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Classes 2016: Horticulture

Please read the Exhibitors Guidance Notes before completing the form.

HORTICULTURE

Entry Fee: adult £1, children 50p
Prizes: 1st £8; 2nd £5; 3rd £3 (unless otherwise stated)
Rules: 1.      Any person exhibiting any flower or vegetable which has not been grown by the exhibitor shall forfeit all prize money, except Open Flower Arrangement classes.
2.      Any fruit or vegetable unfit for use shall be disqualified.
3.      All potatoes must be washed.
4.      Own foliage to be used, except where otherwise stated. No wiring except for buttonholes.
5.      Maximum space allowed for flower arrangement is 2’ 6”. Tray gardens must be no more than 18” square.
6.      All exhibits must be staged before 10.00am.
7.      Any prize may be withheld at the discretion of the judges.
8.      No exhibits will be allowed to be removed from the tables or stands in the marquees until 4.30pm without the written permission of the secretary.
Local Classes: apply to the Parishes of Muker, Melbecks & Grinton above Low Whita Bridge.
Notes: Entrance for horticultural exhibitors by bottom gate only.
Cars must be removed from the show field by 10.00am.

Open to children aged 16 and under. Entry Fee: 50p

Cress grown in a decorated egg shell. Reynoldson Alderson Trophy.
Edible necklace.
Tray Garden, arranged and built up by any child attending school, small figures, such as people, seats etc., may be used. Max size allowed 18in (45cm) square.
Vegetable or fruit grown by exhibitor.
Animal (including bird) made from vegetables and/or fruit. Mr PJ Guy’s Prize.
Arrangement of garden flowers and/or foliage arranged in an item of own footwear.

Flowers can be home grown or bought. Maximum space for arrangement is 2’6”.

Dahlia classes to be shown under Dahlia Society Rules.
Pot plant width not to exceed 2ft 6in.

Dahlia classes to be shown under Dahlia Society Rules.
Pot plant width not to exceed 2ft 6in.

4 round white potatoes to be washed.
4 kidney potatoes any colour to be washed.
4 round coloured potatoes to be washed.
Largest potato, any shape.
3 onions, shown as grown from seed, washed.
3 onions, shown as grown from sets, washed.
3 onions, dressed grown from seed.
3 onions, dressed grown from sets.
6 shallots on a plate.
2 trench leeks.
2 pot leeks.
1 cabbage, any variety not to be cut.
1 cauliflower.
1 head of lettuce.
3 beetroot, round.
3 carrots, long pointed.
3 carrots, stump rooted.
6 pods of peas.
4 tomatoes.
Heaviest tomato. Butt House prize.
Vegetable marrow.
Cucumber.
Head of celery.
6 runner beans.
6 broad beans.
Collection of 4 different vegetables. Type and number as previous classes in this section. Maximum display size 2ft square.
Collection of any 6 different vegetables (one of each).
Any variety of vegetable not previously classed in open section.

4 round white potatoes, to be washed.
4 kidney potatoes any colour, to be washed.
4 round coloured potatoes to be washed.
Largest potato, any shape.
3 onions, shown as grown, washed.
3 onions, dressed.
6 shallots on a plate.
2 trench leeks.
2 pot leeks.
1 cabbage, any variety (not to be cut).
1 cauliflower.
1 head of lettuce.
3 beetroot, round.
3 carrots.
6 pods of peas.
4 tomatoes.
6 runner beans.
6 broad beans.
1 flower and 1 vegetable shown together.
Collection of 4 different vegetables. Type & number as previous classes in this section. Maximum display size 2 ft square. McGarry Solicitors’ prize.
Any vegetable not previously classed in local section.

Perpetual J D Jackson Memorial Trophy for local exhibitor with most points in horticulture
Gunnerside Estate Cup for the best exhibit in Local Flowers and Local Vegetables
Silver Cup for best exhibit in Open Flower, Fruit and Vegetable sections
Simpson Perpetual Trophy for best exhibit from winners of above two cups

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