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Bacton & Wyverstone Horticultural Society<br />
The weather kept dry but windy for the visit to the Old Vicarage, East<br />
Ruston. The recent plant sale realised £280 but expenses have still to be<br />
paid.<br />
There will be an evening visit to Valley Farm Barn at Combs Ford on July,<br />
10 th meeting at the Village Hall at 6.45pm. There will be a collection for<br />
Cancer Research. Chairman, Diane Gladders, will try to book a 33 seater<br />
coach for Pensthorpe and Norfolk Lavender on 15 th , September, cost<br />
approx. £22-£25. Daffodil bulbs dug up at the village hall were free to<br />
members.<br />
A team made up from Sheila Brown, Richard Brown, Peter Churchyard<br />
and Diane Gladders will attend the Village Hall Quiz. Village Hall<br />
Chairman, Keith Parsons, said the musical groups at the Jubilee Garden<br />
Party had been a success and he had been asked to organise some for<br />
Bacton Fayre. Suggestions are welcome. June Spreckley and Bryan<br />
Symonds agreed to act as stewards at Bacton Fayre. Brian Symonds has<br />
Antirrhinums for the Members Class at Bacton Fayre and he will also<br />
supply the pots. Bryan said that the four big planted pots used for the<br />
Jubilee Garden Party will be used for the Flower Show and some<br />
members agreed to look after them.<br />
Isobel Last said she had positive feedback from her advertising at the<br />
Garden Party and had brought along a new member. Sheila Brown said<br />
that £18 had been made on her stall at the Plant Sale for the William<br />
Brown Trust.<br />
Diane introduced the speaker, Peter Fisk, who spoke on how to show<br />
vegetables and dahlias and ran through the Bacton Show Schedule<br />
generously giving away lots of tips he had learned over 51 years of<br />
showing. A damp cloth and a bucket of water featured strongly. Diane<br />
thanked the speaker for encouraging us to enter if only for one class.<br />
Rose Show results –<br />
Hybrid Tea: 1. A. Kemp 2. B. Symonds 3. J. Spreckley.<br />
English Rose (named): 1. D. Gladders 2. B. Symonds.<br />
Three stems of Floribunda: 1. B. Symonds 2. A. Kemp.<br />
A Rose for Fragrance: 1. B. Symonds 2. A. Kemp 3. D. Gladders.<br />
A Miniature Rose: 1. D. Gladders 2. M. Chambers 3. A.Kemp.<br />
An Arrangement with Roses: 1. D. Gladders 2. S. Welham 3. N.Curwen.<br />
My Favourite Rose: 1. D.Gladders 2.A. Kemp 3. P.Churchyard<br />
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