APRIL SHOW 2024

SPRING SHOW in the Recreation Hall, Wigginton, YO32 2LL

Saturday 6th April - 11.00am to 3pm

staging: Friday before show: 4.30pm - 8pm if you wish to stage on friday evening

you need to book with the show secretary

morning of show 8am - 10.15am

 

no entry fees or prize money are involved at this show

exhibitors are encouraged to bring their own vases

ASYF Certificate

awarded to best exhibit in each section

The Daffodil Society Bronze Medal

awarded to the best exhibit in classes 1 to 33

please note: classes 1 & 2 - one entry only per person

ASYF Certificate

awarded to best bloom in (Daffodils)

Best Vase of Daffodils

LEO DIXON TROPHY

 awarded for the exhibit of most merit in the Auricula classes

The PAMELA INNS MEMORIAL TROPHY

 awarded for the most points in floral Art at each show

to be returned for the July 2024 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 distinct cultivars from any division or divisions. Each cultivar staged in a separate vase.
3.	3 cultivars, one bloom of each, from each of divisions 1,2 and 3 staged in one vase.
4.	3 cultivars, one bloom of each, from any 3 divisions staged in 1 vase.
5.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 1 in 1 vase.
6.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 2 in 1 vase.
7.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 3 in 1 vase.
8.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 4 in 1 vase.
9.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars intermediate (from daffodil society list) in 1 vase.
10.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 5 in 1 vase.
11.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 6 in 1 vase.
12.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 7 in 1 vase.
13.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 8 in 1 vase.
14.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 9 in 1 vase.
15.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars from division 11 in 1 vase.
16.	1 bloom from division 1
17.	1 bloom from division 2
18.	1 bloom from division 3.
19.	1 bloom from division 4
20.	1 bloom intermediate (from daffodil society list)
21.	1 bloom from division 5
22.	1 bloom from division 6
23.	1 bloom from division 7
24.	1 bloom from division 8
25.	1 bloom from division 9
26.	1 bloom from division 11
27.	3 blooms of miniatures any cultivar or cultivars in 1 vase.
28.	1 bloom of a miniature
29.	3 blooms any cultivar or cultivars species daffodil in 1 vase.
30.	1 bloom of a species daffodil
31.	1 Pot/Bowl of Daffodils, not exceeding 7"
	Novice Classes, a novice cannot have won 3 or more 1st prizes in Daffodil classes at any other show
32.	A Vase of 3 blooms from any division or divisions.
33.	A single bloom from any division or divisions.
	SECTION ‘B’ TULIPS
34.	3 Tulips, 1 vase, any variety or varieties
35.	9 Tulips, 1 variety
36.	3 Lily-flowered Tulips, 1 variety
37.	3 Parrot Tulips, 1 variety
38.	3 Double-flowered Tulips, 1 variety
39	3 Yellow-flowered Tulips, 1 variety
40.	3 White-flowered Tulips, 1 variety
41.	3 Pink or Red-flowered Tulips, 1 variety
42.	3 Tulips any other colour, 1 variety
43.	5 Kaufmanniana, Greigii or Fostriana cultivars
44.	A Bowl or Pan of Species Tulips containing not less than 5 bulbs
45.	1 Pot/Bowl Tulips not exceeding 7"
46.	1 Pot/Bowl of 5 miniature Tulips
	SECTION ‘C’ AURICULAS
47.	4 Show Auriculas………….At least 3 dissimilar
48.	3 Show Auriculas Dissimilar
49.	1 Show Auricula Green Edged
50.	1 Show Auricula White or Grey Edged
51.	1 Show Auricula Yellow Self
52.	1 Show Auricula Red Self
53.	1 Show Auricula Blue Self
54.	1 Show Auricula Dark Self
55.	1 Show Auricula Any other colour
Class
56.	4 Alpine Auriculas At least 3 dissimilar
57.	3 Alpine Auriculas Dissimilar
58.	2 Alpine Auriculas Gold Centred
59.	2 Alpine Auriculas Light Centred
60.	2 Alpine Auriculas 1 Gold Centred, 1 Light Centred
61.	1 Alpine Auricula Gold Centred
62.	1 Alpine Auricula Light Centred
63.	3 Double Auriculas
64.	2 Double Auriculas
65.	1 Double Auricula
66.	2 Fancy Auriculas
67.	1 Fancy Auricula
68.	1 Striped Auricula
69.	1 Border Auricula
	The following 2 classes are for those who have not won THREE or more first prizes in Auriculas at this show.
70.	1 Edged Auricula or 1 Self Auricula or 1 Striped Auricula
71.	1 Alpine Auricula
	SECTION ‘D’ PRIMULAS, POLYANTHUS and PRIMROSE
72.	2 European Primulas Species dissimilar
73.	1 European Primula Species
74.	2 European Primulas Hybrids dissimilar (excluding Vernales)
75.	1 European Primula Hybrid (excluding Vernales)
76.	2 Non European Primula species dissimilar (excluding Denticulata)
77.	1 Non European Primula species (excluding Denticulata)
78.	2 Allionii Species or Hybrids dissimilar
79.	1 Allionii Species or Hybrids
80.	1 Denticulata
81.	2 Polyanthus (excluding Gold Laced)
82.	1 Polyanthus (excluding Gold Laced)
83.	2 Polyanthus Gold Laced any ground (excluding doubles)
84.	1 Polyanthus Gold Laced (excluding doubles)
85.	2 Single Primroses
86.	1 Single Primrose
87.	2 Double Primroses or Polyanthus
88.	1 Double Primrose or Polyanthus
89.	1 Anomalous Primula ie Hose in Hose Jack in the Green etc
90.	1 Primula other than previously specified
91.	1 Marginata Species or Hybrid
92.	2 Marginata Species or Hybrid dissimilar
	SECTION ‘E’ MISCELLANEOUS  POTS & VASES
93.	1 Cyclamen in a pot
94.	1 Pot/Bowl of Cyclamen
95.	1 Azalea in a pot
96.	1 Cactus or 1 Succulent
97.	1 Pot/Bowl of Flowering Bulbs or Corms not already provided for in this schedule
98.	1 Pot/Bowl, not exceeding 10", of Alpines
99.	1 Alpine in a Pot/Bowl not exceeding 6"
100.	1 Pot Plant, Foliage, not exceeding 10" pot
101.	1 Orchid any variety
102.	1 Flowering Plant not already specified not exceeding 10" pot
103.	1 Vase Mixed Spring Flowers
104.	1 Vase Wallflowers
105.	1 Pot/Bowl Pansies or Violas
106.	1 Pot/Bowl of 3 Hyacinths
107.	1 Hyacinth in a 3 and a half inch pot
108.	A bonsai any type to be judged by the public
	SECTION ‘F’ FLORAL ART Exhibits are in a niche 33" high, 21" wide, 24" deep (unless otherwise stated)
109.	an exhibit "Turn it upside down"
110.	a table arrangement "woven Greens". The arrangement can be for a coffee table, sideboard or mantel piece.
111.	an exhibit "The Colours of spring". This class is for novices. A Novice must not have won more than 3 firsts in any of our shows for floral Art.
112.	An exhibit "Spring Fresh"
	SECTION ‘G’ BAKING
113.	a Jar of Marmalade
114.	A Red Velvet Cake
115.	A Soda Bread Cob
116.	A Quiche
117.	4 Easter Biscuits (see recipe)
	ALL EXHIBITS IN JARS MUST HAVE PLAIN LIDS
	SECTION ‘H’ HANDICRAFT
118.	a Handcrafted Garment
119.	a Soft Toy any material
120.	a Hand Made Easter Card
	SECTION I: PHOTOGRAPHY
121.	A Photograph "the Colours of Spring"
122.	A photograph "New Life"
123.	A photograph "Spring Awakens"
	Photographs may be mounted or not mounted, colour or black & white and must not exceed 8"x6". All exhibits in the Handicraft & Photography Section should be the sole work of the exhibitor and have not won at any previous show of this Society
	EASTER BISCUITS (to be used for class 117
	100g butter, 75g caster sugar, 1 egg separated, 1 lemon (zest only), 200g plain flower 50g currants, 1-2 Tbsp milk, caster sugar for dusting set oven at 200C 1. cream butter and sugar together, add yolk and zest 2. add sifted flour and mix well 3. stir in currants and enough milk to make a soft dough 4. knead, roll out to 5mm thick, cut into rounds with a fluted cutter 5. bake for 8 minutes 6. brush with egg white, sprinkle with caster sugar, bake for a further 5 minutes