CLEVEDON FLOWER SHOW & FESTIVAL

    
       
  SHOW CLASSES    
  Class No:      
1 A GARDEN DISPLAY    
  Display of flowers with natural foliage, and/or pot plants, and/or vegetables, and/ or Garden Tools    
  Entry fee £l      Prize Money £10: £5: £2.50 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
  Maximum space allowed l.83m (6ft) frontage  x l.37m (4ft 6in) deep.  Open to any Club, Society or  Individual.    
  THE AVALON TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit.    
       
  DAHLIA CLASSES    
     
2 THE JOHN DAWS DAHLIA CHAMPIONSHIP    
  Entry fee £1     Prize Money  £25  :  £15   :  £10 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
  Prize money kindly donated by Mr Norman Arney    
       
  The Dahlia Championship Class comprises any 3 vases taken from A to K below:- One distinct variety per vase.    
  A) Giant Cactus/Semi Cactus/Decorative or Large Cactus/Semi Cactus/Decorative THREE BLOOMS  
  NOTE: Group A Blooms may be exhibited in individual vases at the Exhibitors discretion.    
  B) Medium Cactus/Semi Cactus THREE BLOOMS  
  C) Medium Decorative THREE BLOOMS  
  D) Small Cactus/Semi Cactus FIVE BLOOMS  
  E) Small Decorative FIVE BLOOMS  
  F) Small Ball FIVE BLOOMS  
  G) Miniature Cactus/Semi Cactus FIVE BLOOMS  
  H) Miniature Decorative FIVE BLOOMS  
  I) Miniature Ball FIVE BLOOMS  
  J) Large Pompons FIVE BLOOMS  
  K) Pompons (max 52mm) FIVE BLOOMS  
  THE STEPHEN TRESEDER TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 2    
       
  Classes 3 - 8  Entry fee 50p   Prize Money  £5  :  £3:  £2 Points   5 : 4 : 3  
3 Two vases of medium decorative - three blooms - one cultivar per vase.    
4 Two vases of medium cactus/semi cactus - three blooms - one cultivar per vase.    
5 Two vases of small and/or miniature cactus/semi cactus - five blooms - one cultivar per vase    
6 Two vases of small and/or miniature decorative - five blooms - one cultivar per vase    
7 Two vases of large pompons—five blooms—one cultivar per vase    
8 Two vases of pompon - six blooms - one cultivar per vase.    
  THE AMPEP TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 3 - 8    
       
  Classes 9 - 18  Entry fee 30p  Prize Money  £2 : £1.50:  £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
9 One vase - one bloom - giant decorative    
10 One vase - three blooms - medium decorative    
11 One vase - three blooms - small and/or miniature decorative    
12 One vase - one bloom - giant cactus/semi cactus    
13 One vase - three blooms - medium cactus and/or semi cactus    
14 One vase - three blooms - small and/or miniature cactus/semi cactus    
15 One vase - three blooms - miniature ball    
16 One vase—three blooms—large pompon    
17 One vase - five blooms - pompon (max 52mm)    
18 One vase - three blooms - any other not listed in Classes 9 – 17    
  THE MRS DURBIN TROPHY  will be awarded for most points in Classes 3 - 18    
       
  CHRYSANTHEMUM CLASSES    
     
  Classes 19 - 23  Entry fee 30p    Prize Money £3  :  £2  : £1 Points   3 : 2 : 1  
19 One vase - three blooms - incurved - any cultivar/s    
20 One vase -  three blooms - reflexed - any cultivar/s    
21 One vase - three blooms - intermediate - any cultivar/s    
22 One vase - one bloom - any cultivar    
23 One vase - three sprays - any cultivar/s    
  THE HALES TROPHY will be awarded for best exhibit in Classes 19 - 23    
  THE A F HILL TROPHY will be awarded for most points in Classes 19-23    
       
  ROSE CLASSES    
     
24 THE ROSE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE CAM GEARS ROSE BOWL.    
  Entry fee  £1    Prize Money  £25 :  £15 :  £10 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
  Three containers of roses - comprising any of the following.    
  Five blooms of specimen roses - any cultivar/s    
  Three blooms of cluster roses - any cultivar/s    
  Six stems of miniature roses - any cultivar/s    
  A bowl of HT roses not less than 9 blooms - any cultivar/s    
       
  Classes 25 - 29  Entry fee 30p    Prize Money   £2  :  £1.50  :  £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
25 Bowl of miniature roses - any number of stems - one or more cultivars    
26 One vase - one stem H T rose    
27 One vase - one stem cluster rose    
28 One vase - Three stems HT rose – any cultivar(s)    
29 One vase – Three stems cluster rose – any cultivar(s)    
  A.G. CRANE ROSE BOWL will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 25 - 29    
  THE ENGINEERING PRODUCTION ROSE BOWL will be awarded for most points in  classes 25-29    
       
  GLADIOLUS CLASSES    
     
30 THE JIM LORD GLADIOLUS CHAMPIONSHIP    
  Entry fee  £1   Prize money   £25 :  £15  :  £10 Points  8 : 6 : 4  
  Five spikes – at least 3 varieties - to be staged one spike to a vase    
  THE D M WETHERED TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 30    
       
  Classes 31-35  Entry fee 50p     Prize money   £3  :  £2:  £1.50 Points  4 : 3 : 2  
31 One vase - three spikes - 500 size - any cultivar/s    
32 One vase - three spikes -  400 size - any cultivar/s    
33 One vase - three spikes - 300 size - any cultivar/s    
34 One vase - three spikes - 100/200 size - any cultivar/s    
35 One vase - three spikes - primulinus - any cultivar/s    
       
  Classes 36 - 40  Entry fee 30p     Prize money   £1.50  :  £1  :  75p Points  3 : 2 : 1  
36 Single spike - 500 size    
37 Single spike - 400 size    
38 Single spike - 300 size    
39 Single spike - 100/200 size    
40 Single spike – primulinus    
  B.G.S. ROSETTES will be awarded for - best spike 500 - best spike 400 - best spike 300 best spike 200/100 and best spike primulinus    
  THE FULLER TROPHY will be awarded for the most points in Classes 31 – 40    
       
  POT PLANT CLASSES    
       
  Pots not to exceed 20cm ( 8in ) diameter    
       
  THE POT PLANT CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE SOCIETY'S POT PLANT SHIELD    
  Entry fee £1     Prize money  £25  :  £15  :  £10 Points  8 : 6 : 4   
  Prize money kindly donated by a member of the Society.    
41 Two pots of specimen flowering pot plants and two pots of specimen foliage pot plants only one plant per pot    
  THE CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 41    
       
  Entry fee 50p  Prize money   £5  :  £3  :  £2 Points  4 : 3 : 2  
42 Two specimen flowering plants - two distinct kinds    
43 Two specimen foliage plants – two distinct kinds    
  THE FORMER CHAIRMANS TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 42-43    
       
  Classes 44 - 50  Entry fee 30p     Prize Money  £2:  £1.50:  £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
44 One pot of Geranium / Pelargonium    
45 Specimen flowering plant    
46 One pot of coleus    
47 Specimen foliage plant    
48 One pot of African Violet    
49 Patio container or trough - space allowed 76cm x 76cm ( 30in x 30in )    
50 A hanging basket – size unrestricted    
  THE TERRY PERRY TROPHY will be awarded for the best single pot plant in Classes 44 -50    
  THE HILDA BAKER TROPHY will be awarded for most points in Classes 44 -50    
  THE JAMES F LYE MEMORIAL CUP – will be awarded for the best exhibit in Class 44    
       
  FUCHSIA CLASSES    
     
51 THE FUCHSIA CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE THREE COUNTIES TROPHY    
       
  Entry fee £1       Prize Money  £25   :  £15 :  £10 Points  8 : 6 : 4  
  Prize Money kindly donated by Mrs Mamie Parsons    
  Four pots of fuchsia - pots not to exceed  20cm ( 8in )    
       
  Classes 52 - 53 Entry fee 50p     Prize Money  £5  :  £3  :  £2 Points  4 : 3 : 2  
52 Three plants - single flowered - pots not to exceed  20cm ( 8in )    
53 Three plants - double flowered - pots not to exceed 20cm ( 8in )    
       
  Classes 52 - 56  Entry fee 30p   Prize Money  £2:  £1.50   :£1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
54 One plant - single flowered - any size pot    
55 One plant - double flowered - any size pot    
56 One plant - tryphilla - pot not to exceed 17.5cm ( 7in )    
57 One plant - any cultivar - pot not to exceed  10cm ( 4in )    
58 One plant - Standard - minimum stem  30cm ( 12in ) - max. pot size 30cm ( 12in )    
  THE WESSEX SALVER will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 52 - 58    
  THE DAPAMIA FUCHSIA TROPHY will be awarded to most points in Classes 52 - 58    
       
  BEGONIA CLASSES    
     
59 THE BEGONIA CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE M.J. WILLCOCKS TROPHY    
  Entry fee £1 Prize money  £25  :  £15  :  £10 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
  Three pots of large flowered tuberous begonias – Pot not to exceed  20cm ( 8in )    
       
  Entry fee 50p Prize money  £5 :  £3:  £2 Points  4 : 3 : 2  
60 One pot of large flowered tuberous begonias - Pot not to exceed 20cm ( 8in )    
  THE A HORT TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit    
       
  Entry fee 30p Prize Money  £2  :  £1.50  :  £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
61 Three cut blooms of large flowered tuberous begonias    
  THE L.N. EARL TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit    
       
  CACTI & SUCCULENT CLASSES    
     
  Classes 62 - 66  Entry fee 50p   Prize money  £3 :  £2 :  £1.50 Points  4 : 3 : 2  
62 Two cacti - separately potted - pots not to exceed   20cm (8in)    
63 Two other succulents - separately potted - pots not to exceed 20cm (8in)    
64 Three cacti - separately potted - pots not to exceed 11.5cm ( 4.5in )    
65 Three other succulents - separately potted - pots not to exceed 11.5cm ( 4.5in )    
66 Planted container of cacti and/or succulent – at least 3 varieties    
  THE MRS GULTZ TROPHY will be awarded for most points in Classes 62 – 66    
       
  Classes 67 - 70 Entry fee 30p  Prize money  £2:  £1.50 : £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
       
67 One cactus - any size pot    
68 One other succulent - any size pot    
69 One cactus – pot not to exceed 12.5cm (5in )    
70 One other succulent - pot not to exceed 12.5cm (5in )    
  THE SOCIETY'S CACTI SALVER will be awarded for most points in Classes 67 - 70    
       
  CUT FLOWER CLASSES    
       
  Classes 71 - 72  Entry fee 20p  Prize money  £1  :  75p  :  50p Points  3 : 2 : 1  
71 One vase - one stem - perpetual carnation    
72 One vase - three stems - perpetual carnations    
  THE DAME VIOLET WILLS TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 71-72    
       
  Entry fee 30p  Prize money £2  :  £1.50  :  £1 Points  3 : 2 : 1  
73 One vase of garden flowers    
       
  Entry fee 50p Prize money £3 :  £2 :  £1.50 Points  5 : 3 : 2  
74 Three vases of cut flowers –three distinct kinds    
  THE MRS ARTHUR TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 73 - 74    
       
  Classes 75 - 80 Entry fee 30p  Prize money  £1.50  :  £l  :  75p Points  3 : 2 : 1  
75 One vase – five spikes antirrhinum    
76 One vase - five blooms - single asters    
77 One vase - five stems - sweet peas    
78 One vase - five blooms - French marigolds    
79 One vase - five blooms - African marigolds    
80 One vase - five blooms – dianthus (pinks)    
  THE IVY JENKINS PLAQUE will be awarded for most points in Classes 75 - 80    
       
  VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES    
     
81 THE ONION CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE R.H.S BRYANT TROPHY    
  Entry fee £1     Prize money  £25 :  £15  :  £10 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
  Three onions - grown from  seeds Three onions - grown from sets    
  Six onions – not exceeding 225g (8oz).  Six large shallots  Space allowed 91.5cm x 68.5cm (3ft x 2ft 3in)    
       
82 THE VEGETABLE COLLECTION FOR THE CHARLES HEAL TROPHY    
  Entry fee £1     Prize money £15:  £10:  £5 Points 8 : 6 : 4  
    A collection of five kinds of vegetables – three of each kind .To be staged in a space not exceeding 91.5cm ( 3ft ) frontage x 68.5cm ( 2ft 3in ) deep.  All stands dishes, cloths, etc. to be provided by the exhibitor.  Parsley and foliage of the kinds exhibited only may be used as natural dressing. Backboard permitted.    
       
  Entry fee 50p Prize money    £5 : £3 : £1.50 Points  6 : 4 : 2  
83 Collection of salad vegetables - uncooked - in a basket or tray - not less than five kinds    
  THE ARTHUR SHAPLEY TROPHY will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 83    
       
  Classes 84– 112  Entry fee 30p     Prize money £2  :  £1.50   :  £1 Points as listed  
84 Five potatoes – white - kidney - round or oval  5 : 3 : 2  
85 Five potatoes – coloured - kidney - round or oval  5 : 3 : 2  
86 Five runner beans  3 : 2 : l  
87 Six French Beans  3 : 2 : l  
88 Three globe beetroot - approx 7.5cm stalk (3 in)  3 : 2 : l  
89 Two peppers including stalks  5 : 3 : 2  
90 Ten shallots - pickling - under 3cm (1.25in) 3 : 2 : l  
91 Three onions - dressed - spring sown 5 : 3 : 2  
92 Five onions - dressed - grown from sets 5 : 3 : 2  
93 Two leeks 5 : 3 : 2  
94 Two courgettes not to exceed 15cm (6in ) 3 : 2 : l  
95 Three stump rooted carrots - approx 7.5cm stalk (3in ) 5 : 3 : 2  
96 Three long carrots - approx 7.5cm stalk (3in ) 5 : 3 : 2  
97 Six small salad radishes—tops trimmed to 4cms (1.5in) 5 : 3 : 2  
98 A brace of cucumbers 3 : 2 : l  
99 Two lettuce with stalks shown 3 : 2 : l  
100 Pair of marrows - table quality 3 : 2 : l  
101 Two cabbages - approx 15cm stalk (3in ) 3 : 2 : l  
102 Stem of cherry type tomatoes - at least seven 3 : 2 : l  
103 Five tomatoes - excluding cherry type 3 : 2 : l  
104 Three parnsips 3 : 2 : l  
105 Three cooking apples 3 : 2 : l  
106 Three dessert apples 3 : 2 : l  
107 Five dessert plums 3 : 2 : l  
108 Dish of currants – quantity 12 Strigs 3 : 2 : l  
109 Dish of raspberries – quantity 20 3 : 2 : l  
110 Dish of blackberries – quantity 10 3 : 2 : l  
111 Dish of fruit excluding those above 3 : 2 : l  
112 One vase—three types of herbs 3 : 2 : l  
  THE OWEN EVANS MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for most points in Classes 84 - 112    
  THE COLIN REED MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 84 – 112    
       
  NOVICE CLASSES    
       
  Open to exhibitors who have not won a first prize in the Class ( open or novice ) previously at Clevedon Flower Show.    
  Classes 113 - 125  Entry fee 30p     Prize money £1.50  : £l :  75p Points 3 : 2 : 1  
113 A container not exceeding 20 cm ( 8in) of floating flowers    
114 One vase – three blooms – Dahlias    
115 One vase – three stems – Roses    
116 One vase – one spike – Gladiolus    
117 One vase – one bloom – Chrysanthemum    
118 Foliage pot plant    
119 Flowering pot plant    
120 Three potatoes    
121 Three carrots with approx 5cm ( 2in ) stalk shown    
122 Five runner beans    
123 Three onions    
124 Four tomatoes    
125 Three beetroot    
    THE GEOF PARSONS MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the exhibitor who resides within the Clevedon postal district for the best exhibit in Classes 113-125    
    THE MRS BURDEN TROPHY will be awarded to the exhibitor who resides within the Clevedon Postal District and has most points in Classes 113-125    
       
  NOVELTY CLASSES    
       
  Classes 126 – 128  Entry fee 30p     Prize money  £1.50  : £l  :   75p  Points 3 : 2 : 1  
126 Largest potato    
127 Longest runner bean    
128 An unusually shaped fruit or vegetable    
       
  GARDEN NEWS TOP TRAY CLASS SPONSORED BY D.T Brown No entry fee    
129 Collection of three types of vegetables taken from the following list:-    
  3 carrots,     2 cauliflowers,    3 onions,    3 parsnips,    
  6 pods of peas,    3 potatoes,    6 runner beans,     6 tomatoes.    
  Each type of vegetable will be judged - 7 points for size, shape and colour, 7 points for    
  condition 6 points for uniformity. All vegetables are to be displayed for effect, within a    
  space 46 x 60cm (18in x 24in ) without bending any part. Parsley is allowed for garnishing,    
  but no other foliage, plates, sand or rings are allowed.  Onions to be tied with raffia.    
       
  1st Prize :  £10  voucher from D.T. Brown 2nd Prize : £5 voucher.from D.T. Brown 3rd Prize : £3  voucher.from D.T. Brown    
       
  GARDEN NEWS TOP VASE CLASS SPONSORED BY Mr. Fothergill’s Seeds.    
  No entry fee    
  130 Vase of mixed flowering stems containing between 5 and 10 stems, from a minimum of two different kinds.  The display will be judged as follows - 25 points for colour, form, condition, quality and freshness of flowers, and 10 points for overall presentation.    
       
  1st prize : £10  Mr. Fothergill’s voucher,  2nd prize : £5 Mr. Fothergill’s voucher 3rd prize : £3 Mr Fothergill’s voucher.    
       
  HOME ECONOMICS CLASSES    
              
  All jams to be shown in 1lb glass jars, or the metric equivalent.  No proprietary names on lids or jars.    
    Only new metal lids to be used on pickles and chutneys and wax discs & cellophane tops to be used on all jams.  Labels must clearly show the name  of the contents and the full date when made.