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Summer Show

ELSIE & HORACE BOURNE ROSE TROPHY for highest points in Section A (Roses).
The ROSE MEDAL for the best exhibit in Section A (Roses).
CHARLES HARMAN CUP for the winner of class 17 (This cup can only be awarded to the same person once in 3 years)
SWEET PEA CUP for highest points in Sweet Pea classes
FRUIT and VEGETABLE CUP for highest points in fruit and vegetable classes
FLOWER CUP (presented by Sir A.R.J Southby, R.N.) for the highest points in Section B (Flowers) excluding Pelargoniurns.
CHALLENGE CUP for highest points in Pelargonium classes
THE VERNON CUP for class 53
PRESIDENTS CUP for the nominated class
A ROSETTE for the best exhibit in Sections B, other than Cacti/Succulent.
A ROSETTE for the best exhibit in Section C
A ROSETTE for the best exhibit in section D
A ROSETTE for the best exhibit in Cacti/Succulent classes.
Awards for best bloom at Judges discretion
Cash Prizes gained in Sections A,B,C and D count for the BANKSIAN Award and the 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 - ROSES

HYBRID TEA
1	One Bloom Red.
2	One Bloom. Yellow.
3	One Bloom. Pink.
4	One Bloom. White.
5	One Bloom. Any colour or bicolour not mentioned in Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4.
6	Three Blooms. One variety. One vase.
7	Three Blooms. One or more varieties. One vase.
8	Five Blooms. One or more varieties. One vase.
9	Two vases, Three Blooms in each. A distinct variety in each vase.
CLUSTER FLOWERED INCLUDING FLORIBUNDA AND POLYANTHA TYPE.
H.T. Roses excluded. Ramblers and Climbers are included.
10	One Stem.
11	Three Stems. One vase.
12	Five Stems. One vase.
OTHER ROSES
13	Old fashioned roses. Three stems.
14	One bloom to be judged for fragrance.
15	Bowl of Roses for frontal effect. Own bowl. Not more than seven hybrid tea roses.
16	Three stems, miniature or patio roses. One vase.
17	One rose bloom, hybrid tea or English Rose (old fashioned) any colour.

SECTION B - FLOWERS

18	Sweet Peas. One vase, nine sprays. One or more varieties.
19	Sweet Peas. One vase, six sprays. One variety.
20	Sweet Peas. Two vases, six sprays in each. Distinct variety in each.
21	Sweet Peas. 1 vase, 3 varieties, 3 stems of each.
22	Sweet Peas. 1 bowl, own container. For all round effect.
23	A Hanging Basket containing flowering & or foliage plants, Maximum size 36cm in diameter see Show Regulation 1.
24	Gladiolus. One spike.
25	Dianthus (pinks), outdoor grown. Six stems. One vase. One or more varieties.
26	Dianthus (pinks) outdoor grown. Two vases. Three blooms in each. Different variety in each vase.
27	Delphiniums. Three spikes. Three vases. One or more varieties.
28	Delphiniums. One spike.
29	Delphiniums. Florets. Six, presented on a board with own foliage.
30	Iris. One vase. 3 spikes.
31*	Saint Paulia (African Violet). One pot.
32	Perennials, distinct kind. One vase. Excluding any flower specifically mentioned elsewhere in this show.
33	Garden flowers mixed. One vase, see 'flower classes'. (counts towards the Ebbisham Cup an annual award).
34	Annuals or Biennials, one vase, one kind.
35	Pansies or Viola's. Six blooms. One or more varieties, no foliage, own bowl or board.
36*	Begonia, flowering. Max pot 25cm.
37*	Pot Plant, foliage. Up to 15cm pot. Excluding any plant in other classes.
38*	Pot Plant, foliage. Up to 23cm pot. Excluding any plant in other classes.
39*	Pot Plant, flowering. Up to 15cm pot. Excluding any plant in other classes.
40*	Pot Plant, flowering. Up to 23cm pot. Excluding any plant in other classes.
41	Collection of Cacti. Not to exceed 10 in a container not more than 46cm x 31cm, or not exceeding 42cm diameter for a round container.
42	Collection of Succulents other than Cacti. Not to exceed 10. in a container not more than 46cm x 31cm or not exceeding 42cm diameter for a round container.
43*	Fuchsia. Bush, shrub or standard, 18-23cm pot.
44*	Fuchsia. Bush, shrub or standard, not exceeding 15cm pot.
45	Flowering shrub, 1 vase , 1 kind, 3 stems or branches.
46	Flowering shrubs, 1 vase, 3 kinds, 1 stem or branch of each.

PELARGONIUMS
A Trophy will be awarded for the highest aggregate points in this section.
47*	Pelargonium. Scented. One pot.
48*	Pelargonium. Variegated Leaf. One pot.
49*	One miniature Pelargonium in pot. Max height 14cm soil to top of foliage. Max.pot 9cm.
50*	One dwarf Pelargonium in pot. Max. height 22cm soil to top of foliage. Max. pot 13cm.
51*	One Zonal Pelargonium grown in pot. Max pot 21cm.
52*	One Regal Pelargonium grown in pot. Max pot 21cm.
53*	One Ivy Leaf Pelargonium grown in pot. Max pot 21cm.
54*	Special Pelargonium class for the Vernon Cup, grown from plants purchased from the Association (see newsletter for details including maximum pot size).

SECTION C - FRUIT

One variety per class unless otherwise stated. All fruit to have stalks attached.See Rules & Definitions.

55	Gooseberries Fifteen.
56	Loganberries. Fifteen.
57	Raspberries. Fifteen.
58	Strawberries. Twelve.
59	Any Fruit not mentioned above.

SECTION D - VEGETABLES

One variety per class unless otherwise stated See Rules & Definitions for rules, points and numbers.

60	Beans. Broad. Twelve.
61	Beetroot. Globe. Bunch of three, with approx 76mm of tops.
62	Cabbage. pair with 76mm stem.
63	Carrots. Five, with 76mm of tops.
64	Lettuce. Two with root.
65	Potatoes. Dish of 5.
66	Peas. Twelve pods.
67	Rhubarb. Three Sticks.
68	Herbs, 1 vase, 1 kind. To be named
69	Herbs, 1 vase, 3 kinds. To be named
70	Any Vegetable not mentioned above with a point value of up to 15.
71	Any Vegetable not mentioned above with a point value of 16 or more.
72	Collection of Three Salad Vegetables taken from Lettuce, Spring Onion, Radish, Beetroot and Tomatoes. (See Rules & Definitions).
73	Collection of 5 vegetables, distinct kinds. One specimen of each (See Rules & Definitions).

SECTION E - DOMESTIC CLASSES

74	Jar of Lemon Curd
75	Victoria Sponge
76	5 Coconut & Banana Slices (R)
77	5 Honey Biscuits (R)
78	A helping of your favourite coleslaw, suitably presented.

SECTION F - JUNIOR EXHIBITORS

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

JUNIOR COOKERY

Under 7 years		7-13 years
79	Your favourite savoury sandwich	80	Scone Pizza

JUNIOR HANDICRAFT COMPETITION - 2008 SHOW

Under 7 years		7-13 years
81	A flower arrangement in an egg cup.	82	A miniature garden in a seed tray.

JUNIOR HANDICRAFT COMPETITION - 2009 SHOW

Under 7 years		7-13 years
81	A miniature garden in a seed tray.	82	A decorated flower pot

SECTION G - NOMINATED CLASSES

83	See Newsletter for details – A Trophy will be awarded for this class.

SECTION H - FLORAL ART CLASSES

	Sapphire Anniversary
84.	Shades of Blue	An exhibit. Natural plant material. To be stepped tier staging and to extend over the table front but not to touch the floor. Overall space allowed: Top tier width 61cm x depth 30cm x height optional. Bottom at table level, width 61cm x depth 30cm x height 20cm to next tier. Extension over table depth not to exceed 10cm.
85.	Rhythm & Blues	A modern exhibit in natural plant material. Space allowed 76cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
86.	Little Gem	A miniature exhibit. Natural plant material. Space allowed: width 10cm x depth 10cm x height 10cm.
87.	Cheers (Intermediate)	An exhibit incorporating a blue bottle. Natural plant material. Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.
88.	Blue Water (Novice)	An exhibit featuring blue water. Natural plant material. Space allowed: width 57cm x depth 67cm x height optional.

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 – 1st edition 2001.

Classes for 2009 will be given in the Newsletter.

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