TALKS AND SHOWS
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

All our events are held at The Village Hall, Coxcombe Lane, Chiddingfold


 2024 PROGRAMME OF TALKS 

21st FEBRUARY     Talk and Membership Evening at 8pm.      "Super Seasonal Display Ideas". A talk by Mark Saunders

20th MARCH            Gardening Quiz at 8pm with a seed swap and a Fish and Chip Supper 

17th APRIL               Talk at 8pm.  "Honey Bees -Inside the Hive". A talk by Daisy Day

20th APRIL                SPRING SHOW

4 TH MAY                    PLANT SALE @ THE VILLAGE HALL CAR PARK

15th MAY                    Talk at 8pm. "Clematis".  A talk by Liz Gibbison

8TH JUNE                   STALL AT THE VILLAGE FETE

22ND JUNE                 SUMMER SHOW

7TH SEPTEMBER     AUTUMN SHOW 

18th September     Talk at 8pm. "Companion Planting and Gardening the Organic Way".  A talk by Belinda Allen

16th October            Talk at 8pm. "Behind the Scenes at Wisley Nursery" . A talk by Sam Gallivan

20th November        AGM and Social Evening.  To include a light supper. Bring your own drinks and glasses.

21st February 2025 Membership renewal evening with a Talk

Division 1. Thomas Butler Cup
 Sweet Peas: Challenge Bowl- All Classes
Species Foliage Allowed.

Class:

1. Sweet Peas                                                                                                                       1 spike

2. Sweet Peas , mixed colours, Charles Watts Trophy                                                         3 spikes

3. Sweet peas, one colour                                                                                                     3 spikes

4.Sweet peas, 2 vases, each different colour                                                      each vase  3 spikes

5.Sweet peas                                                                                                       up to         24 spikes


                                                                                         ROSES
                                                           Trophies: George Hawkes and Jack Whale 1

6. Rose, large flowered                                                                                                       1 bloom

7. Roses, Cluster flowered                                                                                                  3 stems

8. Roses, Minature, small blooms of any type                                                                    3 stems

9. Rose, scented, exhibited for perfume only                                                                      1 bloom

10. Roses, large flowered, in a vase                                                                                   6 blooms

11. Container of mixed roses, (own container can be used)

12. Roses, large flowered, staged on a board from the bottom up in the order: one full bloom, one perfect stage (1/2 to 3/4 open), one in bud stage,(one or twopetals beginning to unfurl) " Cycle of Bloom".


OTHER FLOWERS/FOLIAGE

Accessories allowed – Height Unlimited

13. Pinks or Dianthus, (except SweetWilliams)

14. Pansies/Violas,- on a board provided

HERBERT BOOKER TROPHY

15. Fuchsia , one or more kinds on a board provided.

6 stems

6 blooms

:

“White and Green Arrangement”

Space 300mm

Space 600mm

6 florets

16. Clematis, - 3 flowers on a board provided

LOVELL HASLEM CUP

 

17. Delphinium florets, one or more kinds on a boardprovided. 6 florets

18. My best cut flower, one stem (except sweet pea, roses & delphiniums).

19. A vase of mixed cut flowering ornamental trees and/or shrubs.

20. Garden flowers, one stem of each of 6 kinds grown in the open.

21. Garden flowers, one or more kinds grown in the open.

MAY HAINSWORTH PLATE

22. Pot Plant, flowering/fruiting(excl. orchids) ROCKWOOD PLATE

23. Flowering orchid

24. A Pot plant – foliage

25. A container of one or more cacti/succulents

26. Geranium or Pelargonium.

27. Delphinium,

 

the best pot plant. All pots

max 300mm internal dia.

ELD

3 stems

1 spike

28. Delphinium,

2 spikes, 1 each of two kinds

 

29. Coloured foliage (natural) 4 kinds, 1 stem of each STONEHURST CUP

30. Perennial sweet peas 3 stems.

 

VEGETABLES: W.C.G. DIPLOMA

Class

40. Peas (not more than 9 pods)

41. Broad Beans (not more than 8 pods)

42. Rhubarb,

43. A vase of fresh namedculinary herbs, one or more kinds.

44. Any other vegetable, (numbers not specified) (See Rule 20)

3 sticks

4 stems

PHOTOGRAPHY

(Not previously exhibited)

 

FRUIT: W.C.G..DIPLOMA (Refer to Guideline 1)

Class

50. Gooseberries,

51. A plate of currants.

52. A plate of any other soft fruit, l kind (number not specified) (See Rule 20)

10 berries

Division II
Flower arranging W C G Art Certificate
Accessories allowed-Height unlimited.

Class:

60 Small Class: "White and Green Arrangement"       Space 300mm

61. Medium Class:   "Carnival".                                  Space 600m

Division III

Children Only:  Must be the child's own work. Please state age and fix to the exhibit.

Class:

68. Age 5-7 years: " A decorated pebble"  Pauline Thompson Cup

69. Age 8-11 years: " A coloured cardboard cutout butterfly  " Summer Shield

Division IV Cookery

Baker Cup

Class   

74.Old English Jumbles: see recipe.

75. Victoria Sandwich, ( raspberry jam, no cream)

76. 4 Lemon Butterfly Cakes

77. Frosted Carrot Cake

Photography

( Not previously exhibited)

All photos must be suitably mounted on card, prfereably a 25mm border, maximum print size220mm x 150mm.

Class

85 " Wild Flowers in Summer".    Wildflower trophy

86 "Sunset"

87. "Around a Pond"

88." A taste of Summer"


Judges for the Summer Show:





 

 

PRIZE PRESENTER

Mrs Myrtle Ballard

 

Flowers, Vegetables & Fruit:                       Nicky Cornell

Flower Arranging & Children:                    Sarah Bound

Cookery:                                                       Diana Terry

Photography:                                                Sarah Bound










 

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