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The Royal Cornwall Showground Wadebridge PL27 7JE

Friday 16th, Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th July 2021

2021 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

A 3-day Event

Supported by Atkins Ferrie Wealth Management

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2021 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

The Royal Cornwall Showground Wadebridge PL27 7JE

Friday 16th July 10am – 5pmSaturday 17th July 10am – 5pmSunday 18th July 10am – 4pm

Dates for 2022 Spring Flower ShowSaturday 2nd AprilSunday 3rd April

CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2021 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW AND COVID-19

The Cornwall Garden Society and its Flower Show Committee naturally take Covid-19, and the risk and complexities that the Coronavirus has brought to all large-scale events, very seriously. Show-goer flow-through and attendance numbers will be carefully managed. Social distancing will be our guiding principle and the safety of all participants our watchword. We will ensure that the 2021 Summer Flower Show is planned and implemented in compliance with UK Government policy and guidance at the time of the Show’s delivery, and in line with localised advice from Cornwall Council who issue our event licence. For further information about the specific measures we will be taking to ensure the safety of Exhibitors, Traders, Volunteers and Visitors, please visit the Covid-19 area of cornwallgardensociety.org.uk/summer-flower-show nearer the time.

CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2021 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW ANDDATA PROTECTION

In line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Cornwall Garden Society ensures appropriate security of the personal data that it holds including protection against unauthorised or unlawful processing, and accidental loss. Exhibitor information is held only in relation to entries in the Competitive Classes. By entering our Competitive Classes, Exhibitors implicitly agree to the CGS’s use of the information that Exhibitors provide for this purpose. It will not be used for any other purpose and will be deleted after the 2021 Summer Flower Show. To read the CGS’s full Data Protection Policy, visit cornwallgardensociety.org.uk/data-protection-policy.

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SHOW COMMITTEE

Show Chairman: Andrew Leslie

Mob: 07866 514349 Email: [email protected]

Show Director:Richard Trant

Show Administrator:Claire Waldie

Members:Carol Blewett

Jilly Easterby (PR)

Charles Francis

Judith Hancock

Jenifer Hilliard

Clender Huntley

Peter Hyde

Pat Knight

Anne Langley

Rob Langley

Nutty Lim

Sue Newton

Tamasin Pemberton

Rebecca Trant

Claire Waldie

CONTACTS FOR ENQUIRIES: TRADE EXHIBITS, GROUP BOOKING

AND OTHER SHOW ENQUIRIES

Show Director:Richard Trant

Benbole House, The Terrace, Lostwithiel PL22 0DT

Mob: 07530 920585

Email: [email protected]

Show Administrator:Claire Waldie

Mob: 07538 157089


SHOW ENTRIES SECRETARYRebecca Trant

Mob: 07766 880873


FLORAL ART CLASSESPat Knight, 44 Summerlane Park, Pelynt,

Looe PL13 2JW

Tel: 01503 220894


TRADE EXHIBITSSue Newton

Mob: 07866 367610

Email: [email protected].

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY 2021 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

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2021 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

I have to confess to having felt buffeted by Covid-19. The cancellation of the 2020 Spring Flower Show was forced on us at a very late stage by the dreaded pestilence; and who would then have thought that we would be in the same position almost a year later with regard to the Show planned for this March? But not to be defeated by the virus, we were determined to hold a show this year.

Coronavirus permitting; and due to the immense efforts of the Show Director, Dickie Trant, and his team, and of the Show Committee chaired by Andrew Leslie, it has become a Summer Show, giving us the opportunity to show that Cornwall is not a one season gardening wonder. We are immensely grateful for the support of the Exhibitors and Traders in embracing the transformation with such enthusiasm. I look forward to welcoming you to the Royal Cornwall Showground, where you can be sure that every precaution will be taken to safeguard Exhibitors, Traders, Visitors and Volunteers alike; and hope that you will enjoy all that Cornwall and its gardens have to offer in high summer.

Sir Robert OwenChairman of the Cornwall Garden Society

ENTERING COMPETITIVE CLASSES

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

Read through the Schedule and decide which classes you would like to enter. If you would like advice, contact the Entries Secretary who 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 Classes 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.

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.

REMINDER

Please remember that following the Royal Horticultural Society’s edict, OASIS is banned from use in all our Competitive Classes except for Floral Art Classes 104, 105 and 107 Section L (see pages 15 – 16).

DEADLINE FOR ALL HORTICULTURAL ENTRIES WEDNESDAY 7th JULY 2021On 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 AND JUDGINGWednesday 14th July Staging of Competitive Classes (2pm – 5pm)Staging of Floral Art (9am – 7pm)Staging of Children’s Classes (2pm – 5pm)Staging of Trade Stands (9am – 5pm)

Thursday 15th July 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)

Friday 16th JulyJudging of Trade Stands, Plantsman Award and 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 Monday 12th July.[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 Exhibitors 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.[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 Floral Art, Photography and Children’s Classes can be found in the relevant sections of this Schedule.

AWARDS[a] The Judges have full discretion to give awards according to the merit of the exhibit.[b] A list of award winners will be posted outside the office by 12noon on the Friday of the Show.

1st, 2nd and 3rd prize certificates will be awarded for the Children’s Classes at 11am on the Stage in the Exhibition Halls on Saturday 17th July and for the Competitive Classes (including Horticulture, Floral Art and Photography) at 3pm on the Stage in the Exhibition Halls on Sunday 18th July.

[c] 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.

All winners (or their representatives) are requested to attend the prizegivings.

OBJECTIONSAny objections raised by an Exhibitor must be made in writing to the Show Director not laterthan 3pm on Friday 16th July for submission to the Show Committee. Any matters notprovided 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:

CGS Members: £9 in advance (£11 on the gate)

Tickets: £10 in advance (£12 on the gate)

Coach Groups in advance: £10 per person

Free admission for children under 16 years

To purchase advance tickets, visit

cornwallgardensociety.org.uk/summer-flower-show

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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 Number 1st 2nd 3rd

1 An unrestricted collection of outdoor hardwood Ornamental Trees, 20 15 10 Shrubs or Climbers, including any seasonal flowers grown in the garden, 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.

CLASS 1 IS INTENDED AS A SHOWCASE FOR COMPETING GARDENS AND 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. 3 vases. On three-tiered staging.

3 Conifers, 3 species or cultivars belonging to different 7 5 3 genera. 3 vases. On three-tiered staging.

4 Outdoor hardwood Ornamental Tree, Shrub or Climber 5 3 2 in flower. 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.

7 Outdoor silver foliage, no flowers or berries. 1 species or cultivar. 5 3 2 1 vase.

8 Outdoor variegated foliage other than conifers. No flowers or berries. 5 3 2 1 species or cultivar. 1 vase.

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HORTICULTURAL CLASSES

S E C T I O N B

MAGNOLIAS

A VASE CAN CONTAIN MULTIPLE STEMS.In Classes 9, 10 and 11, maximum dimensions per vase 25cm width x 40cm height.

Magnolias may include Delavayi, Grandiflora and Manglietias.


9 Magnolia, 1 evergreen species, hybrid or cultivar. 1 vase. 10 7 5

10 Magnolia, a single bloom. Any variety. 1 vase. 10 7 5

11 Magnolia foliage, evergreen or deciduous. 1 vase. 20 15 10

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RHODODENDRONSAll exhibits must be entered and staged in accordance with the way in which the plants are

classified in the RHS Rhododendron Handbook. A truss consists of a flower cluster on a single stem. A minimum of two leaves must be attached.

SPECIES: SINGLE TRUSS 50cm width.Class Number 1st 2nd 3rd

12 Any species. 1 truss. 1 vase. 5 3 2

HYBRID: SINGLE TRUSS 65cm width.

13 Any hybrid.1 truss. 1 vase. 5 3 2

AZALEASUnless otherwise stated, height not to exceed 70cm from the top of the vase and 60cm in width.Class Number 1st 2nd 3rd

14 Deciduous or evergreen Azalea. 1 vase. 7 5 3

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ROSES Space allowed: 15cm per single bloom, 25cm for three blooms in one vase.


15 Hybrid tea/large flowered. 3 blooms. 1 vase.

16 Floribunda/clustered flower. 3 blooms. 1 vase.

17 Miniature. 6 blooms. 1 vase.

18 Shrub/old-fashioned. 3 blooms. 1 vase.

19 Climber/rambler. 3 sprays. 1 vase.

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HYDRANGEASClass Number 1st 2nd 3rd

20 Lacecaps, any colour. 3 blooms. 1 vase. 21 Mophead, any colour. 3 blooms. 1 vase. 22 Paniculata, any colour. 3 blooms. 1 vase. 23 Arborescens, any colour. 3 blooms. 1 vase. 24 Any Hydrangea, any colour. 3 blooms. 1 vase.

S E C T I O N F

HERBACEOUS, RHIZOMATOUS AND OTHER BULBOUS PLANTSA selection of different size vases will be available. Unless otherwise stated, a space of 25cm will

be allowed per vase. Class Number 1st 2nd 3rd

25 A collection of 3 herbaceous perennials (excluding bulbs), of different cultivars. 3 vases. 26 A collection of 3 herbaceous perennials (excluding bulbs), of different cultivars all belonging to the same genus. 3 vases. 27 Annual or biennial (excluding Sweet Peas). 1 vase. 28 Any herbaceous perennial other than a bulbous plant. 1 vase. 29 Any other flower from a bulb, corm or rhizome. 3 stems.1 cultivar or species. 1 vase. 30 Agapanthus. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 31 Agapanthus. 3 cultivars. 9 stems. 3 vases. 32 Crocosmia. 1 cultivar. 1 vase. 33 Crocosmia. 3 cultivars. 3 vases. 34 Lilies. 1 cultivar. 3 stems. 1 vase. 35 Grasses. 1 cultivar. 9 stems. 1 vase. 36 Fuchsia. A collection of 6 flower heads displayed on a plate in water (plate provided). 37 Hosta. 3 leaves. 1 vase. 38 Fern. 1 vase.

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SWEET PEASUnless otherwise stated, a maximum space of 50cm per entry will be allowed. Unrestricted height.

1 entry per person per class.Class Number 1st 2nd 3rd

39 White or cream. 5 blooms. 1 vase.

40 Red (cerise, scarlet or crimson). 5 blooms. 1 vase. 41 Magenta, maroon or purple. 5 blooms. 1 vase. 42 Lavender or blue. 5 blooms. 1 vase.

43 Pink, salmon or orange. 5 blooms. 1 vase.

44 Picotee or Fancy (stripe, flake or bicolour). 5 blooms. 1 vase.

45 3 varieties. 15 stems. 3 vases.

46 An arrangement of 20 stems to include foliage and to be viewed from all sides. Max. width 40cm.

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DAHLIASClass Number 1st 2nd 3rd

47 Giant decorative Dahlia (Group 5). 3 stems. 1 vase.

48 Giant cactus Dahlia (Group 8) or semi-cactus Dahlia (Group 9). 3 stems. 1 vase.

49 Large decorative Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

50 Large cactus Dahlia or semi-cactus Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

51 Medium decorative Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

52 Medium cactus or semi-cactus Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

53 Small decorative Dahlia or small ball Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

54 Small cactus Dahlia or semi-cactus Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

55 Miniature decorative or ball Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

56 Miniature cactus or semi-cactus Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

57 Fimbriated Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

58 Waterlily Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

59 Pompon Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

60 Any other type of Dahlia. 3 stems. 1 vase.

61 1 or more cultivars. 5 stems. 1 vase.

62 An informal arrangement including other foliage and flowers. Max. width 40cm.

63 A collection of 6 flower heads, any variety, displayed on a plate in water (plate provided).

HORTICULTURAL CLASSIFICATIONS FOR DAHLIAS

The National Dahlia Society (NDS) produces a classified list of cultivars. A cultivar can only be shown in a class in which it is classified. NDS classifications are as follows:

Group 1 – Single-flowered Dahlias Single dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of florets, which may overlap, the centre forming a disc.

Group 2 – Anemone-flowered Dahlias Anemone-flowered dahlias have blooms with one or more outer rings of generally flattened ray florets surrounding a dense group of tubular florets, and showing no disc. Group 3 – Collerette Dahlias Collerette dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of generally flat ray florets, which must overlap, with a ring of small florets (the collar) in the centre forming a disc. Group 4 – Waterlily Dahlias Waterlily dahlias have fully double blooms characterised by broad ray florets that are slightly involute along their length (longitudinal axis) giving a saucer shaped appearance to the bloom. The depth should be not more than one third of the diameter of the bloom.

Group 5 – Decorative Dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat, and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis) or slightly twisted, and usually bluntly pointed.

Group 6 – Ball Dahlias Ball dahlias have fully double blooms, ball shaped or slightly flattened. The ray florets rounded at the tips, with margins spirally arranged and involute for at least 75% of the length of the florets.

Group 7 – Pompon Dahlias Pompon dahlias have fully double spherical blooms of miniature size, with florets largely involute along their length (longitudinal axis).

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Group 8 – Cactus Dahlias Cactus dahlias have fully double blooms; the ray florets are usually pointed, the majority narrow and revolute for 65% or more of their length (longitudinal axis), and either straight or incurving.

Group 9 – Semi-cactus Dahlias Semi-cactus dahlias have fully double blooms; the ray florets are usually pointed and revolute for more than 25% and less than 65% of their length, and broad at the base and either straight or incurving.

Group 10 – Miscellaneous Dahlias Any dahlias which do not fall into Groups 1 – 9 or Groups 11 – 14 (inclusive) such as Thistle Dahlias, etc. This group includes Dahlia species. Group 11 – Fimbriated Dahlias Fimbriated dahlias have blooms where the tips of the ray florets should be evenly split or notched into two or more divisions, uniformly throughout the bloom to create a fringed overall effect. The petals may be flat, involute, revolute, straight, incurving or twisted.

Group 12 – Star Dahlias Star dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of florets surrounding the disc. Ray florets are uniformly either involute or revolute.

Group 13 – Double Orchid Dahlias Double orchid dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc and have triangular centres. Ray florets are narrowly lance shaped and either involute or revolute.

Group 14 – Paeony Dahlias Paeony dahlias have multiple outer rings of ray florets surrounding a disc, ray florets are flat or slightly involute at base and are flat or are to some extent revolute.

The 2015 National Dahlia Society Classified Directory has subdividedGroups 4, 5, 8, 9 and 11 for show purposes as follows:

Giant: More than 250mm in diameter Large: Between 200mm and 250mm in diameterMedium: Between 150mm and 200mm in diameter

Small: Between 100mm and 150mm in diameter Miniature: Not exceeding 100mm in diameter.12

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POT PLANTSUnless otherwise stated, a maximum space of 50cm per entry will be allowed. Unrestricted height.

1 entry per person per class.Class Number 1st 2nd 3rd

64 A large spectacular plant of any variety. No maximum height. Maximum width of entry 1.5m.

65 3 flowering, fruiting or foliage pot plants. Pots not to exceed 25cm in diameter.

66 1 Begonia. 67 1 foliage plant.

68 1 Pelargonium. Variegated leaf.

69 1 Pelargonium. Regal 1.

70 1 Pelargonium. Zonal 1.

71 Any other Pelargonium.

72 Any potted plant grown from bulbs, corms or tubers.

73 1 pot containing a succulent or cactus.

74 1 Bonsai.

75 Any Orchid, species or hybrid (unrestricted height).

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ALPINESClass Number 1st 2nd 3rd

76 3 pans rock plants. 5 3 2

77 1 pan rock plant in flower. 5 3 2

78 3 pans bulbous plants. 5 3 2

79 1 pan dwarf conifer. 5 3 2

80 1 pan Sempervivum or Jovibarba. 5 3 2

81 1 pan cushion plant. 5 3 2

82 1 pan rock plants for foliage and group effect. 5 3 2

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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES


83 3 Beetroot. 5 3 2

84 3 Carrots. Stump rooted. 5 3 2

85 1 Cucumber. 5 3 2

86 1 Lettuce. 5 3 2

87 3 Courgettes. Max. length 200mm. 5 3 2

88 6 French Beans. 5 3 2

89 6 Runner Beans.

90 6 Broad Beans.

91 6 Pods of Peas.

92 3 Fennel bulbs.

93 2 Leeks.

94 3 Onions grown from sets.

95 3 white Potatoes.

96 3 coloured Potatoes.

97 4 red Tomatoes.

98 A truss of Cherry Tomatoes.

99 8 Gooseberries, any variety.

100 6 Strawberries.

101 3 stalks of Rhubarb.

102 A basket or trug of at least 3 different vegetables, any variety or kind. Minimum of 8 items.

103 A vase of mixed herbs.

If you have any queries about exhibiting, please contact the Show Entries Secretary (see page 2).

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FLORAL ART

All enquiries regarding the Floral Art Classes to:Pat Knight, 44 Summerlane Park, Pelynt, Looe PL13 2JW – Tel: 01503 220894

Please note that entries are restricted to one exhibit per class.Judged in accordance with NAFAS Competition 3rd Edition 2015

Judges: Chris Brown (National Judge) and Edna Trudgeon (Area Judge)

Class 104Step Back in Time (To be named)

An exhibit to be staged from the ground within a space of 180cm (width 180cm, depth 180cm, height 200cm) with a cream background and to be judged from the front.

A club, society or a maximum of two Exhibitors may stage this exhibit.A £30 allowance for each entry.

Class 105A Moment in History (To be named)

An exhibit, space allowed: width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional.Staged on tabling covered in cream fabric with cream background.

Judged from the front.

Class 106 Dried but not Dull

An exhibit, space allowed: width 91cm, depth 61cm, height 30cm. Staged on tabling 40cm from the ground and covered in black fabric.

Open staging but judged from above.

Class 107Novice Class: Traditional Meets Modern

A Novice is a competitor who has not won first prize in Floral Art in a previous Cornwall Garden Society Show. An exhibit, space allowed: width 76cm, depth 76cm, height

optional. Staged on tabling covered in cream fabric with cream background. Judged from the front.

Class 108Blast from the Past

An exhibit in the manner of Constance Spry. Space allowed: width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tabling covered in cream fabric with cream background.

Judged from the front.

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Class 109 With Sculpture in Mind

Space allowed: width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tabling and covered in cream fabric. Open staging viewed all round but judged from the front.

Class 110From the Kitchen: Still Life

Space allowed: width 91cm, depth 76cm, height optional. Staged on tabling covered in cream fabric with a cream background. Judged from

the front.

Class 111 Gift Box: A Craft Exhibit

Space allowed: width 30cm, depth 30cm, height 25cm. Plant material must predominate. Open staging on tabling covered in cream fabric and a cork base. Judged from the front.

May be brought ready-assembled.

Class 112Make Do and Mend

A petite exhibit. Space allowed: width 25cm, depth 25cm, height 37cm. Staged on tabling 100cm from the ground covered in cream fabric with cream background and a

cork base. May be brought ready-assembled.

ADDITIONAL CONDITIONSFOR FLORAL ART CLASSES

Unless otherwise stated, all staging and backgrounds 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.

Exhibits must be arranged and staged on staging days within the space provided except

Classes 111 and 112 which may be brought ready-assembled.

In all classes, pre-done work should not predominate.

NO OASIS may be used in Classes 106, 108, 109 and 110 in compliance with RHS ban

but it can be used in Classes 104, 105 and 107.

Plant material must predominate.

No artificial plant material may be used.

The Judges’ decision is final.

Staging: Wednesday 14th July from 9am – 7pm and Thursday 15th July from 9am – 3pm.

Judging to start at 3.30pm on Thursday 15th July 2021.

Removal of exhibits from 4.30pm on Sunday 18th July.

All awards will be presented at the Show at 3pm on Sunday 18th July.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

All photographs must have a horticultural theme.

Exhibitors may enter only one photograph in each class. You do not have to be a member of theCornwall Garden Society to enter.

Entry forms should be sent to Anne Langley by Wednesday 7th July 2021.

All entries must be delivered on Monday 12th July or Tuesday 13th July, (9am – 4pm) to the Royal Cornwall Showground or in advance to Anne Langley (see entry form for address).

Entries delivered after 4pm on Tuesday 13th July 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 per entry is A4 to include a mount if used. All

photographs are displayed on a matt white background.

No photograph previously shown will be accepted.

All photographs submitted must be the photographer’s own work.Your name must be on the reverse.

See Children’s Classes on page 18.


113 Painting with Light.

114 Armed to the Teeth.

115 Magical Woodland.

116 Sculptural Tree.

117 Garden Hideaways.

118 Black and White: Churchyard Flora.

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S E C T I O N N

CHILDREN’S CLASSESPlease note that entries in Classes 119 – 125 must be on site by 4pm on Wednesday 14th July.

Exhibits may be collected between 4pm and 5pm on Sunday 18th July when the Show has closed.Please ensure that all entrants in these classes complete the photo and data consent form so as

to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation. For further advice and information, please contact Tamasin Pemberton (07565 529331) or Anne Langley (01566 86649).

SECTION N – HORTICULTURE FOR CHILDREN UP TO AND INCLUDING 11 YEARS OLD Class 123 Individual entry. Any dwarf pea, including Sweet Peas, grown from seed, planted in a container. a) Up to 7 years. b) over 7 years to 11 years. Class 124 Group entry. An artistic display of marine-salvaged plastic contained within a box that is planted with a selection of flowers or bulbs. Class 125 A category for children with special educational needs: Walk in my Shoes. Any single item of footwear planted with a flower display.

SECTION M – PHOTOGRAPHY Class 119a) My Favourite Flower – up to and including 11 years. Class 119b) My Favourite Flower – up to and including 18 years. Class 119c) My Favourite Flower – children with special educational needs. Class 120a) Somebody Gardening – up to and including 11 years. Class 120b) Somebody Gardening – up to and including 18 years. Class 120c) Somebody Gardening – children with special educational needs.

SECTION M – ARTA painting or coloured picture using any medium. Maximum size: A3.

Class 121a) My Favourite Flower – up to and including 11 years. Class 121b) My Favourite Flower – up to and including 18 years. Class 121c) My Favourite Flower – children with special educational needs. Class 122a) My Garden – up to and including 11 years. Class 122b) My Garden – up to and including 18 years. Class 122c) My Garden – children with special educational needs.

Exhibitors may enter only one picture in each class. You do not have to be a member of theCornwall Garden Society to enter. All pictures submitted must be the child’s own work. Your

name must be on the reverse. Awards For Children’s Classes

1st, 2nd and 3rd prize certificates will be awarded for:• Best Group Exhibit • Best Walk in My Shoes Exhibit • Best Under 7 Exhibit •

• Best Over 7 Exhibit • Best Photograph • Best Art ExhibitA certificate will also be awarded to a school for Supporting Year-round Children’s

Horticulture.

Please complete this and return it to:

Fay Mann, 3 Chellan VeanFrogpool, Truro TR4 8SG

Tel: 01872 870098Email: [email protected]

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

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

Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:

Section Class No 1 or 2 Entries?(See page 3)


DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - THURSDAY 28th MARCH 2019

Continue on reverse side if necessary Total number of entries this page:

Cornwall Garden Society2019 Spring Flower Show, 26th and 27th April

ENTRY FORM - FOR HORTICULTURAL CLASSES ONLY (INCLUDING NOVICE CLASSES)(Please use specific entry forms for Photography, Floral Art and Children's Classes)


2021 Summer Flower Show, 16th, 17th and 18th July

Rebecca TrantBenbole House, The Terrace, Lostwithiel PL22 0DT

Email: [email protected]: 07766 880873

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - WEDNESDAY 7th July 2021 HORTICULTURAL CLASSES SECTIONS A B C D E F G H I J and K

Please complete this form and return it to:

(See page 4) (See page 4)



Total number of entries this page =Total number of entries previous page =

Total number of entries =

(See page 4)(See page 4)

Please complete and return it to:

Pat Knight44 Summerlane Park, Pelynt,

Looe PL13 2JW Email: [email protected]

Tel: 01503 220594


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

Address: Email:

Date:

Cornwall Garden Society2019 Spring Flower Show 26th - 7th March

ENTRY FORM - FOR FLORAL ART CLASSES ONLY(Please use specific entry forms for Horticultural, Photography and Children's Classes)

Class

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - WEDNESDAY 17th MARCHFLORAL ART SECTION I

Please tick the classes you wish to enter:

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DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - WEDNESDAY 7th JULY 2021






Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:













Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:










Tel: 01503 220594



Address: Email:

Date:



Class

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166




104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

Class


ENTRY FORM - FOR FLORAL ART CLASSES ONLY




Tel: 01503 220594



Address: Email:

Date:



Class

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166




L

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

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

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

CGS Member

Email:Address:

Date:

Class ClassClass

113 121a119a

114 121b119b

115 121c

120a116 122a

120b117 122b

120c118 122c

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - WEDNESDAY 7th JULY 2021PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES SECTION M

(INCLUDING CHILDREN’S PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART CLASSES)

PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES

SECTION MCHILDREN’S ART

SECTION MCHILDREN’S PHOTOGRAPHY

SECTION M






Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:







Anne LangleyLittle Trenarrett, Altarnun, Launceston PL15 7SY

Email: [email protected]: 01566 86649

2021 Summer Flower Show, 16th, 17th and 18th JulyENTRY FORM - FOR PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES ONLY (INCLUDING CHILDREN’S

PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART CLASSES)(Please use specific entry forms for Horticultural, Floral Art and Children’s Horticultural Classes)


119c

CHILDREN’S HORTICULTURAL CLASSES SECTION N

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

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

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

Address:

Date:

Class

123a

124

125

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES - WEDNESDAY 7th JULY 2021






Tel: Mobile:

Address: Email:

Date:








ENTRY FORM - FOR CHILDREN’S HORTICULTURAL CLASSES ONLY(Please use Photography entry form for Children’s Photography and Art Classes)

Tamasin PembertonEmail: [email protected]

Tel: 07565 529331


CHILDREN’S

HORTICULTURE

SECTION N123b

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