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Prizes: 1st - £1;    2nd - 75p;    3rd - 50p

SECTION I: HORTICULTURE (Open)

1. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT (Open)

1. A collection (24” x 24” max. ) of four kinds of vegetable, one of each kind. Each item to be marked out of 10 points.
2. Four potatoes, one variety
3. Twelve shallots (excluding pickling)
4. A vase of five stems of mixed culinary herb
5. Three carrots
6. Six runner beans
7. Garlic, three bulbs
8. Three onions 8 oz or under
9. Three onions over 8 oz
10. Three leeks
11. Three beetroot
12. A plate of three tomatoes (with calyx)
13. A plate of six tomatoes (miniature variety with calyx)
14. Any vegetable not mentioned above, number optional
15. A plate of three desert apples
16. A plate of three cooking apples
17. A plate of any fruit other than apples
18. Heaviest Potato
19. Most misshapen vegetable
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SECTION II FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS (Open)

20. Largest leaf, from your garden(measured by area)
21. A specimen bloom chrysanthemum
22. A vase of three disbudded chrysanthemums
23. One stem of spray chrysanthemum
24. A vase of three stems of spray chrysanthemums. Any variety or varieties
25. A vase of hardy perennials, max. 9 stems, one or more kinds
26. One dahlia over 200mm diameter(giant or large)
27. Three dahlias between 150mm & 220mm diameter(medium), one or more varieties
28. Three decorative or ball dahlias up to 170mm diameter (small or miniature), one or more varieties
29. Three cactus/semi cactus dahlias up to 170mm diameter (small or Miniature), one or more varieties
30. Three pompon dahlias up to 52mm, one or more varieties
31. Three dahlias, any other group not mentioned in classes 26-30
32. A display of mixed dahlias
33. A rose bloom, large flowered
34. A vase of three stems of large flowered roses, one or more varieties
35. Floribunda rose, one stem
36. A vase of any kind of flower not mentioned above, not more than nine stems
37. A vase of mixed garden flowers
38. A vase of foliage and/or berries/seed heads
39. A cactus or succulent
40. A pot plant in flower
41. A pot plant foliage
42. A pot plant in fruit
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SECTION III -FLORAL ART (Open)

43. "Rhapsody in Blue" – a miniature exhibit not exceeding 4” overall, open staging
44. “Under the Greenwood Tree”, an exhibit of foliage to be staged in a niche, 24” wide, 36” high
45. “Antique Road Show”, incorporating an historical item, exhibit to be staged in a niche. width 24”, height 36”

SECTION IV - PHOTOGRAPHY (Open)

46. “Wood”
47. “Summer Show”
48. “Riverside View”
49. “Farm / Garden Machinery”
50. “An Insect (close-up) - up to A4 in size”

Taken by the exhibitor, the exhibit not previously to have won a prize at one of the Society's shows. Unmounted, max size 7" x 5" colour.

SECTION V - HOME FARE (Open)

51. A fruit cake
52. Six cheese scones
53. A plate of six plain meringues (no cream)
54. Six jam tarts (short crust pastry)
55. A loaf of teabread
56. A pot of fruit jelly
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SECTION VI - CHILDREN'S CLASSES (Open)
(please state age)

57. (Pre-school) A fingerprint painting
58. (6 yrs and under) Leaf Rubbing
59. (13 yrs and under) Origami

If you are not already a member of Ewhurst Horticultural Society, why not join us? Membership, only £2 a year, covers entry to shows, meetings throughout the winter months and the opportunity to join us on various trips & outings Contact:- Mrs. Hilary Pannell (Membership Secretary), 10 Newbridge Cottages, Elmbridge Rd, Cranleigh. GU6 8LX

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