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The Royal Cornwall Showground Wadebridge PL27 7JE

Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th April 2019

2019 SPRING FLOWER SHOW

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2019 SPRING FLOWER SHOW

The Royal Cornwall Showground Wadebridge PL27 7JE

Saturday 6th April 10am – 5pmSunday 7th April 10am – 4pm

SHOW COMMITTEE

Show Chairman: Andrew Leslie Tel: 01208 872770

Show Director:Richard Trant Tel: 01208 368965

Entries Secretary:Fay Mann Tel: 01872 870098

Members:Jocelyn AdamsGiles ClotworthyJilly Easterby (PR)Charles Francis Sandy GilmoreJudith HancockJenifer HilliardPat KnightAnne LangleyRob LangleyNutty LimSue NewtonTamasin Pemberton

CONTACTS FOR ENQUIRIES: TRADE EXHIBITS, GROUP BOOKING

& OTHER SHOW ENQUIRIES

Show Director: Richard TrantBenbole House, The Terrace, Lostwithiel PL22 0DTTel: 01208 368965 Mob: 07530 920585e-mail: [email protected]

Show Administrator:Claire Waldie - Tel: 01736 331474 Mob: 07538 157089 Email: [email protected]

FLORAL ART CLASSESPat Knight, 44 Summerlane Park, Pelynt, Looe, PL13 2JW Tel: 01503 220894email: [email protected]

COMPETITIVE CLASSESFay Mann, 3 Chellan Vean, Frogpool, Truro TR4 8SGTel: 01872 870098 email: [email protected]

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2019 SPRING FLOWER SHOW

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SCHEDULE INDEXPage Section Class 1 Contacts2-4 Exhibitor Information5 Tickets6 A Trees & Shrubs7 B Magnolias7-9 C Camellia Classifications & Notes10 D Rhododendrons11-14 E Daffodils14-15 F Herbaceous etc.15 G & H Pot Plants & Alpines16-17 I Floral Art18 J Photography18-19 K Children’s Competitions20-21 L Cups & Awards

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2019 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

The Spring Flower Show 2019 represents an exciting new departure for the Cornwall Garden Society in that we are moving the show to the Royal Cornwall Showground at Wadebridge. It offers major advantages in terms of space for exhibition of entries, trade stands, access, parking and other facilities.

I have every confidence that under the leadership of Andrew Leslie, Chairman of the Show Committee and Dickie Trant, the Show Director, this year will be a great success. The Competitive Classes are of course at the heart of the show; and it is to you, the exhibitors, to whom we are indebted for your participation, and the work that goes into it. I much look forward to welcoming you to Wadebridge.

Sir Robert OwenChairman – Cornwall Garden Society

ENTERING COMPETITIVE CLASSES

You do not have to be a member of the Society to enter

Read through the Schedule and decide the classes that you would like to enter. If you would like advice contact the Entries Secretary (Fay Mann 01872 870098) and she will put you in touch with the relevant expert.

Take a walk around your garden about a month before the Show and if you decide to exhibit, fill in the Horticultural Exhibits Entry Form in the centre of the Schedule and return it. We will confirm your entry and provide an Exhibitor’s Number which will give you free entry to the Show.

For Floral Art, Photography and Children’s Classes please use the separate appropriate Entry Forms in the centre of the Schedule and note that they may have different deadline dates.

If two or more family members would like to enter then please use separate Entry Forms.

Please make sure that your Entry Form is returned on time – read the Timetable and Conditions in the Schedule carefully – we reach full capacity in many of the classes by the closing dates and late entries cannot be accepted due to limited space. There are no fees to enter exhibits in the Competitive Classes.

DEADLINE FOR ALL HORTICULTURAL ENTRIES THURSDAY 28TH MARCH 2019On receipt of your Entry Form you will receive an acknowledgment together with your Exhibitor’s Number and Species Cards for naming your Exhibits if known. Further advice on parking and staging will be included. When you arrive to stage your exhibits there will be Stewards to help you if required. Vases, water and preparation tables will be provided for horticultural entries.

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TIMETABLE FOR STAGING & JUDGINGTuesday 2nd & Wednesday 3rd April Delivery of photographs (including children’s) to: Show Office, Royal Cornwall Showground

Thursday 4th April Staging of Trade Stands (9am - 5pm)Staging of Competitive Classes & Children’s (2pm - 5pm)Staging of Floral Art (9am - 7pm)

Friday 5th April Staging of Competitive Classes (9am - 2.30pm)Staging of Floral Art (9am - 3pm)Staging of Children’s Classes (9am - 3pm)Staging of Trade Stands (9am - 7pm)Judging of Floral Art (from 3.30pm)Judging of other Competitive Classes (4pm - 7pm)

Saturday 7th AprilJudging of Trade Stands, Plantsman Award & Children’s Classes (8am - 10am)

CONDITIONS FOR COMPETITIVE CLASSESGeneral Conditions for all Classes:[a] Exhibitors should receive an acknowledgment of their entries with their Exhibitor’s Number.

This letter will be their authority for staging and removing exhibits.[b] In the event of an exhibitor wishing to withdraw an entry it is particularly requested that

the Entries Secretary be informed no later than Tuesday 2nd April.[c] Staging of exhibits must be carried out in accordance with the Timetable above. No exhibit

should be removed before the end of the Show.[d] All reasonable care will be taken to protect exhibited material, but the Committee

cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage. Exhibits are only accepted on this understanding.

[e] Entry Forms must clearly show the NUMBER of the Class for which the exhibit is submitted but the judge’s decision as to whether a particular exhibit qualifies for such a class must be accepted as final.

[f] All competitors must vacate the site whilst the judging takes place. No one other than Judges, their Stewards and Committee members are allowed on site during the judging.

[g] The Society’s experts will assist exhibitors in doubt about their classification of exhibits but have the right to disqualify any not in accordance with the schedule, prior to judging.

ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS FOR HORTICULTURAL CLASSES.[a] An exhibitor may stage up to two entries in any one class, provided that they are different,

unless otherwise specified in the relevant section of this Schedule[b] All exhibits should be labelled with the name of the species or cultivar; where it is not

known, the label should bear the words “Name Unknown”. Species cards will be posted with confirmation of entry letters but spares will be available from the Class Stewards at the show Incorrect naming may be corrected but will not be penalised during judging.

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[c] Unless otherwise specified, all exhibits must be plants grown in the open but blooms may be cut and opened indoors. This does not apply to Sections D, E, F, G and H.

[d] Exhibits must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for a period of not fewer than three months prior to the date of the Show.

[e] During staging, exhibitors must not place their vase etc. on spaces allotted to others. Tables for arranging exhibits will be provided to prevent the soiling of staging and exhibitors’ cards.

[f] The Committee reserves the right to re-name or move exhibits where necessary. Stewards will be available to give advice during the staging of exhibits.

[g] All vases are provided free of charge. They should not be removed from the class in which they are placed without the consent of the Show Director.

Additional Conditions for Photography, Floral Art and Junior Classes can be found in the relevant section of the Schedule

NOVICE CLASSES

Classes marked * are solely for exhibitors who have not previously won a first prize in the respective sections of a Cornwall Garden Society Spring Show. Novices may, of course, also enter any other classes in that section.

AWARDS

[a] The Judges have full discretion to give awards according to the merit of the exhibit.

[b] Exhibitors may remove their award cards from the staging after 4pm on the Sunday as the Show closes. Award cards not removed will be disposed of.

[c] A list of winners of awards and prizes will be posted outside the office by 12 noon Saturday morning. All Trophies and Awards will be presented at 3pm on the Sunday. All winners (or their representative) are requested to attend.

OBJECTIONS

Any objections raised by an exhibitor must be made in writing to the Show Director not later than 3pm on Saturday 6th April for submission to the Show Committee. Any matters not provided for in these regulations shall be referred to the Show Committee, whose decision in all cases will be final.

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ADMISSION TO THE SHOW

Exhibitors will be supplied with one Exhibitor’s Pass to admit them at any time. Trade exhibitors will be supplied with two passes.

ADMISSION CHARGES:

Members: £8 in advance (£9 on the gate)

Tickets: £10 in advance (£11 on the gate)

Groups in advance: £10 per person

Children under 16 are free

ADVANCED BOOKINGS:crbo.co.uk/springshow | 01726 879500

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S E C T I O N A

ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBSOther than Class 1 (unless otherwise stated) cut material must not exceed 80cm in height from the top of the vase and 80cm in overall width. Exhibits not conforming will be disqualified. Exhibits in Foliage Classes must not have flowers or berries.Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd 1 An unrestricted collection of outdoor hardwood Ornamental Trees, 20 15 10 Shrubs or Climbers staged as a display in a minimum of 9 vases (one cultivar per vase) within a 1.5m run of three tiered staging (no size restrictions). Vases available.

THIS IS INTENDED AS A SHOWCASE FOR COMPETING GARDENS & GARDEN CLUBS PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO HEIGHT RESTRICTION

2 Outdoor hardwood Ornamental Trees, Shrubs or Climbers 10 7 5 in flower, 3 different genera, excluding Camellias, Magnolias and Rhododendrons. 3 Vases. On three tiered staging.3 Conifers, 3 species or cultivars belonging to different 7 5 3 genera in 3 vases on three tiered staging.4 An outdoor hardwood Ornamental Tree, Shrub or Climber 5 3 2 in flower excluding Camellias, Magnolias and Rhododendrons. 1 vase.5 Southern hemisphere Tree or Shrub in flower. 1 species 5 3 2 or cultivar. 1 vase.6 Outdoor Foliage (but not variegated, silver or conifer). 1 species or 5 3 2 cultivar. No flowers or berries. 1 vase.6a Outdoor Silver Foliage, no flowers or berries. 1 species or cultivar. 5 3 2 1 vase.7 Outdoor variegated foliage other than conifers. No flowers or berries. 5 3 2 1 species or cultivar. 1 vase.8 *Outdoor flowering hardwood Ornamental Tree, Shrub or 5 3 2 Climber. 1 species or cultivar excluding Camellias, Magnolias and Rhododendrons, shown by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 1 vase. 9 *Outdoor foliage hardwood Ornamental Tree, Shrub or Climber. 5 3 2 No flowers or berries. 1 species or cultivar excluding Camellias, Magnolias and Rhododendrons, shown by an exhibitor who has not previously won first prize in this section. 1 vase.

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S E C T I O N B

MAGNOLIASIn classes 10, 11 & 14 maximum dimensions per vase 130cm x 130cm. A spray can contain multiple stems.In classes 12, 13 & 15 maximum dimensions per vase 25cm width x 40cm height Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd 10 Magnolias, 3 large sprays of different species, hybrids or cultivars in 20 15 10 3 vases on 3 tiers.11 Magnolia, a large spray of 1 species, hybrid or cultivar. 1 vase. 10 7 512 Magnolia, a single bloom. 10 7 513 Magnolias, 3 different blooms. 1 bloom per vase. 20 15 1014 *Magnolia, 1 species, hybrid or cultivar shown by exhibitor 10 7 5 who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 1 spray. 1 vase.15 *Magnolia, 1 species, hybrid or cultivar shown by exhibitor 10 7 5 who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 1 bloom.1 vase.

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CAMELLIAS

SPECIMEN BLOOM CLASSESSpecimen blooms must have one and not more than three leaves left on their stems. Moss may be used but must not extend beyond the vase rim. Space allowed 25cm per vase.Please see notes on classification at the end of this section.16 12 different Camellias. 1 bloom of each. 12 vases. (1 entry per person) 20 15 1017 6 different Camellias. 1 bloom of each. 6 vases. (1 entry per person) 10 7 518 C. japonica, any 3 different single-flowered cultivars.1 bloom of 7 5 3 each. 3 vases.19 C. japonica, any 3 different semi-double cultivars, 1 bloom of each. 7 5 3 3 vases.20 C. japonica, any 3 different anemone- or paeony-formed cultivars. 7 5 3 1 bloom of each. 3 vases.21 C. japonica, any 3 different rose-formed or formal double cultivars. 7 5 3 1 bloom of each. 3 vases.22 C. x williamsii, any 3 different single-flowered cultivars. 1 bloom of 7 5 3 each. 3 vases.23 C. x williamsii, any 3 different semi-double cultivars. 1 bloom of 7 5 3 each. 3 vases.24 C. x williamsii, any 3 different rose-formed, formal double, anemone 7 5 3 or paeony-formed cultivars. 1 bloom of each. 3 vases.

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Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd25 Any 3 different Camellias, any species or hybrid. 3 vases. 7 5 326 3 miniature Camellias (max 6cm) (ie Bob’s Tinsie). Same species. 7 5 3 1 vase. 27 3 miniature Camellias (max 6 cm) Different varieties. 1 vase. 7 5 328 C. japonica, any single-flowered cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 229 C. japonica, any semi-double cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 230 C. japonica, any anemone or paeony-formed cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 231 C. japonica, any rose-formed or formal double cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 232 3 different species of Camellia, excluding C. x williamsi (c.japonica and 7 5 3 c. salnenensis) and c.reticulata. One bloom of each. 3 vases.33 Deleted34 Deleted35 Any C. reticulata or hybrid of which C. reticulata is a parent. 1 bloom. 5 3 236 C. x williamsii, any single-flowered cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 237 C. x williamsii, any semi-double cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 238 C. x williamsii, any rose-formed or formal double cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 239 C. x williamsii, any anemone or paeony-formed cultivar. 1 bloom. 5 3 240 *Any bloom shown by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 7 5 3

SPRAY CLASSESEach spray must not exceed 70cm in height from top of the vase or 70cm in overall width from top of vase. A vase may contain multiple stems.41 3 different Camellias. 3 vases. 10 7 542 3 different Camellias. 1 vase. (no other plant material allowed) 10 7 543 Any C. japonica cultivar. 1 vase. 7 5 344 Any C. x williamsii cultivar. 1 vase. 7 5 345 *Any Camellia, 1 vase, shown by an exhibitor who has not previously 7 5 3 won a first prize in this section.45a *3 different Camellias, 1 vase, (no other plant material allowed) shown 7 5 3 by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section.

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CAMELLIA CLASSIFICATION

For the purposes of this Show, Camellia flowers are classified into six groups conforming to the following definitions:-

SINGLE - SEMI-DOUBLE ANEMONE-FORM Not more than 9 petals, 2 or more rows of petals, Flat with one or more rows with central boss of. stamens conspicuous. of large outer petals stamens and a central convex mass of twisted petaloids & stamens.

PAEONY-FORM ROSE-FORM FORMAL-DOUBLE Deep & rounded, with Several rows of petals, Many rows of fully neatly several rows of outer showing stamens overlapping petals petals and a central overlapping in a concave obscuring the central convex mass of when fully open stamens. twisted petaloids

CAMELLIA CLASSIFICATION - NOTESFlowers will be judged on their quality at the time of judging. The form must accord with this schedule independently of any published description of the variety. The judges are the arbiters and their decision is final.

For the purpose of this Show:-

i. Salutation, Inspiration, Grand Jury, Leonard Messel and Francie L are considered to be hybrids of C. saluenensis and C. reticulata.

ii. C. x williamsii includes hybrids between C. saluenensis and C. japonica, e.g. Donation and seedlings of C. x williamsii e.g. Glenn’s Orbit, provided that no species other than C. saluenensis and japonica are involved in the parentage.

iii. C. x heterophylla Barbara Hillier is considered to be a hybrid between C. japonica and C. reticulata.

iv. C. vernalis and C. wabisuke are regarded as being of hybrid origin.v. C. japonica is considered to include C. rusticana.

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S E C T I O N DRHODODENDRONSAll exhibits must be entered and staged in accordance with the way in which the plants are classified in the R.H.S. Rhododendron Handbook. A truss consists of a flower cluster on a single stem. A minimum of two leaves must be attached. Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd

SPECIES: SINGLE TRUSSES 50cm width.46 3 different species. 1 truss of each, 3 vases. 7 5 347 Any species (excluding those in 48 and 49). 1 truss. 5 3 248 Any species of sub-section Falconera, Grandia or Macabeanum. 1 truss. 5 3 249 Any species of sub-sections Edgeworthia or Maddenia, grown in the 5 3 2 open ground. 1 truss

SPECIES: SPRAY CLASSESUnless otherwise stated height must not exceed 90cm from the top of the vase or 80cm in overall width. A vase may contain multiple stems.50 3 Species. 1 vase of each. 10 7 551 Any species of the Falconera, Grandia or Macabeanum sub-sections. 7 5 3 Permitted dimension 90cm x 90cm in overall width. 1 vase.52 Any species of the Heliolepida or Triflora sub-sections 7 5 3 (eg Augustinii). 1 vase.53 Any species of the Edgeworthia or Maddenia sub-sections, grown in 7 5 3 open ground. 1 vase.54 Any species of Cinnabarina sub-sections, (eg Royleii) grown in open 7 5 3 ground.1 vase. 55 Any species of Azalea.1 vase not exceeding 70cm in height 7 5 3 from the top of the vase and 70cm in width.56 Any species of the subgenus Hymenanthes (i.e. elepidotes) of a sub- 7 5 3 section not mentioned in the foregoing classes (eg Niveum). 1 vase.

HYBRID: SINGLE TRUSS57 3 hybrids. 1 truss of 3 different varieties, 3 vases. 65cm width. 7 5 358 Any hybrid.1 truss. 65cm width. 5 3 2

HYBRID: SPRAY CLASSESUnless otherwise stated height not to exceed 80cm from the top of the vase & 80cm in width. A vase may contain multiple stems.59 3 hybrids, excluding Azaleas. 1 vase of each. 10 7 560 Any hybrid, excluding Azaleas. 1 vase. 7 5 361 Any hybrid of which one parent is a species of the Triflora 7 5 3 sub-section.1 vase.62 Any hybrid of which one parent is a species of the Cinnabarina sub-section 7 5 3 1 vase not exceeding 70cm in height from the top of the vase.Class 63 deleted

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MISCELLANEOUSUnless otherwise stated height not to exceed 70 cm from the top of the vase & 60 cm in width.Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd

64 Deleted

65 *1 truss (a flower cluster on a single stem with two leaves attached) of 5 3 2 any species or hybrid, shown by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section.66 *1 single vase of any species or hybrid, shown by an exhibitor who has not 5 3 2 previously won a first prize in this section.67 Any evergreen Azalea. 1 vase not exceeding 45cm in height 7 5 3 from the top of the vase and 45cm in width.

Class 68 deleted

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DAFFODILSPlease see notes on classification and numbers of entries at the end of this section. Space allowed 15cm per single bloom, 25cm for three blooms in one vase69 A collection of 12 different flowers, 12 vases, 1 stem per vase 20 15 10 representing at least 4 Divisions. (Andrew Leslie Trophy)70 A collection of 6 different cultivars any Division. 6 vases. 10 7 5 (3rd leg SW Comp.)71 A collection of 6 cultivars any Division, all white perianths. 6 blooms. 10 7 5 6 vases.72 Any miniature from any Division. 3 cultivars. 3 stems per vase. 10 7 5 3 vases.73 Division 1, 1 cultivar, 3 blooms. 1 vase. 7 5 374 Division 1, 1 bloom. 5 4 375 Division 2. 1 cultivar. 3 blooms. 1vase. 7 5 376 Division 2. 1 bloom. 5 4 377 Division 3. 1 cultivar. 3 blooms. 1 vase. 7 5 378 Division 3. 1 bloom. 5 4 379 Division 4, 1 cultivar with 1 flower per stem, 3 blooms. 1 vase. 7 5 380 Division 4, 1 bloom with 1 flower to the stem. 1 vase. 5 4 381 Division 4, 1 multiheaded cultivar, 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 382 Division 4, 1 multiheaded cultivar, 1 stem. 5 4 383 Division 5, 1 cultivar, 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 384 Division 5, 1 stem. 5 4 385 Division 6. 1 cultivar.3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 386 Division 6. 1 stem. 5 4 387 Division 7. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 388 Division 7. 1 stem. 5 4 389 Division 8, 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase 7 5 390 Division 8, 1 cultivar. 1 stem. 5 4 391 Division 9, 1 cultivar 3 blooms. 1 vase. 7 5 3

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Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd92 Division 9, 1 bloom. 5 4 3 93 Division 10. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 394 Division 10. 1 stem. 5 4 395 Division 11. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 396 Division 11. 1 stem. 5 4 397 Division 12. 1 cultivar, 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 398 Division 12. 1 stem. 5 4 399 Division 13. 1 species, 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 3100 Division 13. 1 stem. 5 4 3101 Any miniature from any Division. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 3102 Any miniature from any Division, 1 stem. 5 4 3103 A vase or bowl of Daffodils with flowers less than 5cm in diameter and 5 4 3 with any foliage, in a 30cm run of staging, to be judged as an all-round display. Max height 30cm. 104 *1 stem, any variety shown by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 5 3 2105 *Any three different Daffodils shown by an exhibitor who has not 7 5 3 previously won a first prize in this section. 1 stem per vase. 106 Seedling Daffodil(s). 1 bloom per vase. 7 5 3107 Any pre-1940 Daffodil (named if possible). 1 cultivar, 3 stems. 1 vase. 7 5 3 This class will be judged in accordance with the RHS Daffodil Register.107a For children under 16 years. Any daffodil, 1 bloom or stem, 1 vase. 5 4 3107b For children under 16 years. Any daffodils, 3 different blooms or stems. 7 5 3 1 vase Assistance with naming of cultivars can normally be provided at the Show

If you have any queries please contact the Show Entries Secretary

* = Classes for novice entrants.

Note that there is a class for a pot or pan of miniature daffodils: Class 132 in Section G - Pot Plants

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D A F F O D I L C L A S S I F I C A T I O N

OTHER DAFFODIL SECTION NOTES:-Division 8

vii.Tazettas of garden origin, with characteristics of N.Tazetta completely dominant,i.e. several blooms on each stem, usually 5 – 20, the corona cup-shaped, with the mouth no more

but a little more than the diameter of the base of the corona, with typical Tazetta scent.viii.Poetaz of garden origin, with the characteristics of N.Poeticus clearly evident. (N.B. These CV’s as the name implies, were raised from crosses between the species, sub-

species and wild forms of N.Tazetta and Poeticus).ix. The characteristics include 2 and rarely more than 4 blooms on each stem, the coronas flared

with the mouth of the corona always wider than the base, with scent of the poets more noticeable than that of the Tazettas.

Entries per class.

x. No more than 2 entries per class are permitted, except in classes for single stems where a maximum of 5 entries may be made providing they are all different.

xi. Classes 81 and 82 are for flowers with two or more blooms on each stem.xii.Classes for Miniatures are species, sub-species, hybrids or cultivars such as asturiensis,

bulbocodium, cyclamineus, juncifolius and watieri that are dwarf and have individual flowers of no more than 5cm in diameter when flattened. If in doubt consult the approved list of miniatures listed by The Daffodil Society:

(www.thedaffodilsociety.com)xiii. N.B. Daffodil = Narcissus & Narcissus = Daffodil in this schedule.

S E C T I O N FHERBACEOUS, RHIZOMATOUS AND OTHER BULBOUS PLANTSA selection of different size vases will be available. Unless otherwise stated a space of 25 cm will be allowed per vase. Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd 108 A collection of 3 herbaceous perennials (excluding bulbs), of different 7 5 3 cultivars. 3 vases.109 A collection of 3 herbaceous perennials (excluding bulbs), of different 7 5 3 cultivars all belonging to the same genus. 3 vases. 110 Annual or biennial. 1 vase. 5 3 2111 Any herbaceous perennial other than a bulbous plant. 1 vase. 5 3 2112 Any other flower from a bulb, corm or rhizome, except 5 3 2 Narcissus. 3 stems,1 cultivar or species. 1 vase. 113 Helleborus. 1 hybrid. 1 vase (30cm). 5 3 2114 Helleborus. A collection of 3 different hybrids. 3 vases (30cm each). 7 5 3115 Helleborus. A collection of 6 flower heads displayed on plate 5 3 2 in water (provided).116 Primrose, double flowered. 6 stems, 1 or more colours, 1 vase. 5 3 2117 Primrose plants single flowered, up to 3 varieties, in a container 7 5 3 1 or more colours. (30cm).

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Class PointsNumber 1st 2nd 3rd

118 Polyanthus. 3 spikes per vase. 3 vases. 7 5 3119 Polyanthus. 3 spikes. 1 vase (30cm). 5 3 2120 Hosta. 3 leaves. 1 vase. (30cm). 5 3 2121 Tulips. 3 stems. 1 vase. 5 3 2122 Tulips. 3 distinct varieties, 9 stems. 3 vases. 7 5 3123 Primula (including Auricula). 3 stems. 1 vase. 5 3 2124 Iris. 3 stems. 1 vase. 5 3 2125 Wallflower. 3 stems. 1 vase. (30cm). 5 3 2126 *Any herbaceous, rhizomatous, corm and other bulbous plant shown 5 3 2 by an exhibitor who has not previously won a first prize in this section. 1 vase.

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POT PLANTS AND ALPINESUnless otherwise stated a maximum space of 50cm per entry will be allowed. Unrestricted height. 1 entry per person per class.127 A large spectacular plant of any variety. No maximum height. 10 7 5 Maximum width of entry 1.5m.128 3 flowering, fruiting or foliage pot plants. Pots not to exceed 10 7 5 25cm in diameter (to be staged in a 1 metre run).129 1 flowering, fruiting or foliage pot plant. Pot not to exceed 5 3 2 25cm in diameter.130 1 foliage plant. 5 3 2130a) Alpines 1 pan rock plants. Max space allowed 30cms. 7 5 3 130b) *1 single potted rock plant. Max space allowed 30cms. 7 5 3131 1 Cyclamen. 5 3 2132 1 pot or pan of no more than 18cm internal diameter at the top 5 3 2 of any miniature Daffodils in a 30cm run of staging.133 1 Pelargonium. 5 3 2134 1 potted Hippeastrum (Amaryllis), unrestricted height. 5 3 2135 Any other potted plant grown from bulbs, corms or tubers. 5 3 2136 1 pot containing insectivorous plants. 5 3 2137 1 pot containing Bromeliads 5 3 2138 1 pot containing a succulent or cactus. 5 3 2139 1 Bonsai 5 3 2140 Any Orchid, species or hybrid (unrestricted height) 5 3 2141 *Any flowering pot plant shown by an exhibitor who has not previously 5 3 2 won a first prize in this section

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FLORAL ARTAll enquiries regarding the Floral Art Classes to: Pat Knight, 44 Summerlane Park, Pelynt, Looe, PL13 2JW.Tel: 01503 220894Please note that entries are restricted to one exhibit per entrant per class.Judged in a accordance with NAFAS Competition Manual 3rd Edition 2015 Judges: Mrs Debbie Wadge (National Judge) Mrs Sue Clissold (Area Judge)

142 The Wonder of Nature An exhibit. To be staged on a circular base provided. 122cm in diameter and within a space of 152cm width, 152cm depth, 198cm height and approx. 10cm from ground level. with a cream background. To be judged from the front. Exhibitors to provide own covering base. For a Club, Society, or a min of two people. A maximum of two people per entry. A £30 allowance for each entry.

143 Contrasting Forms An exhibit. Space allowed width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tables covered in cream background. Judged from the front.

144 Tantalising Textures (Tapestry) An exhibit. Space allowed width 61cm, depth 61cm, height 25cm. Staged on table 40cm from the ground, covered in black open staging but judged from above.

145 Off The Beaten Track An exhibit. Space allowed width 76cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on table and covered in hessian with a cream background. Judged from the front. A novice is a competitor who has not won first prise in Floral Art in a previous Cornwall Garden Society Show.

146 Spring Delight An exhibit in the manner of Constance Spry. Space allowed width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tables covered in cream with a cream background. Judged from the front.

147 Interlinked An exhibit. Space allowed width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tabling and covered in cream, open staging. Judged from the front.

148 A Montage of Layers Space allowed width 91cm, depth 76cm, height 50cm. Staged on tabling covered in cream, open staging.

149 Happy Easter An Easter Egg, a Craft Exhibit. Space allowed width 25cm, depth 25cm, height 25cm. Plant material must predominate. Tiered staging covered in cream with a black base. May be pre-done. Judged from the front.

150 Forgotten Corner A petite exhibit. Not to exceed width 25cm, depth 25cm, height 37cm. Tiered staging covered in cream on a cork base. May be pre-done. Judged from the front.

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NOTES & CONDITIONS: Exhibition Hall

All staging and backgrounds unless stated will be cream.

Unless otherwise stated all exhibits will be viewed and judged from the front.

Unless otherwise stated staging will be on tables approximately 76cm from the floor.

All measurements are approximate.

All exhibits must be arranged and staged on staging days within the space provided.

In all classes pre-done work should not predominate, except classes 144, 149 and 150 which may be brought ready assembled.

Plant material must predominate.

No artificial plant material may be used.

The judge’s decision is final.

Staging Thursday 4th April from 9am – 7pm and Friday 5th April from 9am – 3pm.

Judging to start at 3.30pm on Friday 5th April.

Removal of exhibits from 4.30pm on Sunday 7th April.

All awards will be presented at the show at 3pm Sunday 7th April

Entries to be sent to Pat Knight at address above by the 27th March 2019 with a S.A.E. or email [email protected]

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PHOTOGRAPHY (see next Section for Junior Classes) All photographs must have a horticultural theme.

Adult exhibitors may enter only one entry in each class. You do not have to be a member of the Society to enter.

Delivery: Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd April (9am - 4pm) at The Royal Cornwall Showground or in advance to Anne Langley (see photography entry form for address). Entries delivered after 4pm on 3rd April cannot be staged. No frames. No captions. It is recommended that highly coloured mounts are avoided as these rarely do justice to the prints. Space allowed A3 including mount. Prints must be no more than A4 unmounted. All photographs are displayed on black panels. No photograph previously shown will be accepted. All photographs submitted must be the photographer’s own work and your name must be on the reverse.Class PointsNumber (all entries must have a horticultural theme) 1st 2nd 3rd151 A Poster For Your Five a Day 7 5 3152 Plants and Statues Living Together 7 5 3153 The Lonesome Tree 7 5 3154 Civic Floral Displays 7 5 3155 Symmetry 7 5 3156 Black and White Repeating Patterns (any of the above subjects) 7 5 3Junior Classes 157a) A Bug’s Life - up to 10 years 7 5 3157b) - 11 to 18 years 7 5 3158a) Garden Tools - up to 10 years 7 5 3158b) - 11 to 18 years 7 5 3

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159 Story in a Box – a selection of plants and bulbs planted up in compost in a box of any size as long as it is transportable.

Group entries only – up to 11 years old (Key Stages 1 & 2).

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160 Best Leek, Onion or Salad grown from seed or seedlings. a) Individual entry – up to 7 years old (Key Stage 1). b) Individual entry - 7 to 11 years (Key Stage 2) 161 Best Vegetable grown from seed or seedlings. a) Individual entry – up to 7 years old ( Key Stage 1). b) Individual entry - 7 to 11 years ( Key Stage 2) 162 Best Dressed Vegetable. a) Individual entry – up to 7 years old ( Key Stage 1). b) Individual entry - 7 to 11 years ( Key Stage 2) 163 Walk in my Shoes - any footwear planted with seasonal flowers and bulbs, with label attached describing briefly the child›s interests and their special need. Two sentences maximum. 11 to 16 years with special needs (Key Stage 3 and 4).

Separate Entry Forms for Junior Classes are contained in this Schedule or can be downloaded from our website: cornwallgardensociety.org.uk/spring-flower-show

For further details on Classes 159 to 163 please contact Tamasin Pemberton, 29 Albert Road, St Austell PL5 4TZ. email: [email protected]

Note also that Daffodil classes 107a and 107b are for exhibitors under the age of 16 (see page 14).

Junior Photography (please see Photography Section above)

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C U P S & A W A R D S

THE ROSEMARY COBBALD-SAWLE CUPBest Exhibit in Class1 Section A

THE LOUIS REID CUPMost Points Class 2-9 Section A

THE MOIRA REID MEMORIAL TROPHY Best Exhibit of Variegated Foliage Section A

THE R.K. HARRISON TROPHYBest Exhibit in Novice Classes Section A

THE GEORGE JOHNSTONE PERPETUAL TROPHYMost Points Magnolia classes Section B

THE TREVE HOLMAN MEMORIAL CUPBest Exhibit in Section B. Magnolias

THE NORMAN COLVILLE BOWLBest Exhibit in Class 16, 12 specimen Camellia blooms Section C

THE VISCOUNTESS BOYD OF MERTON CUP Best Exhibit in Class 4l Section C

THE CAMELLIA CUPMost Points in Section C Camellias

THE COODE CAMELLIA CUP Best Exhibit in Class 17, 6 specimen Camellia blooms Section C

THE MOUNT EDGCUMBE CUPBest Exhibit in Novice Camellia Classes (40,45&45a)

THE MRS CHARLES WILLIAMS RHODODENDRON CUP Most Points in Section D Rhododendrons.

THE E.J.P. MAGOR MEMORIAL CUPBest Vase or Exhibit 46-63,67 & 68 Rhododendrons Section D

ABISS MEMORIAL TROPHYBest Vase or Growing Plant Section A.B.C & D

THE ELMGATE CUP Best Exhibit in Novice Rhododendron Classes Section D

THE MULOCK CUPMost Points in Section F Herbaceous, Rhizomatus & Bulbous Plants

THE NORMAN KNIBBS MEMORIAL TROPHYBest Exhibit in either Section F Herbaceous

THE HODGSON CHALLENGE CUP Most Points Section G&H Pot Plants

THE CORNWALL ALPINE GARDEN SOCIETY TROPHYBest Exhibit Section G and H Alpines

THE PATIENCE BARNES CHALLENGE CUP Best Exhibit in either Section F Herbaceous or Section G&H Pot Plants

PAT'S INDOOR PLANT TROPHYBest Exhibit in Section G&H Pot Plants

THE BRISTOL & WEST TROPHYMost outstanding vase or growing plant in Sections E,F,G&H

Daffodils, Herbaceous, Pot Plants, Rhizomatus & Bulbous plants, Alpines

THE JOHN LEVITT MEMORIAL CUP SECTION EMost Points (single bloom classes) Daffodils 74,76,78,80,82,84,86,88,90,92,94,96,98,100.

THE CHARLES LE GRICE CUP SECTION EMost Points (3 stem) Daffodi1s 73,75,77,79,81,83,85,87,89,91,93,95,97,99.

THE EDWARD PEDLAR CUPBest Exhibit Section E Daffodils (not Classes 69 or 70)

THE ALEC GREY PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP Most Points Miniature Classes Section E (72, 101, 102, 103, 104 )

THE SECRETT CUPMost Points Section E Daffodils

THE DAFFODIL SOCIETY MEDAL Best Bloom in Class 70

THE BANKSIAN MEDAL Granted by RHS for most points in Horticultural Classes.

(Winners from previous two years not eligible)

THE MARGARET SHEPHERD CUPBest Exhibit in Section I Floral Art by a WI member

THE KITSON CUPMost Points in Section I Floral Art Classes 142 - 150

THE BASEDEN TROPHYBest Exhibit in Section I Floral Art Class 142

THE H & M LIBBY MEMORIAL CUPBest Exhibit in Novice Class Section I Floral Art Class 145

THE CONSTANCE SPRY MEMORIAL CUPBest Exhibit in Section I Floral Art Class 146

THE CORNWALL THEATRE OF FLOWERS TROPHYBest Exhibit in Section I Floral Art Classes 143-150

THE FORTESCUE CUP Most Points in Section J Photography

THE LAUNCESTON CUP Best Exhibit in Section J Photography

THE BANHAM CUPBest Show Garden

THE BICKFORD-SMITH TROPHY Best Trade Exhibit (Winners from previous two years not eligible)

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY PLANTSMAN AWARD Trade Exhibitors: Plants or Plant Material of Recent Introduction or of Special Merit

THE EDWIN SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHYBest Black & White Photograph

THE ROSEMARY WHITE CUPBest Heritage Daffodil Class 107

THE ANDREW LESLIE TROPHY Winner of Class 69 Daffodils

BEST TRADE NEWCOMERBest Trade Stand by Newcomer or Returning Trader

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COMPETITIONS FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE SECTION K

INDIVIDUALS: Please tick the classes you wish to enter and state your age:

Cornwall Garden Society2019 Spring Flower Show, 6th and 7th April

ENTRY FORM - FOR JUNIOR HORTICULTURAL CLASSES ONLY(Please use Photography entry form for classes 157a, 157b, 158a and 158b)

(Please use Horticultural entry form for classes 107, 107a and 107b)

This form to be completed and returned to:Tamasin Pemberton, 29 Albert Road

St Austell PL5 4TZTel: 07565 529331

Email: [email protected]

Name (written in the form to be used on any awards):

Contact name (if different from above): Tel:Mobile:

Address:

Date:

Class Age

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163

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - THURSDAY 28th MARCH 2019

(Please use specific entry forms for Horticultural and Photography entries)

This form to be completed and returned to:

Mrs Pat Knight, 44 Summerlane ParkPelynt, Looe PL13 2JW

Tel: 01503 220594Email: [email protected]

Name (written in the form to be used on any awards): CGS Member Yes/No

Contact name (if different from above): Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:

2019 Spring Flower Show, 6th and 7th AprilENTRY FORM - FOR FLORAL ART ENTRIES ONLY

Cornwall Garden Society

Please tick the classes you wish to enter:

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DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - THURSDAY 28th MARCH 2019FLORAL ART SECTION I

(Please use specific entry forms for Horticultural and Floral Art entries)


Mrs Anne Langley, Little TrenarrettAltarnun, Launceston PL15 7SY


Please tick the classes you wish to enter - we can only accept one entry per class for adults:

JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY - Two entries per class are permitted



Address: Email:

Date:

2019 Spring Flower Show, 6th and 7th April

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DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - THURSDAY 28th MARCH 2019PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION J


(Please use specific entry forms for Photography, Floral Art and Junior Classes)


Fay Mann, 3 Chellan VeanFrogpool, Truro TR4 8SG


Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope - half A4 size (C5)(If more than six entries, please use a “Large Letter” stamp, 76p or 98p)



Address: Email:

Date:

2019 Spring Flower Show, 6th and 7th April

ENTRY FORM - FOR HORTICULTURAL ENTRIES ONLY

Section Class No 1 or 2 Entries?(See page 7b)


DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - THURSDAY 28th MARCH 2019

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