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Please read the through the entries and choose those that you can enter . The more entries we have the better the show
his is the Schedule for the Autumn Show which will be held on the 29th September 2012 at Hatfield Peverel Village Hall.If you wish to enter and have not yet got a Year Book please obtain one from Mrs K Butcher tel 01245 380532. Fill in the entry form on the back page and follow the instructions on how to enter.
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CLASS
1. Collection of potatoes, three distinct varieties, three of each varieties.
2. Runner beans, six pods.
3. Beetroot, three round.
4. Parsnip, three.
5. Brussel sprouts, six.
6. Cabbage, two with minimum of 5cm of stalk.
7. Cauliflower, one with minimum of 5cm of stalk.
8. Tomatoes, five.
9. Tomatoes, six cherry type.
10. Celery, two heads.
11. Leeks, three.
12. Carrots, five other than long, no more than 8cm of tops.
13. Carrots, five long, no more than 8cm of tops.
14. Onions, five grown from seed.
15. Onions, five autumn sown or grown from sets.
16. Potatoes, five white, one variety.
17. Potatoes, five coloured, one variety.
18. Shallots, nine exhibition.
19. Shallots, Nine pickling. Not more than 3cm dia.
20. Marrow, one fit for table use.
21. Courgette two.
22. Sweet peppers, two.
23. Cucumbers, two.
24. Any other vegetable.
25. Heaviest onion, must be sound.
26. Heaviest potato, must be sound.
27. Heaviest marrow, must be sound.
28. Longest runner bean, must be sound.
All fruit must have their stalks attached.
29. Apples, dish of three dessert, any variety.
30. Apples, dish of three cooking, any variety.
31. Pears, dish of three.
32. Raspberries, dish of twelve.
33. Blackberries, dish of twelve.
34. Grapes, one bunch.
35. Any other top fruit.
36. BEST TRAY COMPETITION.
£10 PRIZE SPONSORED BY THE SOCIETY.
The rules for this competition are on the Flower Shows page
Note:Cut flowers in sections K,L&M must be exhibited in the Society's vases unless otherwise stated.
£5 Prize & Trophy for the Best Exhibit in classes 50 to 60 sponsored by Mrs M Turner
CLASS
50 Specimen bloom, incurved.
51 Specimen bloorn reflex.
52 Vase of 3, incurved.
53 Vase of l, reflex.
54 Vase of 3, white.
55 Vase of 3, pink.
56 Vase of 3, bronze.
57 Vase of 3, yellow.
54 to 57 one or more type
58 Vase of 5, one or more variety.
59 Vase of 3, 3 distinct colours.& types.
60 Vase of 6, 3 distinct colours, 2 of each type.
61 3 stems of chrysanthemums , ( not disbudded.)
62 Potted chrysanthemum. ( Pot not to exceed 25cm diameter)
£10 prize for the best entry in classes 100 to 112 sponsored by the Society.
Class
100 Specimen bloom, giant decorative, greater than 260mm diameter.
101 Specimen bloom, large decorative, not exceeding 260mm diameter.
102 Specimen bloom, giant cactus or semi than 260mm diameter.
103 Specimen bloom, large cactus or serni not exceeding 260mm diameter.
104 Vase of 3, medium decorative, not exceeding 220mm diameter.
105 Vase of 3, small decorative, not cxceeding 170mm diameter.
106 Vase of 3, medium cactus and / or semi-cactus, not exceeding 220mm diameter.
107 Vase of 3, small cactus and or semi-cactus, not exceeding. 170mm diameter.
108 Vaseof 3, small ball, not-exceeding 170mm diameter.
109 Vase of 3, miniature ball, not exceeding 115mm diameter.
110 Vase of 5, pompon, not exceeding 52mm diameter.
111 Single bloom, miniature, not exceeding 115mm diameter
112 A collection of mixed dahlias, arranged for effect, in a bowl or vase of the exhibitors choice.
CLASS
150. Michaelmas daisies, (aster) three stems.
151. Rose, specimen bloom.
152. Rose, cluster flowered, two stems.
153. Vase of mixed flowers, five stems.
154. Vase of annual flowers, five stems.
155. Fuchsia plant.
156. Pelargonium (geranium) plant.
157. Cactus or succulent plant.
158. Any other pot plant (flowering)
159. Any other pot plant (foliage)
160. Bulbs or tubers or corms, growing in a container/ other than those in sections K,L or M
Class 155 to 160 pot size not to exceed 25cm dia.
161. Gladiolus, vase of three spikes.
162. Gladiolus specimen spike.
163. Cannas, specimen spike.
164. An arrangement of foliage, for effect in a container of your choice.
165. Autumn berries, three stems.
166. 'BEST VASE' COMPETITION. 'BEST VASE' COMPETITION.
£10 PRIZE SPONSORED BY THE SOCIETY.
The rules for this competition are given on the flower show page
167. GROW A DAHLIA in a pot COMPETITION .
£10 prize sponsored by the Society.
This is the competition for the plants that were on sale at the Spring Plant Sale.
Jars must be clear glass, up to l lb ( 454gm) size, completely filled, named, dated and with no trade names visible.
Closures may be screw cap or jam pot cover.
250 Jar of chutney.
251 Jar of pickles.
252 Jar of stone fruit jam.
253 Jar of soft fruit jam.
254 Jar o f jelly.
All the following items should be covered with cling film or placed in Ziplock bags
255 Millionaires shortbread 3.
256 A loaf of bread
257 A Victoria sponge (jam filling only)
258 Sausage rolls 3.
259 £10 PRIZE FOR BEST EXHIBIT SPONSORED BY THE SOCIETY
Sticky date cake
8 oz dates 4 oz raisins
4 oz currants 6 oz sultanas
Large tin condensed milk 10 oz margarine
1/2 pint water
Place the above ingredients into a small saucepan, bring to the boil and simmer for 3 minutes. Pour into a large bowl and cool for 30 minutes.
Then add:
5 oz plain flour
5 oz wholemeal flour
3/4 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tbsp marmalade (optional)
Then stir well. Pour mixture into a greased and lined 8" round or 7" square tin. Bake at 170oC/325oF/Gas Mark 3 for 21/2 to 3 hours. Cool in tin for 5 minutes. Will keep well if stored in an airtight tin.
Entries not to have been previously exhibited at Hatfield peverel & Ulting Horticultural Society Shows
300 A handmade Christmas tree decoration
301 A piece of cross-stitch.
302 A piece of crotchet
303 A item of lace work
304 A carving in any medium
305 A piece of tapestry
306 An acrylic or oil painting
307 A pencil drawing
Exhibitors name not to be visible on 306 & 307, judged on artistic merit only.
Entries are FREE. Childs age must be shown on entry form.
Class
UP TO AND INCLUDING AGED 6 (ON DATE OF SHOW)
350. A model made from recycled material.
351. A finger painting (Maximum size A4)
In Autumn the leaves wither and fall And Summer is dead and done But on every twig a tiny bud Gives promise of life to come
AGED 7 TO 11 (ON DATE OF SHOW)
352. A picture made from seeds.
353. A specimen of hand writing. (Please see below)
AGED 12 TO 16 (ON DATE OF SHOW)
354. A gingerbread man
355. A specimen of hand writing. (Please see below)
The flames of the bonfire flicker and flare
Furling and curling they leap in the air
Dizzy and dancing they flitter and flee
Consuming and fuming and quick as can be
The flame of the candle burns steady and slow
In a halo of peace it will give you its glow
It shines with a light unruffled and true
A still flame a-gleam round a centre of blue
Rules for this section
Any amateur photographer may enter a photograph they have taken. Photographs may be colour or monochrome; they must be unframed unmounted and non- composite (except for class 454) and not exceed 18 x 13cm (7 x 5 inches). A maximum of THREE PHOTOGRAPHS per PERSON per CLASS is allowed (EXCEPT Class 254 where only ONE entry per PERSON is allowed) each photograph requires an entry fee. No person who's profession is photography or photographic services may enter. Entries not to have been exhibited previously at Hatfield Peverel & Ulting Horticultural Society Shows.
450 Entertainment
451 Sping
452 The family
453 Creepy crawlies
454 A triptych (three related photos), with any theme (max size A4)
BEST ALLOTMENT TROPHY
The two trophies for the 'old' and 'new' sites will be presented at the Show to the allotment holders having best satisfied the criteria set out by the Allotment Association. An independent judge was appointed by the Association. For full details please contact Sheila Fullbrook association sec.
Anyone who wishes to rent a plot, please contact the Chairman of the Allotment Association, David Goodey tel 01245380389