Muffins
69.	Swiss Roll
70.	4 Fresh Eggs

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PHOTOGRAPHY
71.	Pets
72.	A Tower
73.	A Water Garden
74.	Fun & Games
75.	A Bridge
76.	A Happy Face

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Entry sheets can be obtained from the Show Secretary: Mr M Rawlings, telephone 01729 840381, or the village Post Office. A full list of Rules can be obtained from the Show Secretary.

 

TROPHIES AWARDED
BOLLAND CUP	Club member with most points
TANKARD	Runner up to the Bolland Cup
MILNE-REDHEAD ROSE BOWL	Most points Flower Classes 1-17
CLOSES HALL CUP	Most Points Vegetable Classes 33-52
MURPHY CHALLENGE CUP	Best Entry in Vegetable Classes
ALICE BOWE CUP	Presented to Junior under 6 with most points in classes 27-32
HAMMOND CUP	Presented to Junior aged 7-11 with most points in classes 27-32
MARY HEATON CUP	Most Points Floral Art Classes 21-26
BARKERS PRIMROSE NURSERY SHIELD	Most Points in Rose Classes 18-20
PRESERVES TROPHY	Most Points Classes 53-59
CONFECTIONARY TROPHY	Most Points Classes 60-70
JOHN COWGILL TOPHY	Best of Section Winners
DINSDALE & KAYE CHALLENGE TROPHY	Most Points Classes 1-20 and Classes 33-52
PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHY	Most Points Classes 71-76

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