VAS - Shoreham-by-Sea Horticultural & Allotments Society

We would like to thank all the entrants for taking part and sending us photographs of their entries. Without them we would not have this Virtual Show.

All visitors to our site have the opportunity to vote for the best entries in our Virtual Show where there is more than one entry in a Class. Votes will be accepted TODAY Saturday 30 October 2021 between 09:00hrs and 21:00hrs.

Our Virtual Autumn Show has its own Schedule as we have had to limit the number of Classes.

You will be able to vote for the best entry where multiple entries have been received for a Class. You will find a voting buttons at the end of those Classes. Select the entrant number you wish to vote for and then press SUBMIT to place your vote. [see ** & *** below]

**1 vote per person per Class with a maximum of 2 votes per household per Class please.
PLEASE NOTE: If there are 2 people in the same household wishing to vote on the same PC/laptop/device you may need to refresh your screen to see the voting box after the first vote has been submitted.

The results will be posted on this website as soon as possible after 30 October 2021.

***HOW TO VIEW THE ENTRANT NUMBER:
If you are viewing our website on a laptop or PC you should see the entrant’s number if you hover your mouse over a picture. Alternatively you can click on one picture to enlarge and the entrant’s number will show under the picture – you can then scroll left/right to view other pictures in the gallery.

If you are viewing our website on an Android or Apple device you may need to click on one picture in the gallery to enlarge. The entrant’s number will then show under each picture – you can then scroll to view other pictures in the gallery.

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: three stems of sprays, 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)

Vote here for Class 8

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

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

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Class 11: One vase of Five Nerines

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

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Class 13: One vase of five mixed Dahlias

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Classes 14-23: Pot Plants

Class 14: One African Violet: pot grown

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

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Class 16: One Foliage Plant: pot grown

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Class 17: One Scented Foliage Plant: pot grown

Class 18: One Fern: pot grown

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

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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

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Class 25: Three Cooking Apples: any one variety

Class 26: Three Pears: any one variety

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Class 27: One Specimen Apple

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Class 28: One Specimen Pear

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

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Classes 30-50: Vegetables

Class 30: Four Jacket Potatoes: any one variety

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Class 31: Four Potatoes: white, any one variety

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

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Class 33: Three Onions

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Class 34: Three Red Onions

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Class 36: Ten Shallots: exhibition

Class 37: Three Bulbs Garlic

Class 38: Three Bulbs Garlic (Elephant)

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Class 40: Three Leeks

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Class 44: Three Beetroot, Globe

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Class 45: Three Beetroot, Long

Class 48: Three Sweet Corn, cobs

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Class 49: Two Butternut Squash

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

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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

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Class 55: Autumnal Bounty

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Class 56: Candlelight