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| To enter, submit the class number(s) and payment (10p per class) to the show secretary Ursula Hope (removing the [ ] to prevent spam): ursula.hope@ntlworld[removethis].comSection A - Vegetables - OPEN TO RG4 RESIDENTSClass 1: 5 tomatoes- stalks on Class 2: 5 potatoes - white Class 3: 5 potatoes - coloured Class 4: 3 onions - globe, to pass through a 3" (7.5cm) ring Class 5: 3 onions - flat , to pass through a 3 and 1/2" (9cm) ring Class 6: 9 shallots - over 1" (2.5cm) diameter Class 7: 9 shallots - to pass through a 1" (2.5cm) ring Class 8: 3 beetroot without foliage Class 9: 1 cabbage with roots Class 10: 3 carrots, one variety without foliage Class 11: 6 runner beans with stalks Class 12: 7 French beans with stalks Class 13: 2 lettuce with roots Class 14: truss of green tomatoes Class 15: truss of cherry tomatoes Class 16: Pair of marrows - not to exceed 12" (30cm) in length Class 17: a squash Class 18: any other kind of vegetable Class 19: Any four vegetables Class 20: 3 sticks of rhubarb - leaves trimmed to 3" (7.5cm) Class 21: vase of herbs, minimum of three kinds Class 22: Mixed salad leaves, growing in a pot (max 8"/20cm diameter) Class 23: 3 courgettes Class 24: 3 garlic bulbs Section B - Fruit - OPEN TO RG4 RESIDENTSClass 25: 3 dessert apples with stalks Class 26: 3 cooking apples with stalks Class 27: 3 pears with stalks Class 28: plate of 3 mixed fruit Class 29: any other kind of fruit Class 30: plate of unshelled nuts Class 31: 9 blackberries with stalks Section C - Flowers - OPEN TO RG4 RESIDENTSClass 32: 3 blooms of large flowered (H.T.) roses Class 33: 3 stems of any other kind of rose Class 34: 1 specimen rose Class 35: 5 blooms of dahlias, pompom, under 2" (5cm) diameter Class 36: 3 blooms of dahlias, mixed variety Class 37: 3 blooms of dahlias, single variety Class 38: 1 specimen bloom of dahlia Class 39: 1 specimen stem of pelargonium Class 40: vase of flowering shrubs, one or more varieties Class 41: Vase of any other kind of perennials, excluding above classes Class 42: vase of annuals, 1 variety Class 43: vase of annuals, mixed varieties Class 44: vase of 3 stems fuchsia, mixed Class 45: vase of 3 stems fuchsia, single variety Class 46: 6 stems of foliage, minimum 3 varieties Class 47: fuchsia in a pot Class 48: foliage pot plant, upto 6" (15cm) maximum size of pot Class 49: flowering pot plant, upto 6" (15cm) maximum size pot Class 50: Cacti or succulent Section D - Novice - MEMBERS ONLYA novice is a person who has not previous won more than 3 first prizes in the same section (ie flowers, vegetables etc) in any of our shows Class 51: 5 runner beans Class 52: 3 onions Class 53: 3 potatoes, single variety Class 54: any other kind of vegetable Class 55: 2 apples, any variety, dessert or cooking Class 56: any other kind of fruit Class 57: vase of mixed flowers Class 58: vase of any one kind of flower Section E - Domestic - OPEN TO RG4 RESIDENTSAll jars and screw top lids MUST be free from all commercial and trade marks (including sell by dates, bar codes etc). Only use wax disks on jam/curd/chutney if using a cellophane top (not a lid). Plates will be supplied and must be used. Please cover all produce (preferably with cling film). Class 59: 3 millionaire shortbreads Class 60: 3 decorated vanilla cup cakes Class 61: jar of fruit jelly Class 62: Bakewell tart Class 63: 3 bread rolls mixed Class 64: jar of raspberry jam Class 65: jar of marmalade Class 66: 5 cheese straws Class 67: coffee and walnut cake : 175g butter, 175g castor sugar, 65g walnut pieces, 3 large eggs, 175g self-raising flour, 1 teaspn baking powder, 2 teaspn coffee granules. Use 20cm / 8" tins. Filling/topping 200g unsalted butter, 400g icing sugar, 2 teaspn coffee granules, 60g walnut pieces. Section F - Special Class - MEMBERS ONLYClass 68: longest runner beam, first prize only Class 69: most misshapen vegetable collection Class 70: The Bob Turner Challenge Cup, senior citizens only. 2 dishes of different kinds of vegetables and 2 vases of different kinds of flowers Class 71: The Ted Tiffen Cup, vase of mixed garden flowers Class 72: rose buttonhole, with own foliage, first prize only (entries accepted on the day upto 10:45am) Section G - Handicraft - OPEN TO RG4 RESIDENTSClass 73: Colour photograph of a butterfly or bee, size 5" x 7" (12.5cm x 17.5cm) mounted on black card Class 74: Colour photograph of a vegetable plot, size 5" x 7" (12.5cm x 17.5cm) mounted on black card Class 75: wildlife house Class 76: minature watercolour Class 77: garden in half a seed tray Class 78: handmade Christmas card Section H - Floral Art -OPEN CLASS (anyone in RG4)Classes 79, 80, and 81 - niches will be provided, height 24" (61cm), depth 15" (38cm), width 15" (38cm) at back opening to 24" (61cm) at front. Class 79: "Alice in Wonderland", an exhibit using fresh plant material, accessories allowed Class 80: "Decorated Hat", an arrangement using only 7 flowers and natural plant materials, accessories not allowed Class 81: "Poem", an exhibit portraying a scene using natural plant materials, accessories allowed Class 82: "Birthday party", a table decoration Class 83: "Petite", a petite exhibit not to exceed 10" (25cm) in height, width or depth Class 84: "Miniature", exhibit not to exceed 4" (10cm) in height, width or depth Section I - Childrens - OPEN CLASS - anyone in RG4OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN (including non-members), age to be stated Class 85: garden in a 1/2 seed tray Class 86: monster made from vegetables and/or fruit Class 87: photograph of you and your potato harvest Class 88: 3 decorated fairy cakes Class 89: Mustard and cress grown in an unusual container Class 90: any kind of vegetable (grown by the child) Class 91: 1 garden flower (grown by the child) Class 92: design own wrapping paper Class 93: truss of cherry tomatoes (grown by the child) Class 94: decorate egg Class 95: folded paper animal |
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