The Parish Magazine - Parish of Greater Whitbourne

Page 14The Parish MagazineWhitbourne Garden Society AnnualShow, Saturday 14th July, Village Hall,2.00-4.30pm.ScheduleDivision A classesA1 3 potatoes of one varietyA2 3 carrots of one varietyA3 3 onions of one varietyA4 6 peapods of one varietyA5 6 broad bean pods onevarietyA6 a cabbageA7 3 courgettes (with flowersif possible) of one varietyA8 a lettuceA9 blackcurrants, not morethan 125g, still on stringsA10 redcurrants, not morethan 125g, still on stringsA11 6 strawberries of onevarietyA12 15 raspberries of onevarietyA13 8 gooseberries of onevarietyA14 3 sticks of rhubarb(leaves on)A15 5 radishes of one varietyA16 3 beetroots of one varietyA17 5 culinary herbsA18 6 eggsA19 a jar of honeyPlease name the varietieswhere possible.Division B classesB1 a specimen rose (judgedfor scent)B2 a floribunda rose, 1 stemB3 a collection of roses, 5 varietiesB4 3 blooms of roses, 1 varietyB5 3 blooms of clematis, 1varietyB6 8 stems of sweet peaB7 6 stems of flowers, onecolour (a minimum of 3 differentflowers)B8 5 stems of different variegatedfoliage plantsB9 a collection of 3 ornamentalgrasses and/or bamboosB10 a collection of 3 differentflowering shrubsB11 a collection of herbaceousflowers, 5 varieties(there is no B12)B13 a collection of floweringweeds, 5 speciesB14 a flowering houseplantB15 3 stems of lily (not includingday lilies)Please name the varietieswhere possible.Division C classesC1 a picture, painting ordrawing ‗Summer 2012‘C2 calligraphy, the NationalAnthem, first verseC3 a poem, ‗The Jubilee‘C4 a limerick, ‗There was anOlympian from Whitbourne‘C5 a piece of needlework,sewing, embroidery or tapestryC6 an item of any otherhandicraftDivision D classesPhotos in B/W or colour, nolarger than 8‖x12― (21cmx30cm).D1 Sculpted by natureD2 Close upD3 The GameD4 WoodworkD5 WindowD6 BringstyDivision E classesE1 an arrangement of gardenflowers in a jugE2 an arrangement in a silvercontainerE3 a yellow arrangementE4 a floating arrangement offlower headsE5 a miniature arrangementin a shell (max. 3x3x3 inchesor 7.6x7.6x7.6 cm)E6 an arrangement in an oldpaint tin – men only!Division F classesF1 a jar of jamF2 a jar of chutneyF3 3 decorated fairy cakesF4 a quicheF5 A chocolate cake, round, 8inch tinDivision G classesG1 Under 5s. A picture of acrown made from any driedmaterial (e.g. seeds, leaves,nuts, twigs, pasta, pulses) onA4 paper. An older personcan draw the outline if necessary.Age 5-8 years, 9-12 years. Apicture of an animal madefrom any dried material asabove.There will be a prize for the 1 stplace winner in each agegroup.G2 Largest radish. You willneed to plant it by about 14 thJune.The Hughes Brothers TrophyMake a crown out of fruit,vegetables, flowers and seeds.Regulations1. All items to be the propertyof and to have been grown,made or photographed by theexhibitor.2. Flower arrangements maycontain recently purchaseditems.3. Only one entry per Classfor each exhibitor.4. Entries may be staged between8.30 am. and 10.30 am.on the day of the show. Allow