WELCOME

MAIN HORTICULTURAL SHOW

2022 MAIN SHOW

Saturday 6th August 2022

All Classes in the show are open to members only, unless otherwise stated.

Entry fee is 35 pence per entry per class unless otherwise stated

Section A: Is open to all Except Class 1

 

Sections B-G: Are open to Society members & affiliated members ONLY.

 

Sections H-I: Are open to all.

 

Cash Prizes will be made as follows, subject to Rule 16.

Prize Money not Collected at the show will be deemed a gift to the Society.

Scale

1

SPECIAL

3

2

First

£3.00

£25.00

£2.00

£2.50

Second

£2.00

-

£1.00

£1.50

Third

£1.50

-

50 pence

£1.00

Points towards various Cups etc are awarded as follows.

1

Scale

2

3

12

First

8

4

6

Second

4

2

3

Third

2

1

Section A Decorative

 

“Flights of Fancy”

Sponsored by SEAFORD EVENING & AFTERNOON FLOWER CLUBS

Judge: Mrs Maggie Hayes

 

Class

Title

“Midas Touch”

1

2

“Up, Up and Away”

3

“A Green and White Design”

4

“On Edge”

5

“Floral Fantasy”

6

“Reflections”

Prize Scale

Contents

An exhibit to be staged on a table covered in a light green drape. Space allowed 74cm x 73cm. Height optional. To be viewed and judged all round

                                  OPEN 

SPECIAL

1

An Inter-Club special class ( by invitation only)

To be staged by up to two people on a circular plinth 92cm diameter and 20cm high. To be viewed and judged all round. Height Optional. Own covering to be used.                                       

  £10 ENTRY FEE

A Contemporary exhibit. To be staged on a table on and against a light green drape. To be viewed and judged from the front.  

Space allowed 74cm x 73cm.  Height optional.  

                                                                         OPEN

1

1

An exhibit to be staged on a table on and against a light green drape.        

Space allowed 74cm x 73cm. Height optional. To be viewed and judged from front.

For Novices only (Competitors who have not won a first in any show competition)

                            OPEN

A petite design (small scale design) An arrangement not to exceed 17cm in width, depth 17cm, height 25cm. To be staged on a shelf 110cm from the floor covered in a light green drape.

                                                                       OPEN

1

1

An exhibit. To be staged on a table on and against a light green drape.

To be viewed and judged from the front.

Space allowed 74cm x 73cm.  Height optional. 

                                                                         OPEN                                                                                            

 

 

To be judged in accordance with the

Current NAFAS Competitions Manual Third Edition 2015.

SECTION B. FLOWERS

Judge: TBA

See Rules page 14-16 & hints to exhibitors pages 16-19

Class

8

7

10

9

11

12

14

13

15

16

18

17

20

19

21

23

22

24

25

26

28

27

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

Sponsor

Flower

DAHLIAS

Pippa & Michael Logan

Mick Brown

DAHLIAS

DAHLIAS

Mick Brown

Julie & Ken Jupp

DAHLIAS

Mary Brown

DAHLIAS

The Patchwork Cat

DAHLIAS

 (NOVICE)

GLADIOLI

PINKS

GLADIOLI

GLADIOLI

GLADIOLI (NOVICE)

GLADIOLI

Marion Freelove in memory of Danney Freelove

PATIO CONTAINER

BEGONIA

Mary Mason

HYDRANGEA-LACE CAPE

FUCHSIA

Richard Dunning

HYDRANDEA-MOP HEAD

HOUSE PLANT IN BLOOM

PELARGONIUM/ GERANIUM

CACTUS or SUCCULENT

RUDBECKIA

FOLIAGE PLANT

(Excluding ferns)

HANGING BASKET

Dial-A-Pet Service

MARIGOLDS

ROSES

Royal Society of St George

ROSES

CUP & SAUCER OF FLOWERS

Rita Mason

FERNS

Richard Dunning

FLOWERING SHRUB

(Not Roses)

ANNUAL FLOWER

(Not in schedule)

CUT FLOWERS

Lesley Lambert

PERENNIAL FLOWER

(Not in schedule)

Mary Brown

MIXED FOLIAGE

FUCHSIA HEADS

FUCHSIA HEADS

Penny & Graham Lower

POSY OF MIXED FLOWERS

Shirley Duda

ORCHIDS

BONSAI

Prize Scale

Staging

1 Vase of 4 Blooms. Exhibitors own choice of Single or Mixed Varieties

3

3

1 Vase of 5 Blooms. Exhibitor’s own choice of Single or Mixed Varieties

1 Vase, 2 Blooms Exhibitors own choice of Single or Mixed Varieties

3

3

1 Vase, 3 Blooms  Exhibitors own choice of Single or Mixed Varieties

1 Vase,1 Specimen Bloom Any Variety

3

3

1 Vase. 2 or 3 Blooms. Exhibitors own choice of Single or Mixed Varieties

2 Vases, 1 Spike per vase (2 Cultivars)

3

2

1 Vase, 5 Blooms (May include buds)

1 Vase, 1 Specimen spike

2

3

2 Vases, 3 Spikes per vase

(Exhibitors own choice)

1 Vase, 3 Spikes (Exhibitors own choice)

3

3

1 Vase, 3 Spikes (Exhibitors own choice)

Any Size

3

2

9” Pot Maximum

3

3 Heads (Any colour)

9” Pot Maximum

3

3 Heads (Any Colour)

9” Pot Maximum

3

3

9” Pot Maximum

(Excluding Orchids)

3

7” Pot Maximum

5 Stems

3

3

1 Plant, 7” Pot Max

5 Any Type

2

3

15” Diameter Maximum

 Basket will be displayed on an upturned bucket on a trestle table

1 Vase, 1 Specimen Rose

3

3

Buttonhole, 1 Rose with Foliage & Foil

1 Plant, 7” Pot Maximum

3

3

1 Vase, 3 Stems, One or more kinds

3

6” Maximum Cup Diameter

3

5 Stems, (Any number of entries.)

3

5 Stems. (Any number of entries.)

1 Vase mixed

(No Flowers)

3

3

1 Vase, (at least 3 kinds)

Own Foliage

6 in a box (provided)

Mixed

Wrapped in foil,

Maximum diameter 5”

1 Plant

3

3

3

3

6 in a Box (provided)

1 Variety

3

Must not have been purchased in the last year

SECTION C: FRUIT

Judge: Mr M Parker

See Show Rules on pages 14-16 & hints to exhibitors page 19.

 

Class

45

46

47

Fruit

BERRIES

CURRANTS

ANY OTHER FRUIT

Not in Schedule

Sponsor

Prize Scale

Description

1 Plate of 6 sprigs

(Any 1 colour)

1 Plate of 9 same berry with stalks. Base provided by Society

3

3

3

1 Plate of fruit with stalks

See page 19 for numbers required. No limit to the amount of separate entries per exhibitor.

SECTION D: VEGETABLES

Judge: Mr M Parker

 

See Show Rules pages 14-16 Hints to Exhibitors pages 16-19

 

Vegetable

48

Class

COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES

FRENCH BEANS

50

49

RUNNER BEANS

BEETROOT

52

51

CABBAGE

COURGETTES

53

54

CARROTS

55

CUCUMBER

LETTUCE

56

57

HERBS (to be named)

SHALLOTS

58

59

ONIONS

POTATOES (white)

60

61

POTATOES

(any 2 varieties)

RHUBARB

62

63

POTATOES (Coloured)

64

TOMATOES (all with calyces attached)

PEAS

65

66

TOMATOES (all with calyces attached)

67

PEPPERS (Sweet)

WONKY VEG

68

69

PEPPERS (Chilli)

GARLIC

71

70

A BASKET OR TRUG OF OWN GARDEN PRODUCE

76

HEAVIEST TRUSS OF TOMATOES

Sylvia Lucas & Valerie White in Memory of  their Father Fred Lockwood

Description

Sponsor

3 Vegetables on tray(Supplied) 27” x 18” Any 3 kinds as detailed on page 19

9 pods

Shelia Smith in memory of Fred Smith

Shelia Smith in memory of Fred Smith

5 pods

3 with approx 4” tops

Pippa & Michael Logan

2 heads, round or pointed with some stalk

3, 4 - 6 inches long

John Reeve

3 with foliage

Rita Mason

2 Only

2 Only

Margaret Mansbridge

4 Kinds, maximum 3 pieces of each

9 on a plate, sand may be used

3 grown from sets or seeds

5 of each on separate plates

5 only

3 sticks

Sylvia Reeve

5 only

Shirl & Mike Parker

5 only. Not cherry type

Jan Carroll,

in memory of

David Carroll.

9 pods on a plate

Margaret Mansbridge

Cherry type

10 x 1.1/2inches

Board provided by Society

3 on a plate

Any vegetable

9 on a plate

John Gasston

in memory of

Jean Gasston

3 only. 

May include a selection of  fruit, veg, herbs & edible flowers

A complete truss to be weighed by the Judges

Prize Scale

1

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

1

3