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Hydrangea Flowers

Flower classes

1. Vase of single stem specimen dahlia.

2. Vase of three chrysanthemums.

3. Vase containing one stem of hydrangea.

4. Vase of one stem of floribunda or cluster roses.

5. Vase of three hybrid tea roses, mixed or same variety.

6. Vase of 5-10 stems of mixed flowers. 

7. Five stems of perennials, flowering shrubs or climbers (at least three types).

8. Vase of three stems of flowers of one colour (red, orange or yellow).

9. Vase of three stems of flowers of one colour (blue, purple, white or pink).

10. Jam jar of annuals, at least three varieties.

11. Flowering pot plant (max pot 20cm).

12. Potted cactus or succulent (max pot 20cm).

13. Other foliage pot plant (max pot 20cm).

14. A rose to be judged for scent only.

Trophies

The GOBERT CUP
Best entry in the flower classes

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The TROT FOSTER CUP
Most points in the flower classes

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The JOHN LEWIS SWEET PEA TROPHY

Best sweet peas

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The JUBILEE ROSE BOWL
Best entry in the rose classes

Elegant Floral Arrangement
Orange Chrysanthemums
Blue Skies

Notes

  • Pot plants must have been owned for a minimum of six months.

  • Use fresh clean flowers and foliage in suitable sized containers.

  • Cut in the evening or early morning. Handle as little as possible and protect from draughts and bright sun.

  • Remove lower leaves and immerse stems up to their necks in water until the last minute.

  • On staging, trim off any damaged leaves or flowers, remove “bugs”.

  • Do not exceed the maximum space allowed or exceed the number of stems specified.

  • A bowl is wider than high, a vase is taller than wide.

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