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Cut Flowers – EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS

CUT FLOWERS EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS

1A Nine blooms, three cultivars, three blooms of each, large or medium, three vases

CUT FLOWERS LARGE FLOWERED CHRYSANTHEMUM

1 Nine blooms, three cultivars, three blooms of each, three vases.

2 Five blooms, one cultivar, one vase.

3 Three blooms, one cultivar, one vase.

4 Three blooms, one or more cultivars,one vase. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE FOR CHRYSANTHEMUMS AT ANY OF THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

CUT FLOWERS MEDIUM and/or SMALL FLOWERED CHRYSANTHEMUMS

5 Five blooms, one cultivar, one vase.

6 Three blooms, one cultivar, one vase

7 Three blooms, one or more cultivars, one vase. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE FOR CHRYSANTHEMUMS AT ANY OF THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

CUT FLOWERS SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS

8 Three vases, each of three stems, EXHIBITION Sprays (NCS classifications 29, 19) one distinct cultivar in a vase.

9 One vase, three stems EXHIBITION Sprays (NCS classifications 29, 19), one or more cultivars.

10 One vase, three stems NATURAL Sprays (NCS classifications 29, 19), one or more cultivars.

11 One early Charm Chrysanthemum, (e.g Cushion Mums etc.). Pot size 25cm maximum.

Cut Flowers – DAHLIAS

DAHLIAS

12 Three blooms, giant, three vases.

13 Three blooms, large, one vase

14 Two cultivars, medium, three blooms of each, two vases.

15 Two cultivars, small, five blooms of each, two vases.

DECORATIVE DAHLIAS

16 One bloom, giant.

17 Three blooms, medium, one vase.

18 Five blooms, small, one vase.

19 Five blooms, miniature, one vase.

20 Three blooms, small, one vase. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE IN DAHLIA CLASSES AT THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

CACTUS and/or SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIAS

21 One bloom, giant.

22 Three blooms, medium, one vase.

23 Five blooms, small, one vase.

24 Five blooms, miniature, one vase.

25 Three blooms small, one vase. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WH0 HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE IN DAHLIA CLASSES AT THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

BALL DAHLIAS

26 Five blooms, small, one vase.

27 Five blooms, miniature, one vase.

POMPON DAHLIAS

28 Two cultivars, five blooms of each, two vases.

29 Six blooms, one vase.

30 Six blooms, one vase. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE IN DAHLIA CLASSES AT THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

OTHER TYPES OF DAHLIAS

31 Five blooms, Collarette, one vase.

32 Five blooms, Waterlily, one vase.

33 Bowl of Dahlias, any type, with any foliage in a table space 70cm in length.

GROUPS

GROUPS OF CUT FLOWERS

34 Group of cut flowers, shrubs and foliage, outside grown, not less than four kinds, in a table space 120cm in length.

ANNUALS and/or BIENNIALS (Flowers, excluding Dahlias, raised from seed in the twelve months preceding the show).

ANNUALS and/or BIENNIALS

35 Three distinct, one vase of each.

36 One kind, one vase (excluding those eligible for classes 37, 38, 54 or 55).

ASTERS

37 Five blooms, double, one vase.

38 Five blooms, single, one vase.

BEGONIAS

39 Three blooms, to be exhibited on a board.

CARNATIONS

40 Two cultivars, three blooms of each, two vases.

41 Three blooms, one or more cultivars, one vase.

42 One bloom.

GLADIOLI

43 Three spikes, three vases.

44 One spike.

HARDY SHRUBS and/or TREES

45 Three distinct, flowering, one vase of each, in a table space 90cm in length.

46 One flowering, one vase.

47 Three distinct, in fruit, one vase of each, in a table space 90cm in length.

48 One, in fruit, one vase.

49 One foliage, one vase.

HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS (Excluding kinds eligible for classes 1-33 inclusive).

50 Three distinct, one vase of each, in a table space 90cm in length.

51 One kind, one vase.

HEATHS (ERICA and/or CALLUNA)

52 Three cultivars, one vase of each.

HYDRANGEAS

53 Three heads, one vase.

MARIGOLDS

54 One African type, three blooms, one vase.

55 Two any other type, two vases.

MICHAELMAS DAISIES

56 One stem

ROSES

LARGE FLOWERED

57 Three cultivars, one stem of each, one vase.

58 One specimen bloom in vase.

OTHER THAN LARGE FLOWERED

59 Three stems, miniature, one vase.

60 Three stems, cluster flowered, one vase.

61 One stem, miniature.

62 A basket of roses, any kind, rose foliage and hips permitted, in a table length of 50cm.

POT PLANTS

MISCELLANEOUS

63 One small opened flower, floating in a bowl. Bowl provided.

64 One large opened flower, floating in a bowl. Bowl provided.

65 One single flower in a photo frame, foliage permitted. Frame provided.

GROUPS

66. Group of pot plants, flowering and/or foliage, in a table space 120cm. in length.

67 Group of pot plants in a table space 50cm in length.

ALPINES

68 Three pots or pans.

69 One pot or pan, in flower.

70 One pot or pan, foliage.

BEGONIAS

71 One plant, tuberous.

72 One plant, foliage.

CACTI and/or SUCCULENTS

73 Six different, one container of each.

74 Three different, one container of each.

75 One Cactus.

76 One Succulent (not Cactus).

77 One Cactus. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE FOR CACTI AND/OR SUCCULENTS AT ANY OF THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

78 One Succulent (not Cactus).NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE FOR CACTI AND/OR SUCCULENTS AT ANY OF THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

COLEUS

79 Two plants.

80 One plant.

FUCHSIAS

FUCHSIAS – See full schedule for stem lengths.

81 One plant, pyramid, pillar, fan or espalier.

82 One plant, standard, half standard or quarter standard.

83 Two plants, bush or shrub, single or double flowered.

84 One plant, bush or shrub, single or double flowered.

85 One full basket, fuchsias only, size not to exceed 30cm.

86 One hanging pot, fuchsias only, size not to exceed 20cm, pot to be manufactured pot.

87 One plant, bush or shrub, single or double flowered. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE IN THE FUCHSIA CLASSES AT THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

ORCHIDS

ORCHIDS – SHOWN AS GROWN, POT NOT NECESSARY.

88 Three plants.

89 One Plant

PELARGONIUM (GERANIUM)

90 Two plants, pots not to exceed 16cm.

91 One plant, pot not to exceed 16cm.

92 One plant, pot not to exceed 16cm. NOVICE CLASS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A PRIZE IN PELARGONIUM CLASSES AT THIS SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

93 Zonal, dwarf, one plant, pot not to exceed 12cm.

94 Zonal, miniature, one plant, pot not to exceed 9cm.

95 Scented leaved, one plant, pot not to exceed 16cm.

SAINTPAULIAS (AFRICAN VIOLETS)

96 One pot.

STREPTOCARPUS

97 Two pots, any species and/or cultivars.

98 One pot.

PLANTS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN ANY CLASS IN THIS SECTION

99 Three, any other flowering.

100 One, any other flowering.

101 Three, any other foliage.

102 One, any other foliage.

GOURDS – ORNAMENTAL

Checkboxes

103 Six, any cultivar or cultivars.

FRUIT (The centre specimen on a plate of fruit may be supported)

COLLECTIONS

104 Collection of six different cultivars of apples and/or pears five fruit of each.

APPLES

105 Dessert, collection of three cultivars, five fruit of each.

106 Dessert, dish of five, any cultivar.

107 Cooking, collection of three cultivars, five fruit of each.

108 Cooking, dish of five, ‘Howgate Wonder’.

109 Cooking dish of five, ‘Bramley’s Seeding’.

110 Cooking, dish of five, any other cultivar.

BLACKBERRIES

111 Dish of twelve.

FIGS

112 Dish of five.

GRAPES

113 Black, one bunch, shown on a board.

114 White, one bunch, shown on a board.

MELONS

115 Two

NECTARINES OR PEACHES

116 Dish of five

PEARS

117 Collection of three cultivars, five fruit of each.

118 Dish of five, ‘Conference’.

119 Dish of five, any other cultivar.

PLUMS (including GAGES)

120 Collection of three cultivars, seven fruit of each.

121 Dish of seven Plums, ‘Victoria’.

122 Dish of seven Plums, any other cultivar.

RASPBERRIES

123 Dish of twelve.

OTHER FRUIT

124 Dish of any other fruit not previously mentioned.

BASKET OF FRUIT

125 Basket of not less than three kinds.

VEGETABLES

BEANS

126 Runner, nine pods.

127 French, nine pods.

128 Any other cultivar, nine pods.

BEET

129 Three, red, globe, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

130 Three, any other cultivar, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

CABBAGE

131 Two, green, stalks cut to about 7.5cm.

132 Two, red, stalks cut to about 7.5cm.

CARROTS

133 Three, long pointed, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

134 Three, other than long pointed, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

CAULIFLOWERS

135 Two, stalks cut to about 7.5cm.

CELERY

136 Two heads, blanched or trench.

137 Two heads, self-blanching or green.

COURGETTES

138 Three.

CUCUMBERS

139 Two, house or frame grown.

140 Two ridge.

CULINARY HERBS

141 Six kinds, named, one vase of each.

142 Three kinds, named, one vase of each.

LEEKS

143 Three, blanched.

LETTUCE

144 Two, same variety (roots intact, encased in plastic bag).

MARROW

145 Two, each not to exceed 38cm in length.

ONIONS

146 Six, no one onion to exceed 227gm.

147 Six, each onion to exceed 227gm.

PARSNIPS

148 Three, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

PEAS

149 Nine pods.

PEPPERS

150 Three sweet.

151 Five chilli.

POTATOES

152 Three cultivars, five of each.

153 Two cultivars, five of each.

154 White, five.

155 Coloured, five.

156 Salad, five.

RADISHES, SMALL SALAD

157 One bunch of nine, same variety.

RADISHES, ORIENTAL OR WINTER

158 Three, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

SALADS and/or SALADINGS

159 Basket of four kinds.

SHALLOTS

160 Twelve, exhibition.

161 Twelve, picking, not to exceed 30mm diameter.

SWEETCORN

162 Three Cobs.

SQUASH

163 Two.

TOMATOES

164 Nine, red.

165 Six, red.

166 Six, yellow.

167 Twelve, ‘cherry’ type.

168 Four, beefsteak.

169 One truss.

TURNIPS

170 Three, white fleshed, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

171 Three, yellow, tops cut to about 7.5cm.

OTHER VEGETABLES

172 Any other vegetable not preciously mentioned.

VEGETABLE COLLECTIONS

173 Six kinds in a table space 95cm in length. THE NUMBERS OF EACH VEGETABLE SHOULD NOT BE LESS THAN THREE OR MORE THAN SIX, EXCEPT PEAS, BEANS AND BRUSSELS SPROUTS, THEN NOT LESS THAN NINE OR MORE THAN TWELVE OF EACH. GARNISHING WITH PARSLEY ONLY ALLOWED.

174 Three kinds, two specimens of each, in a table space 45cm in length. Garnishing with Parsley only allowed.

175 Three kinds, two specimens of each, in a table space 45cm in length. Garnishing with Parsley only allowed. NOVICE CLASS, RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A FIRST PRIZE FOR VEGETABLES AT ANY OF THE SOCIETY’S SHOWS.

COOKERY

Cookery

176 1lb/454g jar Raspberry Jam (no trade jars allowed).

177 1lb/454g jar Jelly (no trade jars allowed).

178 1lb/454g jar Marmalade (no trade jars allowed).

179 1lb/454g jar Lemon Curd (no trade jars allowed).

180 Jar of Pickle or Chutney (no trade jars allowed).

181 Victoria Sandwich (3 eggs, with fat).

182 Fruit Cake (round).

183 Four Shortbread Fingers.

184 Four pieces of Gingerbread.

185 Four Cheese Scones.

AFFILIATED SOCIETIES CLASSES

Affiliated Society classes

AF12 Three kinds of flowers, not exceeding six items of each, three vases, three pot plants, three kinds of vegetables, numbers as in individual classes in main schedule. To be staged within a table length 155cm.

AF13 Two dishes of fruit, different kinds, numbers as in individual classes in main schedule.

AF14 A bowl of Dahlias, with any other foliage, grown by members. In a table space 70cm in length.

AF15 Two Pot Plants, flowering.

AF16 Two Pot Plants, foliage.

AF17 Bowl of flowers, with foliage, grown by members. In a table space 70cm in length..

JUNIOR CLASSES

Junior Classes

J22 Vase of three stems of shrubs, one or more distinct kinds (vase supplied)

J23 Vase of three dahlias, one or more cultivars (vase supplied)

J24 One flowering pot plant.

J25 One foliage pot plant.

J26 Dish of three Apples, one cultivar.

J27 Three potatoes, one cultivar.

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Cut Flowers – EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS

Cut Flowers – DAHLIAS

GROUPS

ANNUALS and/or BIENNIALS (Flowers, excluding Dahlias, raised from seed in the twelve months preceding the show).

HARDY SHRUBS and/or TREES

HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS (Excluding kinds eligible for classes 1-33 inclusive).

HEATHS (ERICA and/or CALLUNA)

HYDRANGEAS

MARIGOLDS

MICHAELMAS DAISIES

ROSES

POT PLANTS

FUCHSIAS

ORCHIDS

PELARGONIUM (GERANIUM)

SAINTPAULIAS (AFRICAN VIOLETS)

STREPTOCARPUS

PLANTS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN ANY CLASS IN THIS SECTION

GOURDS – ORNAMENTAL

FRUIT (The centre specimen on a plate of fruit may be supported)

VEGETABLES

COOKERY

AFFILIATED SOCIETIES CLASSES

JUNIOR CLASSES

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