SLIMBRIDGE GARDENING CLUB
 2015 Summer Show August
RESULTS

Trophies and Awards

Syd and Eira James Memorial Trophy - Most points in the show- George Tarr
Ada Tarr Cup- Best Summer Garden -  Sue and Den Bannister
Lionel Steel Cup – Most points in Vegetable Section – Phil Sealey
Bill Noad Silver Salver – Best Vegetable Exhibit – Alan Carter (Class, 7 Carrots)
Brian Wherrett Fruit Trophy – Most points in Fruit Section – Sue Gibson
Silver Rose Bowl – Most points in Flower Section – George Tarr
Ann Clements Silver Salver – Best Flower Exhibit – George Tarr (Class, 72 Dahlias)
Joan Baker Geranium Trophy – Best Exhibit class 85 – Norma Griffiths
Jim Barge Dahlia Trophy – Most points in Dahlia Classes – George Tarr
Robinson Rose Bowl – Most points in Flower Arranging Section – Janet Merrett
Ron Frith Silver Salver – Best Flower Arranging Exhibit – Carole Jeffes (Class 94, Exhibit in a Picture Frame)
Pugh Cup – Most points in Cookery Section – Pat Clutterbuck
Clifton Cameras Cup – Most points in Photography – Neil Howarth
Vera Macaulay Memorial Vase – Top Vase – George Tarr
Diana Hall Memorial Cup (Girls) – Most points in Girl’s classes – Phoebe Mack
Boys Cup – Most points in Boy’s classes – Dylan Lewis

Adult Classes

Section A- Vegetables

1. 4 Potatoes – Kidney or Long White  -1st Michael Clift
2. 4 Potatoes – Oval or Round White  – 1st Michael Clift
3. 4 Potatoes – Kidney or Long Coloured  – No entries
4. 4 Potatoes – Oval or Round Coloured  – 1st Phil Sealey
5. Collection of Potatoes 3 of each 3 varieties 1st Phil Sealey
6. 3 Carrots Long Pointed  – No entries
7. 3 Carrots Stump Rooted  – 1st Alan Carter - Best Vegetable Exhibit
8. 3 Parsnips  – No entries
9. 3 Beetroot Round  – 1st Alan Carter, 2nd Phil Sealey, 3rd Sue Carter
10. 2 Courgettes  – 1st Lindsay Evans, 2nd George Tarr
11. 6 Varieties of Herbs – 1st Norma Griffiths,  2nd Peter Ballard, 3rd Carole Jeffes,
12. 4 Onions under 225gms  – 1st Carole Jeffes, 2nd Peter Ballard, 3rd Phil Sealey
13. 4 Onions over 225gms  – 1st Michael Clift, 2nd Alan Carter, 3rd George Tarr
14. 3 Onions Large not dressed  – 1st  George Tarr, 2nd Michael Clift
15. Heaviest Onion not dressed  – 1st George Tarr
16. 9 Shallots pickling  – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Michael Clift, 3rd Phil Sealey
17. 9 Shallots large 1st Michael Clift, 2nd George Tarr, 3rd Phil Sealey
18. Heaviest Marrow – 1st Kevin Webb
19. Longest Runner Bean – 1st George Tarr
20. 9 French Beans – 1st Pam Lewis, 2nd Phil Sealey, 3rd Frances Neale
21. 9 Runner Beans – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Sue Carter, 3rd Sue Gibson
22. 2 Ridge Cucumbers  – 1st Rose Clift, 2nd Phil Sealey, 3rd Sue Gibson
23. 2 Greenhouse Cucumbers  – 1st Rose Clift, 2nd Lindsay Evans
24. 2 Table Marrows – 1stGeorge Tarr, 2nd Mary Sealey
25. Amusingly shaped vegetable – 1st Sue Gibson, 2nd Phil Sealey
26. 2 Cabbages – No entries
27. 2 Leeks  – No entries
28. 2 Lettuces  – 1st Pam Lewis, 2nd Phil Sealey
29. Truss of Tomatoes – 1st Michael Clift, 2nd Frances Neale
30. Collection of two of each 3 varieties of Tomatoes 1st Alan Carter
31. 6 Tomatoes over 35mm  1st Michael Clift, 2nd, 2nd Phil Sealey, 3rd Lindsay Evans
32. 6 Tomatoes under 35mm  – 1st Michael Clift, 2nd Lindsay Evans, 3rd Phil Sealey
33. Any other vegetable – 1st Michael Clift, 2nd Sue Gibson
34. 1 Specimen Bloom, 1 Specimen Vegetable – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Peter Ballard
35. 2 Cauliflowers  – No entries
40. Top Tray – No entries
41. Trug or basket of vegetables – No entries
42. Collection of Pumpkins, Gourds or Squashes – 1st Peter Ballard, 2nd Phil Sealey
43. A Selection of Edible Flowers - 1st Phil Sealey, 2nd Carole Jeffes, 3rd Frances Neale

Section B Fruit

50. 6 Cooking Apples – 1st Sue Gibson, 2nd George Tarr, 3rd Rose Clift
51. 6 Dessert Apples – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Peter Ballard, 3rd Phil Sealey
52. 6 Plums or Gages – 1st Phil Sealey, 2nd Joyce Mace, 3rd George Tarr
53. 6 Pears – 1st Sue Gibson, 2nd Peter Ballard
54. Any other Fruit – 1st Frances Neale, 2nd Rose Clift,  3rd Sue Gibson
55. A Collection of Dessert Fruit – 1st Sue Gibson

Section C – Flowers

59. Fushia Pot plant – 1st Carole Jeffes
60. 6 Single Asters – No entries
61. 6 Double Asters – 1st Norma Griffiths, 2nd George Tarr
62. 6 Marigold Blooms – 1st Frances Neale, 2nd Janet Merrett, 3rd George Tarr
63. 3 Crocosmia – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Alan Carter, 3rd Carole Jeffes
64. 4 Rose Blooms – 1st Joyce Mace, 2nd John Mace
65. 1 Specimen Rose Bloom 1st Frances Neale, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd George Tarr
66. 1 Spray Polyanthus or Floribunda Roses – 1st Janet Merrett, 2nd John Mace, 3rd Norma Griffiths
67. 3 Reflex Chrysanthemums – 1st George Tarr
68. 3 Incurve or Incurving Chrysanthemums – 1st George Tarr
69. 3 Sprays of Chrysanthemums – 1st George Tarr
70. 1 Large or Giant Dahlia Bloom over 220mm – No entries
71. 3 Dahlia Blooms any varieties under 220mm 1st George Tarr, 2nd Janet Merrett, 3rd Pam Lewis
72. 3 Small Ball or Decorative Dahlia 51- 170mm – *1st George Tarr, 2nd Sally Woolams, 3rd Mary Sealey     *Best Flower Exhibit
73. 5 Pompom Dahlia 1 variety under 50mm – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Phil Sealey, 3rd Mary Sealey
74. 1 Specimen Dahlia Bloom – 1st Pam Lewis, 2nd George Tarr, 3rd Gordon Edwards
75. 3 Waterlily type Dahlia any variety – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Phil Sealey
76. 3 Gladioli spikes – 1st Sue Carter, 2nd John Mace, 3rd Joyce Mace
77. 1 Specimen Gladiolus spike – 1st John Mace, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd Joyce Mace
78. 9 Sweet Peas – 1st Ronnie Harding, 2nd Pam Lewis
79. 9 Pansy Blooms – 1st Janet Merrett
80. Vase of any other Perennials – 1st Janet Merrett, 2nd Carole Jeffes, 3rd Ronnie Harding
81. Vase of any other Annuals – 1st Janet Merrett, 2nd Norma Griffiths, George Tarr
82. 1 Specimen Succulent – 1st Norma Griffiths, 2nd John Mace, 3rd Carole Jeffes
83. Pot plant for Flower – 1st Carole Jeffes, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd George Tarr
84. Pot plant for Foliage – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd Frances Neale
85. An Orchid pot plant – 1st Norma Griffiths, 2nd Carole Jeffes, 3rd Lindsay Lewis
86. Top Vase – 1st George Tarr, 2nd Norma Griffiths
87. Non Ivy leafed Pelargonium pot plant – 1st Norma Griffiths, 2nd George Tarr, 3rd Phil Sealey
88. Patio Planter Flowers or Vegetables – 1st Peter Ballard, 2nd Janet Merrett, 3rd Carole Jeffes

Section D -Flower Arranging

90. Floral Arrangement one colour predominant – 1st Norma Griffiths, 2nd Janet Merrett, 3rd Carole Jeffes
91. Foliage Arrangement – 1st Janet Merrett, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd Carole Jeffes
92. Arrangement Entitled “Sunrise” – 1st Janet Merrett, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd Carole Jeffes
93. Miniature Arrangement – 1st Carole Jeffes, 2nd Norma Griffiths, 3rd Janet Merrett
94. An Exhibit in a Picture Frame – *1st Carole Jeffes, 2nd Janet Merrett     *Best Flower Arranging Exhibit
95. Posy of Herbs and fragrant garden flowers – 1st Carole Jeffes, 2nd Janet Merrett, 3rd Norma Griffiths

Section E Cookery

100. Pot of Lemon Curd – 1st Rose Clift, 2nd Sue Carter
101. Pot of Chutney – 1st Judy Chandra, 2nd Pat Clutterbuck
102. Pot of Marmalade – 1st Judy Chandra
103. Pot of Jelly – 1st Judy Chandra, 2nd Frances Neale, 3rd Ronnie Harding
104. Pot of Home made Jam -1st Neil Howarth, 2nd Rose Clift, 3rd Mary Sealey
105. Home made Brown Loaf – 1st Pat Clutterbuck
106. Home made White Loaf – 1st Pat Clutterbuck
107. A Jar of Honey any type – No entries
108. 6 Small Jam Tarts – 1st Lindsay Evans, 2nd Rose Clift, 3rd Kim Webb
109. 4 Cheese Scones – 1st Sue Carter, 2nd Pat Clutterbuck, 3rd Kim Webb
110. Jam Sponge – 1st Rose Clift, 2nd Pat Clutterbuck, 3rd Gordon Edwards
111. 6 Home made Biscuits - 1st Kim Webb, 2nd Sue Carter, 3rd Pat Clutterbuck
112. 6 Hen Eggs – 1st Judy Chandra
113. 6 Duck Eggs – No entries
114. Sloe or Damson Gin – 1st Pat Clutterbuck, 2nd Carole Jeffes, 3rd Mary Sealey
115. Best Dressed Teddy- 1st Christine Eveleigh

Section F – Photography

130. Digitally enhanced Photograph any subject – 1st Neil Howarth, 2nd John Mace, 3rd David Hatcliffe
131. Photograph of Horticultural interest – 1st Phil Sealey, 2nd David Hatcliffe,  3rd Kim Webb
132. On an A4 sheet 4 Photographs depicting Transport – 1st David Hatcliffe, 2nd Mary Sealey, 3rd John Mace
133. Photograph any other subject – 1st Neil Howarth, 2nd Kevin Webb, 3rd Janet Merrett
134. Photograph of any creature great or small – 1st Christine Eveleigh, 2nd Neil Howarth, 3rd Kim Webb

Children’s Classes

Open to all children up to 16 years of age

140. Trug, basket or meat dish of Vegetables – No entries
141. Cactus or Succulent – No entries
142. Flowering Pelargonium pot plant – No entries
143. Largest Sunflower Head- No entries
144. Photograph any subject – 1st Franchie Mack, 2nd Phoebe Mack
145. 4 Small Jam Tarts – No entries
146.4 Cup Cakes – 1st Isobel Storey
147. 4 Scones – No Entries
148. 4 Biscuits – 1st Isobel Storey, 2nd Phoebe Mack
149. “Grub in a Tub” – No entries
150. “Lego” Model own design – 1st Dylan Lewis, 2nd Owen Lewis
151. Kite with a paper tail – No entries
152. Cartoon drawing of a Vegetable or Fruit – 1st Frankie Mack

Under 5 years of age

160. Runner Bean grown on blotting paper in jam jar – No entries
161. Best Dressed Teddy. 1st Frankie Mack
162. Model made from Plasticine or Play- Doh – 1st Franchie Mack
163. Flowers in a Mug – No entries

5 to 8 years of age

171. Model made from recycled materials – No entries
172. Garden in a seed tray – No entries
173. Pencil sketch of a Pet – No entries
174. Best Dressed Teddy – No entries

9 to 16 years of age

180. Picture of any subject -1st Dylan Lewis, 2nd Phoebe Mack
181. Photograph of a Sport – 1st Phoebe Mack, 2nd Owen Lewis
182. Best Dressed Teddy – 1st Phoebe Mack
183. A Posy of Wild Flowers – No entries
 

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