Show Schedule for Exhibitors
 The following is the show schedule.
In any dispute, the written, published show schedule will be deemed to be the correct version in any arbitration
Entry fee - 10p per entry
Prizes - see published programme
Division A - Flowers Pot Plants, Gardens Please note..... The British Rose Society Classifications are in use:- "Hybrid Tea" is now a "Bush Large Flowered" "Floribunda" is now "Bush Cluster Flowered"
Rose Section 001 - One vase, bush large flowered, 5 blooms, one variety or mixed 002 - One vase, bush large flowered, 3 blooms one variety 003 - One vase, bush large flowered, one specimen bloom 004 - One vase, rambler or climbing, not more than three sprays, one variety or mixed 005 - One vase, bush cluster flowered, three stems, one variety or mixed 006 - A rose button hole, own foliage Sweet Pea Section 007 - A bowl to be judged for quality and all around decorative effect, any natural foliage or grasses may be used 008 - One vase, 9 stems, distinct 009 - One vase, 9 stems, mixed Pot Plant Section 010 - One minature rose, in flower, pot grown, pot diameter not to exceed 9 inches 011 - One plant in flower, pot diameter not to exceed 10.5 inches 012 - One plant foliage, pot diameter not to exceed 10.5 inches 013 - One fuchsia, in flower, pot grown, pot diameter not to exceed 10.5 inches 014 - One standard fuchsia, in flower, pot grown, pot diameter not to exceed 10.5 inches 015 - One begonia, in flower, pot grown, pot diameter not to exceed 10.5 inches 016 - One Busy Lizzie (Impatiens) in flower, pot grown, pot diameter not to exceed 9 inches 017 - One Cactus, pot diameter not to exceed 9 inches 018 - One succulent, pot diameter not to exceed 9 inches Cut Flower Section 019 - three vases, cut flowers, outdoor grown,one kind per vase 020 - Two vases, annuals, one kind per vase 021 - One vase, antirrhinums, 5 spikes 022 - One vase, garden flowers, to face all around 023 - One vase, pinks (dianthus), to face all around 024 - One vase, Gladioli, one specimen spike 025 - One vase, Godetias, 5 stems, any variety 026 - One vase, dahlias, 5 blooms, any variety 027 - Highest Number of flower varieties in a bowl / vase Gardens - Located in Badsey and Aldington 028 - The most attractive Garden, large or small, must be visible from the road, contributing to the appearance of the village. Special consideration will be given to the judging of small gardens 029 - Hanging Basket, judged at your home, must be visible from the road contributing to the appearance of the village 030 - Garden Tub, (any planted container), judged at your home, must be visible from the road and contributing to the appearance of the village Division B - Seniors
(residents of Badsey and Aldington, aged 60+ at show date) 031 - A vase of mixed garden flowers, to face all around 032 - five small cakes, any variety 033 Handicraft, one item, free choice, any medium
034 - Picture - painting or drawing - any medium Division C - Floral art Open class 035 - Golden Jubilee, a pedestal exhibit, some artificial plant material can be included 036 - Your favourite musical, an exhibit width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, height unlimited 037 - A touch of class, an exhibit in a raised container, width 24in (61 cm), depth 24 in (61 cm), height unlimited
038 - Colourful contrasts - a modern exhibit, width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, height unlimited 039 - Golden days of summer, width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, height unlimited 040 - Foliage Beauty - an exhibit featuring foliage, width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, height unlimited 041 - Alfresco - a table exhibit to include fruit and veg, width 24 inches, depth 24 inches, height unlimited 042 - A Thimble - a minature in a thimble, Width 4 inches, depth 4 inches, height 4 inches 043 - Congratulations - a decorated card, dried / artificial plant material to be used, width 12 inches, depth 12 inches, height 12 inches Novice Class - open to those who have never won a first prize for floral art 044 - Floral Gems - an exhibit in a basket, to include a candle, width 18 inches, depth 18 inches, height 24 inches Division D - Vegetables 045 - A collection of four different kinds of vegetables 046 - Nine pods of peas 047 - Nine pods of dwarf French Beans 048 - Seven cherry tomatoes on a plate 049 - Five pods of runner beans 050 - Five pods of broad beans 051 - Five Kidney potatoes, to be named 052 - Five round potatoes, to be named 053 - Five onions, dressed, tops not to exceed 3 inches 054 - Five beets, round, tops to be trimmed to 3 inches 055 - Five carrots, long rooted, tops to be trimmed to 3 inches 056 - Five carrots, stump rooted, tops to be trimmed to 3 inches 057 - Five Courgettes 058 - Five Tomatoes 059 - Five mushrooms 060 - A pair of vegetable marrows of the same colour, fit for the table 061 - One head of cabbage 062 - One head of Calabrese 063 - One head of lettuce 064 - One cucumber, frame or glass house 065 - One bunch of Salad Onions - Bunch not less than 3 ounces 066 - Twelve shallots, pickling, not to exceed 1 inch in diameter 067 - A collection of bunched, fresh herbs 068 - One pot of single variety herb, home grown, pot not to exceed 8 inches in diameter 069 - One dish of any other vegetables 070 - Novelty item, the funniest vegetable Division E - Fruit
071 - Collection of fruit, three plates, three kinds, one kind per plate, outdoor 072 - One dish of raspberries 073 - One dish of gooseberries 074 - One dish of any other soft fruit 075 - Three sticks of rhubarb, top trimmed Division F - Beer and Wine All bottles must be clearly labelled both with the class number and the entrant's entry number 076 - Home brewed beer / lager in a green or brown bottle, containing one pint or more of the named type 077 - One bottle wine from prepared kit, in a clear glass bottle, type to be clearly marked on the bottle 078 - One bottle home made red wine, sweet, in a clear glass bottle 079 - One bottle, home made white wine, sweet, in a clear glass bottle 080 - One bottle, home made, red wine, dry, in a clear glass bottle 081 - One bottle, home made, white wine, dry, in a clear glass bottle
Childrens classes can be found on a separate page
Division H - Domestic All food stuffs must be covered by clear plastic Any fruit or vegetable used need not be grown by the entrant Exhibits in these classes must be made and arranged by the entrant
Home Baking 127 - One loaf of home made bread - NOT MACHINE MADE 128 - Five bread rolls, any variety or shape, to be presented in a basket 129 - Five plain scones on a paper plate 130 - Five cheese scones on a paper plate 131 - Five sausage rolls, shortcrust pastry, on a paper plate 132 - Bread pudding, three squares on a paper plate 133 - One round of shortbread, maximum 9 inches across scored into 8 sections 134 - Gingerbread, to be baked in a square or oblong tin, presented out of the tin 135 - Five Home made biscuits, any variety on a paper plate 136 - Swiss roll, plain with jam filling 137 - Victoria spongecake, round, approximately 7 inches across 138 - Fruitcake, to be baked in a 6 inch round tin, judged only if of the correct size and recipe. Recipe (creaming method) 8oz Self raising flour + 6oz mixed fruit + 4oz castor sugar + 4oz margarine + 2 eggs + Milk/water (baking recommended at gas reg 4 or electric 350F / 180C for approximately 1 hour 139 - A Savoury Flan in a pastry case, presented out of the tin / dish in which it was cooked 140 - Fruit tart, cooked on a plate, comprising fruit between 2 layers of short crust pastry 141 - Fruit flan in a pastry case presented out of the tin / dish in which it was cooked 142 - Treacle tart with lattice top, up to 8 inches across 143 - Three peppers on a plate, stuffed with a vegetarian filling 144 - Three meringues - no filling, on a paper plate
Jams and Preserves All to be in a clear jam jar, top sealed. All except chutney with a wax disc and cellophane cover, chutney with a non metallic screw top cover 145 - One jar of stone fruit jam 146 - One jar of soft fruit jam 147 - One jar of Strawberry jam 148 - One jar of jelly preserve, any fruit 149 - One jar of Marmalade 150 - One jar of Lemon Curd 151 - One jar Chutney, any variety and named
Section I - Handicrafts and art Exhibits in these classes must be made and arranged only by the entrant, Any signature or other means of identification must be effectively covered for judging
Handicraft 152 - Knitting, one item, hand knitted garment 153 - Dress making, one item, free choice 154 - Cushion, one item, any medium, free choice 155 - Soft toy, one item, free choice 156- Embroidery, one item free choice 157 - Cross stitch, one item, free choice 158 - Tapestry / canvas work, one item, free choice 159 - Patchwork Quilting, one item, free choice 160 - Decorative greeting card, one item, any medium 161 - Woodwork or metalwork, one item, original construction, not kit form 162 - Model, one item, any medium 163- Hand painted pebble, max dimension 6 inches
164 Design a Stain glass window, no larger than A4 165 - Picture, painting or drawing, any medium
Photography All photographs to be unframed, unmounted, taken by the entrant, and have a maximum size of 5in x 7in 166 - The Bride 167 - A Evesham Building 168 - Something red
Miscellaneous 169 - A humerous limerick with a local theme. This to be handwritten or typed on a special entry form -available from the Secretary
170 - Collage, theme - Party time, any medium. Size 24in x 36in. (60cm x 90cm). This can be a group / family effort by 3 or more people of any age.
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