Haywards Heath Horticultural Society
Spring Show 2012
Saturday 31st March 2.00 -
AWARDS
Geo. Prevett Memorial Trophy
For the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in the Show.
Prize of £5.00 to the exhibitor coming 1st in Class 1 -
Daffodil Society Bronze Medal
For Best Bloom in Show
Certificate of Merit
For Best Exhibit in Daffodil Classes
The H W Gristwood Spring Trophy
For most points in Daffodil Classes 1-
The Hotblack Challenge Trophy
For the best vase of Daffodils in Classes 3 and 4
The Coming of Age Trophy
For the Winner of Class 24
The Eileen Hayward Memorial Cup
To the winner of Class 28, members only for Daffodils
The Centenary Cup
For the best exhibit in Class 29
The Fred Goddard Trophy
For the winner of Class 38, one pot orchid
The St Clair Challenge Trophy
For the winner of Class 40
The King George Memorial Trophy
For the winner of Class 46
The Phyll Taylor Trophy
For the winner of Floral Art Class 56
The Reg Barr Wine Trophy
For the best bottle of wine
A Certificate of Merit and a £5 prize -
For the best exhibit in Floral Art Classes
A Certificate of Merit and a £5.00 prize -
For the best exhibit in the Cookery Classes
A Certificate of Merit and £5.00 prize -
For the best exhibit in Photography Classes
Prizes: only as stated above
Staging: See Show Rules 2012
Flowers
Class
1 Haywards Heath Daffodil Championship
3 vases of 3 blooms, to include at least 2 divisions
2 3 Daffodils, trumpet as long or longer than petals, RHS Division 1
3 3 Daffodils, cup more than one-
4 3 Daffodils, cup not more than one-
5 1 vase of 3 blooms one each from Divisions 1, 2 & 3
6 3 Daffodils, Doubles. RHS Division 4
7 3 Daffodils, Triandrus. RHS Division 5
8 3 Daffodils, Cyclamineus. RHS Division 6
9 3 Daffodils, Jonquilla. RHS Division 7
10 3 Daffodils, Tazetta. RHS Division 8
11 3 Daffodils, Poeticus. RHS Division 9
12 3 Daffodils, Split Corona. RHS Division 11
13 One Daffodil, trumpet as long or longer than petals. RHS Division 1
14 not used
15 not used
16 One Daffodil, cup more than one-
17 not used
18 not used
19 One Daffodil, RHS Division 3
20 not used
21 not used
22 One Daffodil, double. RHS Division 4
23 not used
24 5 Daffodils, all different varieties. Daffodil foliage only may be used with the flowers, but the foliage need not be that of the cultivar with which is shown
25 3 stems, one Species Daffodil,
26 3 stems of Hyacinth
27 3 Stems Miniature Daffodils
28 Members Special Class for 9 ‘Pipit’ Daffodils in a 2 litre pot, as bought from the Society and donated by Roy Hayward
29 3 tulips, any variety(ies)
30 One vase, 6 stems of one kind of flower, grown outdoors and not mentioned in the Spring Schedule
31 3 stems of Wallflowers
32 3 stems of Polyanthus, any colour or colours
33 A vase of Shrub in bloom, 3 stems, one or more varieties
34 A vase of Shrub foliage, 3 stems
35 One stem of Shrub in bloom, height not exceeding 75cm from bench, space 50cm
36 One flowering Pot Plant for which there is no separate Class
37 One foliage Pot Plant for which there is no separate Class
38 One pot Orchid
39 A vase of cut Forget-
40 A bowl or pot of growing Daffodils, Tulips or Hyacinths in flower (maximum 30cm diameter/10 litre pot)
41 A bowl or pot of growing Daffodils, Tulips or Hyacinths in flower (maximum 15cm diameter/2 litre pot)
42 A bowl or pot of Bulbs, other than those in Classes 40 & 41 (maximum 25cm diameter/5 litre pot)
43 A bowl or pot of Bulbs, other than those in Classes 40 & 41 (maximum 15cm diameter/2 litre pot)
44 One pot of Cactus
45 One pot of Succulent
46 A vase of Mixed Flowers, cut from the open border, excluding Daffodils, one stem of each variety
47 Floral Item, not included in any of the above Classes.
48 6 Pansy blooms
49 A vase with 3 stems of Winter Flowering Heathers
Vegetables
50 2 Spring Cabbages
51 2 Cauliflowers
52 3 sticks of Rhubarb, natural
53 2 Lettuces
54 3 Leeks
55 A dish of any other Vegetable, one kind
Floral Art
An exhibit is plant material, with or without accessories.
56 Good bye Winter Hello Spring -
57 Easter arrangement -
58 Candle Light -
Cookery
59 A jar of marmalade, fruit of your choice -
60 A jar of chutney, stating ingredients -
61 6 Butterfly cakes
62 6 Welsh cakes
63 Banana bread (see recipe below)
1 litre loaf tin lined with baking parchment, short ends well greased. Oven 180˚/gas mark 4.
Ingredients
250g self raising flour, good pinch of sea salt, 1½ teaspoon of ground cardamom, 100g unsalted butter cut into small pieces,
125g light muscovado sugar, 100g raisins, 2 ripe bananas about 250g peeled weight, 1 egg lightly beaten, 1 tablespoon
demerara sugar.
Method
Preheat oven. Sift flour, salt and cardamom into large mixing bowl. Add butter and rub in until mixture resembles medium
breadcrumbs. Add muscovado sugar and raisins. Mix lightly and make a well in centre. In another bowl mash bananas until
soft and slightly lumpy puree. Add egg and blend together, pour into well in dry ingredients. Mix together, then beat until
mixture is thoroughly combined and has soft dropping consistency. Spoon mixture into prepared tin, levelling with back of
spoon. Sprinkle top with demerara sugar. Bake for 45 minutes until well risen and skewer inserted comes out clean.
Will keep for up to 5 days and freezes superbly.
64 1 portion fish paté
65 Sausage rolls
Wine
NOTE: All entries in the Wine Classes should be in standard 75cl (26oz) clear glass bottles.
PLASTIC CORKS SHOULD NOT BE USED
66 A bottle of Red Home-
67 A bottle of Red Home-
68 A bottle of White Home-
69 A bottle of White Home-
70 A bottle of any other alcoholic beverage
Photography
Prints to be no larger than 6” x 4”, if mounted on a card the overall size should not exceed 7” x 5”
71 Snowscape
72 Crocus
73 Sporting Life
74 River Bank
75 Sheds
76 My Garden -
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