The results of our Virtual Autumn Show are:

Flower, Vegetable & Fruit Classes:
First:            Tim Loughton
Second:        Jenny Hughes
Joint Third:    Helen Swyer
                    Ian Swyer
                    Nigel Clark

The person with the highest number of points in the Floral Art Section: Gill Robbins

The person with the highest number of points in the Photographic Section: Linda Woolway

The person with the highest number of points in the Craft Section: Elise Clarke

Judged as the overall winner of the Novelty Classes is: Barry Hillman

Once again a big thank you to all entrants and those who visited our Show on 30th October to place their votes

Classes 1-7: Chrysanthemums

Class 1: Three vases: one bloom per vase, any distinct cultivar

Class 2: One vase; one bloom, any distinct cultivar

Class 3: One vase: three blooms, one distinct cultivar or more

Class 6: One vase of sprays: three stems, at least 2 distinct cultivars

Class 7: One Charm pot plant

Classes 8-13: Cut Flowers

Class 8: One vase mixed flowers: outdoor grown, not less than three varieties (excluding Chrysanthemums)

Class 9: One vase three stems of flowering shrubs: mixed cultivars

Class 10: One vase of three stems of Michaelmas Daisies (Perennial Asters)

Class 11: Five Nerines

Class 12: One vegetable, one flower/spike (excluding flowers mentioned in classes 1 to 13)

Class 13: Five mixed Dahlias

Classes 14-23: Pot Plants

Class 14: One African Violet: pot grown

Class 15: One flowering plant (excluding class 14): pot grown

Class 16: One Foliage Plant: pot grown

Class 17: One Scented Foliage Plant: pot grown

Class 18: One Fern: pot grown, pot not greater than 30cm diameter

Class 19: A Collection of Three Cacti or Succulents: pot grown

Class 21: One Pan of Alpine Flowers

Class 22: A Terrarium garden

Class 23: A Bonsai tree

Classes 24-29: Fruit

Class 24: Three Dessert Apples: any one variety

Class 25: Three Cooking Apples: any one variety

Class 26: Three Pears: any one variety

Class 27: One Specimen Apple

Class 28: One Specimen Pear

Class 29:One Dish of other fruit. See Rule 17.

Classes 30-50: Vegetables

Class 30: Four Jacket Potatoes: any one variety

Class 31: Four Potatoes: white, any one variety

Class 32: Four Potatoes: not white, any one variety

Class 33: Three Onions

Class 34: Three Red Onions

Class 36: Ten Shallots: exhibition

Class 37: Three Bulbs Garlic

Class 38: Three Bulbs Garlic (Elephant)

Class 40: Three Leeks

Class 44: Three Beetroot, Globe

Class 45: Three Beetroot, Long

Class 48: Three Sweet Corn, cobs

Class 49: Two Butternut Squash

Class 50: Any other vegetable, not mentioned above, to be named. Minimum of two

Classes 51-53: Novelty Classes

Class 51: An Ugly Vegetable

Class 52: Plumpest Pumpkin (measurement shown in cm with tape measure around circumference)

Class 53: Longest Carrot (measurement shown in cm with tape measure in place)

Classes 54-56: Floral Art

Class 54: Bonfire Night

Class 55: Autumnal Bounty

Class 56: Candlelight

Classes 57-61: Photography

Class 57: Pumpkin Harvest

Class 58: Murmuration of Starlings

Class 59: Stormy weather

Class 60: Church windows

Class 61: Tombstones

Classes 62-68: Crafts

Class 62: A Downland track - painting in any medium

Class 63: Patchwork cushion cover

Class 65: Six handmade and decorated gift tags

Class 66: An autumn wreath for your front door

Class 67: An Open Craft class, excluding classes 62 to 66

Class 68: Colouring: 'Pumpkin'

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