Show Schedules

APRIL SHOW 2011

SPRING SHOW

Saturday 16th April - 11.00am to 3pm

no entry fees or prize money are involved at this show

exhibitors are encouraged to bring their own vases

LEO DIXON TROPHY

 awarded to winner of class 36 (Auriculas)

The PAMELA INNS MEMORIAL TROPHY

 awarded for the most points in floral Art at each show

to be returned for the july 2011 show

 

Class

SECTION ‘A’ (Daffodils/Narcissi)  

1.

6 blooms from not less than 3 divisions and not fewer than 4 cultivars, staged in individual vases.  

2.

3 blooms of 3 cultivars from any division or divisions in 3 vases.  

3.

3 blooms of one cultivar from each of divisions 1,2 and 3 staged in one vase.  

4.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 1 in 1 vase.  

5.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 2 in 1 vase.  

6.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 3 in 1 vase.  

7.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 4 in 1 vase.  

8.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 5,6,7,8 & 9 in 1 vase.  

9.

3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 11 in 1 vase.  

10.

1 bloom from division 1  

11.

1 bloom from division 2  

12.

1 bloom from division 3  

13.

1 bloom from division 4  

14.

1 bloom from division 6  

15.

1 bloom from divisions 5,7,8 or 9   

16.

1 bloom from division 11   

17.

3 blooms of miniatures any cultivar or cultivars, in one vase.  

18.

1 bloom of a miniature.  
  Novice Classes, a novice must not have won a 1st prize in any of the Society's Spring Shows in the Daffodil classes  
   19. A Vase of 3 blooms from any division or divisions.  

20.

A single bloom from any division or divisions.  
   

SECTION ‘B’ TULIPS

 

21.

3 Tulips, 1 vase, any variety or varieties  

22.

9 Tulips, 1 variety  

23.

3 Lily-flowered Tulips, 1 variety  

24.

3 Parrot Tulips, 1 variety  

25.

3 Double-flowered Tulips, 1 variety  

26.

3 Yellow-flowered Tulips, 1 variety  

27.

3 White-flowered Tulips, 1 variety  

28.

3 Pink or Red-flowered Tulips, 1 variety  

29.

3 Tulips any other colour, 1 variety  

30.

5 Kaufmanniana, Greigii or Fostriana cultivars  

31.

A Bowl or Pan of Species Tulips containing not less than 5 bulbs  

32.

1 Pot/Bowl Tulips not exceeding 7"  

33.

1 Pot/Bowl of 5 miniature Tulips  
  SECTION ‘C’ AURICULAS  

34.

4 Show Auriculas………….At least 3 dissimilar

 

35.

3 Show Auriculas Dissimilar  

36.

1 Show Auricula Green Edged  

37.

1 Show Auricula White or Grey Edged  

38.

1 Show Auricula Yellow Self  

39.

1 Show Auricula Red Self  

40.

1 Show Auricula Blue Self  

41.

1 Show Auricula Dark Self  

42.

1 Show Auricula Any other colour  

Class

   

43.

4 Alpine Auriculas At least 3 dissimilar  

44.

3 Alpine Auriculas Dissimilar  

45.

2 Alpine Auriculas Gold Centred  

46.

2 Alpine Auriculas Light Centred  

47.

2 Alpine Auriculas 1 Gold Centred, 1 Light Centred  

48.

1 Alpine Auricula Gold Centred  

49.

1 Alpine Auricula Light Centred  

50.

3 Double Auriculas  

51.

2 Double Auriculas  

52.

1 Double Auricula  

53.

2 Fancy Auriculas  

54.

1 Fancy Auricula  

55.

1 Striped Auricula  

56.

1 Border Auricula  
  The following 2 classes are for those who have not won THREE or more first prizes in Auriculas at this show.  

57.

1 Edged Auricula or 1 Self Auricula  

58.

1 Alpine Auricula  
  SECTION ‘D’ PRIMULAS, POLYANTHUS and PRIMROSE  

59.

2 European Primulas Species dissimilar  

60.

1 European Primula Species  

61.

2 European Primulas Hybrids dissimilar (excluding Vernales)  

62.

1 European Primula Hybrid (excluding Vernales)  

63.

2 Non European Primula species dissimilar (excluding Denticulata)  

64.

1 Non European Primula species (excluding Denticulata)  

65.

2 Allionii Species or Hybrids dissimilar  

66.

1 Allionii Species or Hybrids dissimilar  

67.

1 Denticulata  

68.

2 Polyanthus (excluding Gold Laced)  

69.

1 Polyanthus (excluding Gold Laced)  

70.

2 Polyanthus Gold Laced any ground (excluding doubles)  

71.

1 Polyanthus Gold Laced (excluding doubles)  

72.

2 Single Primroses  

73.

1 Single Primrose  

74.

2 Double Primroses or Polyanthus  

75.

1 Double Primrose or Polyanthus  

76.

1 Anomalous Primula ie Hose in Hose Jack in the Green etc  

77.

1 Primula other than previously specified  
  SECTION ‘E’ MISCELLANEOUS  POTS & VASES  

78.

1 Cyclamen in a pot  

79.

1 Pot/Bowl of Cyclamen  

80.

1 Azalea in a pot  

81.

1 Cactus or 1 Succulent  

82.

1 Pot/Bowl of Flowering Bulbs or Corms not already provided for in this schedule  

83.

1 Pot/Bowl, not exceeding 10", of Alpines  

84.

1 Alpine in a Pot/Bowl not exceeding 6"  

85.

1 Pot Plant, Foliage, not exceeding 10" pot  

86.

1 Flowering Plant not already specified not exceeding 10" pot  

87.

1 Vase Mixed Spring Flowers  

88.

1 Vase Wallflowers  

89.

1 Pot/Bowl Pansies  

90.

1 Pot/Bowl of 3 Hyacinths  

91.

1 Hyacinth in a 3 and a half inch pot

 

 
  SECTION ‘F’ FLORAL ART  

92.

"Tiptoe through the Tulips" an exhibit  

93.

"By the Water's Edge" an exhibit  

94.

"Woodland Stroll" an exhibit  

95.

An arrangement of dried and/or reserved flowers/foliage. Can be prepared at home  

96.

Mother's Day, a table arrangement 2ft diameter. To be viewed all round.  
  SECTION ‘G’ BAKING  

97.

A Jar of Marmalade  

98.

An Apple Cake  

99.

A Bakewell Tart  

100.

Chocolate Crispies  

101.

4 Cheese Straws  
  SECTION ‘H’ HANDICRAFT  

102.

A Knitted Item  

103.

A Handmade Easter Card  

104.

A Decorated Egg  

105.

A Photograph "Snow"  
  106. A Photograph "Spring has Sprung"  
  All exhibits in the Handicraft Section should be the sole work of the exhibitor and have not won at any previous show of this Society  
  SECTION 'I' SCHOOL CLASSES  
  107. Daffodils growing in a pot maximum 12" (30cms)  
  108. Spring flowers growing in a pot maximum 12" (30cms)  
  109.  Vase of Spring Flowers

Prizes for Schools to be determined at a later date.