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Spring Show

  • SPRING SHOW CHALLENGE CUP (presented by Mr. J. Roberts) for the highest points in Section A (Bulbs)

  • THE ARNALL CUP for the Runner-up.

  • THE TED GRACE BULB TROPHY for the winner of Class 2.

  • SECRETARY’S CUP for the nominated class.

  • NATIONAL DAFFODIL SOCIETY MEDAL for the best stem in section A.

  • ROSETTE for the best exhibit in Section A other than Class 2.

  • ROSETTE for the best exhibit in the show other than Cactus, Succulent and Narcissi.

  • ROSETTE for the best Cactus/Succulent.

Awards for best blooms, at Judges discretion.

Cash Prizes gained in Section A and B count for BANKSIAN Award and Sir Gervas P.Glyn Bowl..  Classes marked * count towards the Horace Bourne Annual Trophy.

Members are requested to name exhibits, which may count in close competition.

Section A - Bulbs 

All Narcissi will be classified according to the RHS International Daffodil Check List.

NARCISSI,  DIVISIONS 1, 2, AND 3 - COLLECTIONS

1. Collection of Narcissi. Six vases. One bloom in each. Taken from Divisions 1, 2 and 3. Each division to be represented.
2. Collection of Narcissi. Three vases. Three blooms in each. Taken from Divisions 1, 2 and 3. One variety only in each vase. Each Division to be represented.

DIVISION 1  - TRUMPET NARCISSI (DAFFODILS) (with foliage) Trumpet or Corona as long or longer than the Perianth Segments

3. One bloom. - Yellow Perianth and Trumpet.
4.

Three blooms. - Yellow Perianth and Trumpet. One variety.
5.

One bloom. - White Perianth, White Trumpet or Bicolour.
6.

Three blooms. - White Perianth, White Trumpet or Bicolour. One variety.
7.

One bloom. - Yellow Perianth, Trumpet any other colour than yellow.
8.

Three blooms. - Yellow Perianth, Trumpet any other colour than yellow.

DIVISION 2  - LARGE CUPPED NARCISSI (with foliage) Cup or Corona more than one-third, but less than equal to the length of the Perianth Segments

9. One bloom.
10. Three blooms. - Yellow Perianth, one variety.
11.

Three blooms. - White Perianth, one variety.

DIVISION 3  - SMALL CUPPED NARCISSI (with foliage) Cup or Corona less than one third of the length of the Perianth Segments.

12. One bloom.
13.

Three blooms. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 4 -  DOUBLE NARCISSI (with foliage)

14.

One stem.
15. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 5 - TRIANDUS NARCISSI (with foliage)

16. One stem.
17. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 6  - CYCLAMINEUS NARCISSI (with foliage)

18. One stem.
19. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 7  -  JONQUILLA NARCISSI (with foliage)

20. One stem.
21. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 8 - TAZETTA NARCISSI (with foliage)

22. One stem.
23.

Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 9  -  POETICUS NARCISSI (with foliage)

24. One stem.
25. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 11 – SPLIT CORONA NARCISSI (with foliage)

26. One stem.
27. Three stems. - One or more varieties.

DIVISION 10, 12 Narcissi (with foliage)

28. One stem
29. Three stems. One variety.

INTERMEDIATES (with foliage) Maximum diameter 80mm minimum diameter 51mm. Undersize blooms of ‘standard’ daffodils will not be judged – please name exhibits.

30. One stem
31. Three stems, one or more varieties.

OTHER BULBS

32.

Five Narcissi stems from divisions 1-4.  One vase.  Each division to be represented.
33.

Mixed Narcissi. One vase for frontal effect. 

34.* Amaryllis (Hippeastrum). One pot.
35. Tulips. Five blooms or stems. One variety.
36.* Any Bulb or Bulbs in own container, excluding Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) and Narcissi.
37.

Muscari. One vase.
38.

Narcissi Bulb or Bulbs in own container.

SECTION B   FLOWERS

39.

Primulas, blooms. One vase, any variety, outdoor grown.
40.*

Primula, in bloom, in a pot.
41.* Pot Plant. Flowering. Any type or kind, excluding any plant in other classes.
42. Cacti/Succulent Garden, planted in a container not more than 46cm x 31cm or not exceeding 42cm diameter for a round container.
43.*

Cactus. One, any variety, one pot.
44.*

Succulent. Other than Cacti. One, any variety, one pot.
45.*

Pot Plant, foliage. Up to 15cm pot. Excluding any plant in any other class.
46.* Pot Plant, foliage. Up to 23cm pot Excluding any plant in any other class
47.*

Alpines or Rockery Plants. One pot.
48.* Alpines or Rockery Plants. Three pots.
49. Flowering Shrub. 1 vase. 1 kind, 3 stems or branches.
50. Flowering shrubs. 1 vase. 3 kinds, 1 stem or branch of each.
51.

Pansies, 6 blooms. One or more varieties, no foliage presented on a board.
52. Garden flowers mixed. 1 vase see Flower Classes (counts towards the Ebbisham Cup an annual award)

SECTION C  DOMESTIC CLASSES

53. Jar of Marmalade (Fruit to be named)
54. Lemon Drizzle Cake
55. 5 Chocolate Muffins. (R)
56.

5 Anzac Biscuits. (R)
57.

5 Salmon & Lemon Fishcakes (R)

SECTION D  JUNIOR EXHIBITORS

No entrance fees. Age and Christian name to be written on a slip placed with the exhibit.

JUNIOR COOKERY

Under 7 years 7 - 13 years
58. 5 Buzzy Bees
59. 5 Chocolate Fridge Cake Slices

JUNIOR HANDICRAFT - please ensure you enter for the correct year.

2010 SHOW

Under 7 years 7 - 13 years
60. A drawing or painting of your pet.
61. An   invitation to a party (you can use the computer if you want).

2011 SHOW

Under 7 years 7 - 13 years
60. A model animal made from fruit, vegetables, nuts or seeds.
61. A model made of recycled material.

SECTION E     HANDICRAFTS

The items in this class must not have won a prize at a previous show and must be new and unworn. All articles made from a kit must be labeled as such.  WARNING Soft toys must be light in weight, washable, with no plastic eyes, wires, joints, squeakers or hard pieces in the neck.

62. A knitted article.
63. A decorative item for the home.
64. A soft toy.
65. A garment (sewn).
66. Item of crochet.
67. An item of cross stitch.
68. Any article of handicraft not included above, max. space allowed 60cm x 60cm.

SECTION F   PHOTOGRAPHY

Class to be shown unframed

Class 2010 Show 2011 Show
69 Ewell/Epsom Snow Feb ‘09 Frost
70 The Winner A Fair
71 A Host of Golden Daffodils A Close up of a Flower
72 A Reptile Birds

SECTION G  NOMINATED CLASSES

73. See Newsletter for details.  A Trophy will be awarded for this section.

SECTION H  FLORAL ART CLASSES - 2010 Spring is Here 

74. Spring Contrast

An exhibit using natural plant material Space allowed: width 76cm x depth 67cm x height optional.

75. Spring Construction

An exhibit using natural plant material. Space allowed: width 76cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
76. Planted Spring

An exhibit featuring plants and flowers. Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
77. Spring with a Difference (intermediate) 

An exhibit using natural plant material. Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
78. Simply Spring (Novice)  An exhibit using five flowers. Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.

SECTION H  FLORAL ART CLASSES - 2011 Spring Fever 

74. Spring Fever

An exhibit incorporating a picture frame. Space allowed: width 76cm x depth 67cm x height optional.

75. Textures of Spring

An exhibit. Space allowed: width 76cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
76. Countryside

A petite exhibit. Space allowed: width 23cm x depth 23cm x height 23cm.
77. Tulips (intermediate) 

An exhibit arranged in a square vase.Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
78. Daffodils (Novice)  Daffodils in a covered jam jar.

Staged on tabling 76cm from floor, covered and skirted in pale grey fabric with pale grey fabric background. All measurements are approximate. Sizes given are the maximum allowed.

Judged according to NAFAS Competitor’s Manual – Latest Edition

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