BAILDON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL SHOWbaildon horticultural society

annual show2019

sandal primary school

sunday 2pm 1st september 2019

2.00pm, Sunday 1st September at Sandal Primary SchoolWest Lane Baildon, £1 admission (children free)

The Baildon Horticultural Show is a celebration of the skill and dedication, not only of those who grow prize winning flowers and vegetables, but also those whose expertise liein art and crafts, photography, baking or flower arranging. It’s also an opportunity for the children of the village to show their creativity in the various classes available for them to enter. It is the 68th Annual Show this year - we have great new classes for children and again features the Baildon Tomato Championship which is judged on taste alone with a first prize of £30 plus a trophy to the overall winner. Debbie Davies, Baildon district councillor, is our guest of houour and will be presenting all the prizes and trophies at 3.30pm. We hope the Show will once again be an opportunity for the town to get together for what I am sure will be a happy and highly enjoyable occasion for the whole family.The show is only possible due to the hard work and dedication of the members of Baildon Horticultural Society and the support of local businesses, for which we are extremely grateful.We hope many of you will be able to support the Show either by attending or entering exhibits (or both) and we are always looking for willing volunteers to assist on the day.If you are new to showing there will be plenty of advice and help on the day. The emphasis is very much on the taking part rather than the winning.Happy growing ,baking & crafting, best of luck to you all.

For more information on Baildon Horticultural Society please visit:http://www.baildonhort.btck.co.ukor email show@baildonhort.co.ukWould last year’s winners please return their trophies to the show coordinator by 1st Aug 2019

2.00pm, Sunday 1st September at Sandal Primary SchoolWest Lane Baildon, £1 admission (children free)

The Baildon Horticultural Show is a celebration of the skill and dedication, not only of those who grow prize winning flowers and vegetables, but also those whose expertise liein art and crafts, photography, baking or flower arranging. It’s also an opportunity for the children of the village to show their creativity in the various classes available for them to enter. It is the 68th Annual Show this year - we have great new classes for children and again features the Baildon Tomato Championship which is judged on taste alone with a first prize of £30 plus a trophy to the overall winner. Debbie Davies, Baildon district councillor, is our guest of houour and will be presenting all the prizes and trophies at 3.30pm. We hope the Show will once again be an opportunity for the town to get together for what I am sure will be a happy and highly enjoyable occasion for the whole family.The show is only possible due to the hard work and dedication of the members of Baildon Horticultural Society and the support of local businesses, for which we are extremely grateful.We hope many of you will be able to support the Show either by attending or entering exhibits (or both) and we are always looking for willing volunteers to assist on the day.If you are new to showing there will be plenty of advice and help on the day. The emphasis is very much on the taking part rather than the winning.Happy growing ,baking & crafting, best of luck to you all.

For more information on Baildon Horticultural Society please visit:http://www.baildonhort.btck.co.ukor email show@baildonhort.co.ukWould last year’s winners please return their trophies to the show coordinator by 1st Aug 2019

WELCOME TO ALL

SHOW ARRANGEMENTS & REGULATIONS

Prize Money 1st - £4.00, 2nd - £2.00, 3rd - £1.00Unless otherwise stated

Entry Fees. All classes 20p per entry.(Except the Children’s Section, which is free.)

Show Arrangements.Entries and Staging: Saturday 31st August- 7.00pm - 9.00pm.Sunday 1st September – 8.00am to 10.45am.Judging to commence at 11.00am. Show open to the public 2.00pm to 3.30pm. Presentation of trophies at 3.30pm.Auction. Any flowers, fruits, vegetables and cookery items not collected will be sold unless prior arrangements have been made.Gift Stall. Surplus exhibits, gifts of flowers and plants, fruit, vegetables, cakes, jams, for sale during the show will be very welcome.

Show Regulations.1. The members’ classes in each section confined to members and their families ofBaildon Horticultural Society. Must be members for at least one month before theshow. Open classes open to all.2. All exhibits are to be grown or made by the exhibitor. In classes 41, 42, 43 the plant must have been in the owner’s possession for not less than 3 months.3. Exhibitors in all classes must be amateur.Amateur - A person who, not being a professional either with or without paid or unpaid assistance but not employing a full-time gardener, maintains a garden or grows plants, flowers, fruit or vegetables for pleasure and enjoyment and not for his/her livelihood.4. The committee reserves the right to inspect exhibitor’s gardens or allotments.5. The Society undertakes to give reasonable protection to exhibits but will not be re-sponsible for loss or damage exhibits may sustain during the show and their removal.6. The judge’s decision will in all cases be final, unless a protest is made before 3.00pmon the day of the show, to the secretary in writing, with a deposit of £1.7. The committee have power to deal with any matter that may arise and their decision is final.8. All exhibits to be staged in Society vases except where otherwise stated.9. No exhibits to be interfered with after being staged. Any alteration of staging to be done by stewards only. At the end of the show exhibits should not be removed until after the prize giving.10. All persons, except officials, to vacate the room before judging commences.11. Points for prizes will be awarded as follows 1st 4 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point, Highly commended 1 point. All points awarded to count towards winning trophies.12. Any prize may be withheld or modified if the exhibits are considered unworthy of theprize offered.13. Exhibits should not be removed until after prize giving. Prize money will be paid after the presentation ceremony.14. You may enter as many entries in any class.

ALLOTMENT COMPETITION

VEGETABLE SECTION MEMBERS CLASSES

Each plot at Charlestown and Thompson Lane will be inspected twice during the growing season. There will be a 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize for each site receiving a £15.00 - £10.00 or £5.00 voucher which can be spent in the sales huts.The overall winner will receive the Arthur Briston Memorial Trophy.

Classes 1 to 33 – Vegetables: Judge: Mr R Sonley

1 3 Carrots – stump rooted (tops trimmed to 3”).2 6 French Beans – one variety.3 Tomatoes – one truss, green and/or red. As grown.4 2 Pot Leeks – with roots.5 1 Cucumber – with 1” stalk.6 3 Courgettes – one variety.7 1 Vegetable Marrow – for table use.8 6 Pods of Peas – one variety.9 A trug or tray of Mixed Vegetables. Minimum 4 types. Judged for quality and presentation. A garnish may be used.10 3 Onions – Dressed. Over 8oz. Rings may be used for staging.11 Any other vegetable/s not already scheduled.12 6 Dessert Apples – stalks left on.13 6 Cooking Apples – stalks left on.14 Dish of Hard Fruit – not scheduled – one sort – stalks left on.15 Dish of Soft Fruit – one sort – stalks left on.

TROPHIESTHE WILLIAM HILL CUP FOR THE MOST POINTS GAINEDTHE LADY ALICE WHITEHEAD CUP TO THE BEST EXHIBIT

VEGETABLE SECTION OPEN CLASSES

16 Top Tray Class. A collection of 3 types of vegetables taken from the following list of 15: Carrots (3), Cauliflowers (2), Onions (3), Parsnips (3), Peas (6 pods), Potatoes (3), Runner Beans (6 pods), Tomatoes (6), French Beans (6) Sweetcorn (2) Pepper (3) Cucumber (2) Courgettes (3) Red Beet (3) Aubergines (2). Each type of vegetable is judged out of a total of 20 points ( 7 for size, 7 for condition, 6 for uniformity, so the overall mark given will be out of a total of 60). All vegetables to be displayed for effect within an area measuring 45cm by 60cm (18” x 24”) without bending any part of them. A tray, board or black cloth is permitted, parsley is allowed for garnishing – no accessories such as plates, sand, rings etc will be allowed.

17 3 Carrots - long pointed. Tops trimmed to 3”.18 Cauliflower - with 3”stalk.

19 Potatoes - dish of four, any one variety.20 3 Cobs sweet corn, one variety. Husk opened but not removed.21 Shallots - large exhibition. Dish of six. (Harry Clough Memorial Cup to Winner)22 2 Leeks - blanched, dressed, with roots attached.23 3 Onions - with green tops and roots.24 3 Onions, under 8oz, dressed. Staged on plate of sand, provided.25 3 beetroot - globe, oval or cylindrical. Tops trimmed to 3 inches.26 Cabbage - green exhibition. To be cut by the judge.27 Runner beans - 6 pods, one variety.28 Tomatoes (Standard) Dish of six, one variety, staged on plate.28a Tomatoes (Cherry). Dish of six, one variety, staged on plate.29 Longest Runner Bean. 30 Heaviest marrow.31 Heaviest onion. Washed, as grown.32 Longest Carrot. 33 Longest Parsnip.

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FLOWER SECTION - OPEN CLASSES(Dahlias and chrysanthemums should be named)

FLOWER SECTION - MEMBERS CLASSES

Classes 34 to 60 – Flowers Judge: Mr R Geldard34 Vase of mixed blooms. All-round effect. Own or society vase. (Fothergill Cup to winner).35 One vase of sweet peas - arranged for effect, any foliage allowed, own vase.36 6 Pansies, any variety/varieties, own stand or a saucer.37 One rose - specimen bloom.38 One vase roses, minimum three stems. (Rose Bowl for best exhibit in Rose Classes)39 One vase dahlias - any foliage, all round effect, at least 5 in a vase.40 One vase chrysanthemums - any foliage, all-round effect, at least 5 in a vase41 One house plant - flowering. Not otherwise scheduled.41a One cactus - any variety42 One house plant - foliage.43 One fuchsia, maximum 6 inch pot.43a One potted Begonia bought at the hut. Sponsored by Roger Golton 1st Prize £10 2nd Prize £5 3rd Prize £3

TROPHYTHE VICTOR WADDILOVE CUP FOR THE MOST POINTS GAINED

44 Baildon Top Vase. Between 5 &10 stems of at least 2 different kinds of flowers. No seed heads, additional foliage or accessories. Certificate to winner.45 Gladiolus, one spike.45a Gladiolus - 3 spikes in a vase46 One vase sweet peas - seven in vase.47 One vase chrysanthemums - incurved, 3 in a vase.48 One vase chrysanthemums - reflex, 3 in a vase.49 One vase spray chrysanthemums - 3 stems.50 One chrysanthemum - specimen bloom.51 1 Flower & 1 vegetable. Any types.52 One vase dahlias - pom-pom, 5 in a vase.53 One vase dahlias - miniature decorative. 3 in a vase.54 One vase dahlias - small decorative. 3 in a vase.55 One vase dahlias - medium decorative. 3 in a vase.56 One vase dahlias - medium cactus /semi cactus. 3 in a vase.56a One vase large dahlias,3 in vase.57 One vase dahlias - small cactus/semi-cactus. 3 in a vase.58 One vase of dahlias - miniature cactus/semi-cactus. 3 in a vase.59 One vase of ball dahlias. 3 in a vase60 One dahlia - specimen bloom, any variety.

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NOVICE CLASSES

A novice is any exhibitor who has not won a first prize for the class entered.

61 One vase of flowers62 3 Onions - with green tops and roots, as grown.63 3 Beetroot - globe, oval or cylindrical. Tops trimmed to 3 inches.64 Collection of at least four types of vegetables, staged in a tray, box or basket for effect and quality.65 4 Tomatoes on a plate, one variety.66 Potatoes - dish of three, any one variety.

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A total of £30 to the overall winnerJudge : Ruth Ramsden – Hospitality & Catering Manager at Allerton School

Judged for TASTE only. NOT for looks, colour or shape. Staged on a plate (provided). ONE VARIETY PER PLATE. Varieties must be named. Tomatoes will be cut and sampled by judges.

CLASS A: Cherry or grape tomatoes. Minimum of 6 tomatoes per plateCLASS B: Standard tomatoes. Minimum of 3 tomatoes per plate. CLASS C: Beef tomatoes. Minimum of 2 tomatoes per plate.PRIZESA £10.00 prize for the winner in each tomato class.An additional £20.00 plus the Sylvia Dransfield cup to the overall winner of theChampionships (best of the 3 class winners).

CHILDREN’S SECTION

BAKING & PRESERVES SECTIONOPEN CLASSES

Entries in these classes are free. Exhibitors may only win one prize in a class.Children’s classes– Judge: Laura Cooper - Sandal Primary School

5 to 7 years67 Recycle an item into a garden ornament 68 Make a piece of Handicraft Size A469 Make a Grass Head using old tights,sawdust,compost then sow with grass seed for ‘Hair’ and decorate69a Make an Animal out of a piece of fruit and or Vegetable 8 to 11 years:70 Make a Bug or Bee house71 Create a collage out of natural items Size A472 Design a poster to promote recycling Size A473 Make a piece of Handicraft Size A4

12 to 16 years:74 Upcycle an old,damaged or unwanted item to create a new object. Size12x18 inches75 Write a piece of poetry76 Make a piece of Handicraft Size A476a Design and make an original item from Lego. Size 12x18 inches

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Baking classes Judge: Sarah Ellis

77 A Victoria Sandwich. (No butter cream, 7”/16cm tin)78 A fruit cake.79 A chocolate cake. (NOT Mocha)80 6 themed decorative cup cakes or 6 Muffins. (Not Choc)81 Fruit scones - one dish of six.81a Choc Chip Cookies.82 A loaf of bread - any shape - handmade.83 A loaf of bread - any type - made by bread machine.84 Jam (other than raspberry) in a clear jar. To be opened.85 Raspberry jam in a clear jar. To be opened.86 Jelly in a clear jar. To be opened.87 Lemon Curd in a clear jar. To be opened88 Jar of chutney in a clear jar, To be opened

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HANDICRAFT SECTIONOPEN CLASSES

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Items must have been completed in the last 12 monthsHandicaft classes– Judge: Lesley Fidler - Farnley WI

89 ‘Wildlife’ A photograph of local wildlife A photograph taken by exhibitor. (Max 7” x 9”) 90 ‘Timeless’ A photograph that expresses enduring agelessness - permanent and unchanged A photograph taken by exhibitor. (Max 7”x 9”)91 Painting - Oils, original subject, signature covered.91a Painting - Acrylics, original subject, signature covered.92 Painting - Water colour, original subject, signature covered.93 A drawing in pencil, pen or charcoal.94 Picture in cross stitch. Mounted, any size.

95 Any article of needlework (excluding knitting) - not otherwise scheduled.96 Any article of handicraft (including knitting) - not otherwise scheduled.97 Greetings card for Birthday, Christmas or gift (computer generated allowed), envelope not required.98 Any item of baby or toddler crochet or knitwear.99 A knitted or crocheted scarf or hat or pair of gloves or socks.

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Flower Arrangement classes– Judge: Doreen Kotroczo 100 ‘Golden Days’ , a flower arrangement. Maximum size 24” x 24”. Accessories allowed. ( Sponsored by Baildon Flower Club on the occasion of its 50th anniversary).101 A flower arrangement in a trug or basket incorporating either fruit or vegetables. Maximum size 24”x24”. Accessories allowed.102 A flower arrangement for the dinner table. Maximum size 24”x24”. Accessories allowed.Please note that artificial flowers and plant material are NOT permitted in any of the arrangements.

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BAILDON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

1. Prizes are indicated in the schedule for every class.2. The W.A.Whitehead Cup awarded for the most points gained in members’ classes.3. The William Hill Cup awarded for the most points gained in the Members Fruit and Vegetable section. 4. The Victor Waddilove Cup awarded for the most points gained in Members’ Flower Classes.5. The Fred Atkinson Memorial Trophy. The best exhibit in the Flower Section, excluding chrysanthemums.6. Lady Alice Whitehead Cup awarded for best exhibit in members’ Vegetable Section.7. The Gladys Reddihough Cup for the best Flower Arrangement.8. The P.L.Carroll Cup awarded for the most points gained in Handicraft Section.9. The Bernard Greaves Cup awarded for the most points gained by a novice.10. The Wilman Memorial Trophy awarded for the most points in Children’s Section.11. The Harry Weston Memorial Trophy awarded for the best exhibit of onions.12. The Weston Children’s Trophies awarded to winners of Classes 70 and 71.13. The President’s Challenge Cup awarded for the most points in open classes for flowers and vegetables.14. The Robertshaw Children’s Cup awarded to the youngest first prize winner in Children’s Section.15. Rose Bowl - for best exhibit in Rose Classes.16. Fothergill Cup. Class 34.17. Mary Lambert Cup for baking. Best exhibit in Baking Classes.18. Harry Clough Memorial Cup. Class 21.19. The John Hanson Memorial Cup. Best exhibit in Chrysanthemum Classes.20. National Dahlia Society: Silver Medal Certificate awarded for best exhibit of dahlias at the show Bronze Medal Certificate for the second best exhibit of dahlias at the show.21. National Chrysanthemum Society: Certificates of Merit for the best two chrysanthemum exhibits at the show.22. National Vegetable Society: Medal and Certificate for the most meritorious vegetable exhibit.23. Worshipful Company of Gardeners Show Awards Scheme: Diploma in Horticulture Best exhibit in Flower Section (excluding dahlia and chrysanthemums) Certificate in Floral Art, for the exhibitor gaining most points in the flowers arranging classes.24. Arthur Briston Trophy. Allotments Competition.25. Norman Smith Trophy for best sweet peas.26 John Ryan Memorial Trophy - Best potato exhibit.27. Sylvia Dransfield Cup-overall winner of the Tomato Championship28. Trophy for outstanding contribution to the society - awarded by the Committee.30. British Gladiolus Society: Silver Medal - Best Gladiolus in Class Merit award in Gladiolus Class31. RHS Banksian Medal awarded for highest number of place points in all horticultural classes.32. Les Short Certificate of Merit for vase of fuchsias.

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