The Winners
THE AUTUMN SHOW – 12th Sept 2009: Winners
Section A – Flowers
2. *Vase of mixed spray Chrysanthemums, not more than 7 stems
PAT DAVIS
3. Vase of 1 giant or large Dahlia of any variety
PAT DAVIS
4. Vase of mixed Dahlias, not more than 9 blooms
PAT DAVIS
5. Vase of small decorative Dahlias, not more than 5 blooms
MARIANGELA RENSHAW
6. Vase of pompom Dahlias, not more than 7 blooms, not to exceed 5 cm
PAT DAVIS
7. Vase of small (approx. 10 cm) cactus Dahlias, not more than 5 blooms
DERRICK RATCLIFFE
8. Vase of waterlily flowered Dahlias, not more than 5 blooms
PAT DAVIS
9. Vase of any other kind of Dahlia, excluding those above, not more than 7 blooms
DERRICK RATCLIFFE
10.* Two vases of Dahlias each containing 5 blooms, 1 vase of small cactus (1 variety) and 1 vase of small decorative (1 variety)
MARIANGELA RENSHAW
11. Vase of mixed Michaelmas daisies, any variety
MARIANGELA RENSHAW
12. * Vase of cut flowers, 4 or more varieties, any foliage, arranged for all-round effect
BARBARA MCCALL
13. Vase of annual Asters, single or double
NO PRIZE
14. Vase of 3 or more kinds of annuals, Antirrhinums allowed
NO PRIZE
15. Vase of annuals, any 1 kind except Asters
CATHY GROOM
16. Vase of herbaceous perennial flowers, any one kind excluding those in previous classes
PAT DAVIS
17. * 3 vases of flowers of 3 separate kinds
NO PRIZE
18. Bowl of mixed flowers, bowl not to exceed 15 cm in diameter
PAT DAVIS
19. Vase of flowering stems of Fuchsia, not more than 5 stems
PAT DAVIS
20. Vase of Roses, not more than 4 stems
PAT DAVIS
21. Vase containing 1 HT Rose
DERRICK RATCLIFFE
22. Vase of multiflora roses, not more than 3 stems
CAROL MARTINEZ
23. Vase of mixed flowers and foliage
PAT DAVIS
24. A table decoration, maximum length 25 cm
MARIANGELA RENSHAW
Section B – Flowers and Vegetables mixed
41* Any exhibit of 3 different kinds of vegetables (garnishing allowed) and 3 containers of flowers, any 3 separate kinds, space not to exceed 60 cm x 60 cm
CAROL MARTINEZ
42. Any 1 kind of vegetable and any 1 kind of flower
RACHEL FELSTEAD
Special Entry
50. Any one fruit /vegetable /plant you would be proud to display
CAROL SEWELL
Section C – Vegetables
51.2 Aubergines
CAROL MARTINEZ
52. 9 French Beans
PETER SMITHDALE
53.9 Runner Beans
PAT DARK
54. 3 Beetroot, round or oval, with 10 cm tops
RAJ PATEL
55. 1 Cabbage, with at least 5 cm stalk
PAULA ALDERSON
56. 1 red pickling Cabbage, with at least 5 cm stalk
PAULA ALDERSON
57. 3 Carrots, any one variety,
with 10 cm tops
G.WATERHOUSE
58. 1 Cauliflower
NO PRIZE
59. 2 Cucumbers
JOHN IRELAND
60. 2 Fennels, Florence
PAULA ALDERSON
61. 4 Garlic bulbs
CAROL MARTINEZ
62. 4 different Herbs, in bunches
PIP MELOTTE
63. 3 Leeks
CAROL SEWELL
64. 1 Vegetable Marrow, any variety
CAROL SEWELL
65. 4 Onions, autumn or January sown presented untrimmed and as grown
CAROL MARTINEZ
66. 4 Onions, grown from sets, dressed for presentation
NO PRIZE
67. 5 Peppers, chilli
V.DONALDSON
68. 3 Peppers, sweet (capsicum)
HELEN COMPTON
69. 5 Potatoes, white, any one variety
VIVIAN JESTICO
70. 5 Potatoes, coloured, any one variety
PAULA ALDERSON
71. 12 Radishes, with tops and roots
NO PRIZE
72. Shallots, exhibition, more than 2.5 cm diameter
CAROL SEWELL
73. 12 Shallots, pickling, less than 2.5 cm diameter
NO PRIZE
74. 2 Squashes, any one variety
JOHN IRELAND
75. 2 Sweet Corn
JOHN IRELAND
76. 3 Tomatoes, large fruited (“Beefsteak”), with calyx, min. diam. 7.5 cm
CHARLES GILLBE
77. 6 Tomatoes, medium fruited, with calyx
CHARLES GILLBE
78. 9 Tomatoes, small fruited (cherry-type), with calyx, not exceeding 3.5 cm diam.
PAT DARK
79. 6 Tomatoes, plum-type with calyx
PAT DARK
80.1 truss Tomatoes, ripe or unripe
JOHN IRELAND
81. 2 Courgettes
HELEN COMPTON
82. Any other Vegetable not in Section C above
V.SHAW
83.*Collection of Vegetables of 5 different kinds, in a box or tray not to exceed 90cm x 75cm, may be garnished
RACHEL FELSTEAD
84. Collection of Vegetables of 3 different kinds, frontage space not to exceed 60 cm
CAROL SEWELL
Section *D – Fruit
91. 3 cooking Apples, any one variety
ALAN RAKE
92. 3 dessert Apples, any one variety
A.LINTON
93. Dish of 12 Blackberries, with calyx
JOHN IRELAND
94. Dish of 6 Blueberries
NO PRIZE
95. 1 Melon
PAULA ALDERSON
96. 3 Pears, any one variety
PAULA ALDERSON
97. Dish of 12 Raspberries, with calyx
J.NORRRIDGE
98. Dish of 12 of any hybrid Berry, with calyx (e.g. boysenberry, loganberry, tayberry)
NO PRIZE
99. Exhibit of any other edible fruit excluding those above
A.LINTON
Section *E – Novices
101. Vase of Flowers of any one kind
NO PRIZE
102. Vase of mixed Flowers
NO PRIZE
103. Dish of Fruit, one kind only, numbers as list above
JACKIE SAVAGE
104. Dish of Vegetables, one kind only, numbers as list above
VIVIAN JESTICO
Section F – Children (under14)
111. Funny animal made of anything grown class a) children under 8 class b) children 8 and over
CARMAN MARTINEZ
113. Miniature garden in a seed tray, approx 35 cm x 20 cm
EDITH Hancock
114. Table decoration
CARMEN MARTINEZ
Section G – Cookery
121. Dish of paté
NO PRIZE
122. 6 sausage rolls
PATDAVIS
123. Glass jar of chutney
DAVID ROSSITER
124. Glass jar of jam (not jelly)
V.DONALDSON
125. Glass jar of jelly
DAVID ROSSITER
126. Plain or wholemeal bread
V.SHAW
127. A cheesecake
PAT DAVIS
128. A ginger cake
PAT DAVIS
129. An apple pie
PAT DAVIS
130. 6 Fruit scones
SHIRLEY GILLBE
131. A seasonal sweet dish
PAT DAVIS
132. A seasonal savoury dish
J.NORRIDGE
Competition (judged by Visitors to Show} Shopping Basket with 5 home-grown plant products: GEORGE SCANDRETT
Competition (to be judged by visitors to the Show):
A display in a shopping basket or shopping bag, not to exceed
40 cm x 40 cm (16” x 16”) of at least FIVE different “home-grown”
plant products.
George Scandrett