FELPHAM and MIDDLETON

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

SHOW RESULTS

2018
Flower & Produce     Rose and Sweet Pea     Spring   (click to go to show results)
2017
Flower & Produce     Rose and Sweet Pea     Spring   (click to go to show results)

SHOW RESULTS 2018
Rose and Sweet Pea Show
TROPHIES;

THE SALMON CUP:   Sandra Harris
(for the most outstanding rose exhibit)
70th ANNIVERSARY CUP:   ‘Mac’ MacCulloch
(for most points in rose classes)
THE LOVEYS CUP:   ‘Mac’ MacCulloch
(for most outstanding sweet pea exhibit)
NATIONAL SWEET PEA MEDAL: ‘Mac’ MacCulloch
(for most points in sweet pea classes)
V.P.A. TROPHY:   Pauline Scrace
(for most points in classes 22-35)
THE WATSON CUP:   Ann Travers
(for best pot plant)
THE FLORAL ART BOWL:   Jenny Hamilton
(for best exhibit in floral art)
THE THORNDYKE CUP:   Sue Abbot
(for most points in fruit & vegetables)
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TROPHY:   ‘Mac’ MacCulloch
(For most points in show)

ROSES

1.    Rose bud made up as a man’s buttonhole.
1st   M B Howard     2nd   A G MacCulloch     3rd   S Harris

2.    One specimen large flower rose, any variety
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   D Donovan     3rd   P Sedgwick

3.    Three large roses, mixed colours, any variety
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   S Harris     3rd   K hay

4.    Three large pink roses, any variety
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   S Harris     3rd   P Scrace

5.    Three large white or cream roses, any variety
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   P Scrace

6.    Three large yellow or orange roses, any variety
1st   C Bryan     2nd   P Sedgwick

7.    Three large red roses, any variety
1st   S Harris     2nd   A G MacCulloch     3rd   K Hay

8.    One bowl or vase of mixed large roses
1st   S Harris       2nd   K Hay

9.    Cycle blooms, 1 bud, 1 perfect, 1 full
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   K Hay

10.    Two stems of cluster roses
1st   C Bryan      2nd   S Harris       3rd   P Scrace

SMELL & VOTE

12    Most fragrant rose
1st   S Faircloth

12    Most fragrant sweet pea
1st   P Sedgwick

SWEET PEAS

14    One vase mixed sweet peas, 12 stems
1st   A G MacCulloch      2nd   R Holm       3rd    P Sedgwick

15    Three vases sweet peas, 5 stems, different colour in each vase
1st   A G MacCulloch     2nd   R Devaney

16    One vase of pink sweet peas, 5 stems
1st    A G MacCulloch      2nd   P Sedgwick     3rd   P Scrace

17    One vase of lavender, mauve or blur sweet peas, 5 stems,
1st    A G MacCulloch      2nd   P Sedgwick     3rd   P Scrace

18    One vase sweet peas, 5 stems, any one colour except pink, lavender, mauve or blue
1st    A G MacCulloch     2nd   R Holm       3rd   J Hamilton

19    One vase bi-colour sweet peas, 5 stems
1st    A G MacCulloch      2nd   R Devaney     3rd   R Holm

20    One vase sweet peas, any variety or varieties
1st    A G MacCulloch     2nd   J Hamilton     3rd   R Holm

21    One specimen sweet pea, any colour or variety
1st    A G MacCulloch     2nd   P Sedgwick     3rd   R Holm

22    Five stems pansies
1st    P Scrace      2nd   J Hamilton     3rd   L Wilson

23    Five stems violas
1st   P Scrace     2nd   L Wilson     3rd   I Jordan

24    One vase of mixed flowers
1st    S Harris     2nd   K Hay     3rd   M B Howard

25    Three stems of flowering shrubs
1st    P Scrace     2nd   A Travers     3rd   R Ball

26    Vase of mixed foliage
1st    M B Howard     2nd   J Bidwell     3rd   R Ball

27    Three stems of clematis
1st    R Holm     2nd   S Harris     3rd   S Moon

28    One spike of delphinium
2nd   P Scrace

29    Three stems of iris
1st    M B Howard

30    (No entries)

31    One spike of arum lily
1st   S Faircloth

32    Three stems of alstromeria
1st    S Moon     2nd   P Puleston     3rd   R Holm

33    Five stems of pinks
1st       V Black     2nd   P Puleston     3rd   P Scrace

34    Three stems of any other flower
1st    P Dawson     2nd   P Puleston     3rd    P Smith

35    Five hosta leaves
1st    S Harris     2nd   S Moon     3rd   R Ball

36    One pot orchid
1st    S Abbot     2nd   R Ball     3rd    L Wilson

37    One pot plant - flowering
1st   A Travers     2nd   S Harris     3rd   S Abbot

38    One pot plant - foliage
1st   P Puleston     2nd   A Travers     3rd   I Jordan

39    One cactus
1st    R Devaney     2nd   D Donovan

40    One succulent
1st    I Jordan     2nd   R Ball     3rd   D Donovan


41    One specimen fern
1st    A Travers     2nd   I Jordan     3rd   R Devaney

42    One bonsai
1st    R Devaney

FRUIT & VEGETABLES
43    Five stems of mixed herbs
1st    J Hamilton     2nd   M B Howard     3rd   K Hay

44    Nine broad beans
1st    S Abbot     2nd   P Sedgwick     3rd   D Donovan

45    Five potatoes
1st    M B Howard     2nd   P Sedgwick         3rd   J Hamilton

46    Two lettuces
2nd   C Willmott

47    Any other vegetable
1st    S Abbot     2nd   C Willmott     3rd   J Hamilton

48    Fifteen gooseberries
1st    V Black     2nd   P Scrace     3rd   M B Howard

49    Three sticks rhubarb
1st    J Hamilton     2nd   R Devaney     3rd    S Abbot

50    Ten strawberries
1st    P Sedgwick     2nd   S Abbot     3rd   P Scrace

51    Any other fruit - one kind
2nd   D Donovan

FLORAL ART

52    Song Title
1st    E Anderson     2nd   R Ball     3rd   A Travers

53    Everything’s Coming Up Roses
1st    E Anderson     2nd   A Travers     3rd    R Ball

54    A Petite – You’ve Been Framed
1st    J Hamilton     2nd   A Travers     3rd    R Ball

SPRING SHOW 2018

TROPHIES;

THE ALAN TWAITES MEMORIAL TROPHY: Mac MacCulloch

(for the most outstanding exhibit in daffodil classes)

THE DAFFODIL SOCIETY MEDAL: Mac MacCulloch

(for most points in daffodil classes)

THE TRAVERS TROPHY: Ann Travers

(for most points in flower classes excluding daffodils)

PATSY FOSTER TROPHY: Pat Smith

(for best orchid in show)

THE ROSSITER CUP: Mac MacCulloch

(for the most outstanding horticultural exhibit)

THE BALL TROPHY: Linda Wilson

(for best exhibit in floral art)

THE SALMON TANKARD: Ann Travers

(for most points in cookery classes)

THE JAMES CUP: Sue Abbot

(for most points in handicrafts)

THE FELPHAM & MIDDLETON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TROPHY:
Pauline Scrace

(for the most points in show)

CHILDREN’S AWARDS (for most points in Children’s Classes)

7 years and under: Jessica Willmott

8-14 years: Sally Atkins

FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS

        1.      One Trumpet Daffodil
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace, 3^rd: Paul Sedgwick
2.      Three Trumpet Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace, 3^rd: David Donovan
3.      Five Trumpet Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace
4.      One Large-cupped Daffodil
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace, 3^rd: Sandra Harris
5.       Three Large-cupped Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Sue Abbot, 3^rd: Pauline Scrace
6.          Five Large-cupped Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace
7.         One Small-cupped Daffodil
1^st: Pauline Scrace, 2^nd: Mac MacCulloch
8.        Three Small-cupped Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace
9.         Five Small-cupped Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch
10.     Three Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Sandra Harris, 3^rd: Pauline Scrace
11.      Three Double Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch
12.       Five Single-headed Miniature Daffodils
1^st: Sandra Harris, 2^nd: Jenny Hamilton, 3^rd: Paul Sedgwick
13.      Five Multi-headed Miniature Daffodil
1^st: Pauline Scrace
14.     Mixed Daffodils
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Sandra Harris, 3^rd: Pauline Scrace
15.    Three Multi-headed Narcissi
1^st: Pauline Scrace
16. Three Daffodils
1^st: Pauline Scrace
17. Three Tulips
2^nd: Pauline Scrace
18.    Hyacinths
1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Jenny Hamilton
19.   Spring Flowers
1^st: Ann Travers, 2^nd: Jane Barnes
20.    Flowering Shrubs
2^nd: Ann Travers
21.   Five Pansies

       22       Five Hellebores
       1^st:Paul Sedgwick, 2^nd: Sandra Harris, 3^rd: Sue Abbot
       23.              Camellia
       1^st: Sarah Atkins, 2^nd: Karin Hay, 3^rd: Rhonda Ball
       24.              A Pot of Bulbs or Corms
       1^st: Ann Travers, 2^nd: Paul Sedgwick
       25.              A Pot of Polyanthus or Primrose.
       1^st: Mac MacCulloch, 2^nd: Jenny Hamilton
        26. Alpine or Rock Garden
       1^st: Irene Jordan, 2^nd: Sue Abbot
        27. A Cactus or Succulent
       1^st: Sue Abbot, 2^nd: David Donovan
       28. House or Pot Plant in Bloom
       1^st: Sue Faircloth
       29. House or Pot Plant with Ornamental Foliage.
       1^st: Irene Jordan, 3^rd: Sue Abbot
       30. A Pot of Orchids
       1^st: Pat Smith, 2^nd: Paul Sedgwick, 3^rd: Irene Jordan
       31. Daffodil/Narcissi – most fragrant bloom
       1^st: Sue Faircloth
       32. 4 Items in a Trug or Basket.
       1^st: Sandra Harris, 2^nd: Sue Abbot, 3^rd: Karin Hay

VEGETABLES

33. Any Vegetable
2^nd: David Donovan
34. Three Herbs
1^st: Irene Jordan, 2^nd: Paul Sedgwick, 3^rd: Jenny Hamilton
35. Three Sticks of Rhubarb

FLORAL ART

36. For My Mother
1^st: Rhonda Ball, 2^nd: Ann Travers, 3^rd: Christine Dunham
37. An Easter Parallel
1^st: Rhonda Ball, 2^nd: Ann Travers
36. Look Closer
1^st: Patricia Dawson, 2^nd: Ann Travers, 3^rd: Jenny Hamilton
37. Springtime
1^st: Linda Wilson

HANDICRAFT

40. A Painting in Oils or Watercolour
1^st: Pauline Scrace, 2^nd: Jenny Hamilton, 3^rd: Sue Abbot
41. An Item of Handicraft
1^st: Karin Hay, 2^nd: Michelle Sinclair
42. A Knitted or Crocheted Item
1^st: Sue Abbot, 2^nd: Valerie Black, 3^rd: Jenny Hamilton
43. An Item of Hand-stitched Needlecraft.
1^st: Sue Waldron, 2^nd: Joanna Bowen, 3^rd: Rhonda Ball
44. An Item of Stitched Needlework
1^st: Sue Abbot, 2^nd: Joanna Bowen, 3^rd: Michelle Sinclair
45. An Easter Bonnet
1^st: Sandra Harris, 2^nd: Pauline Scrace, 3^rd: Michelle Sinclair
46. A Thank You Card
1^st: Sue Abbot, 2^nd: Michelle Sinclair, 3^rd: Sue Waldron

PHOTOGRAPHY

47. What’s in the Garden?
^1st: Michelle Sinclair, 2^nd: Sue Abbot, 3^rd: Sarah Atkins
48. One Fine Day
^1st: Patricia Dawson, 2^nd: Paul Sedgwick, 3^rd: Sarah Atkins
49._ It Made Me Smile
1^st: Sue Abbot, 2^nd: Sarah Atkins, 3^rd: Michelle Sinclair

COOKERY

50. Savoury Dip with Crudités
1^st: Rhonda Ball, 2^nd: Karin Hay, 3^rd: Jenny Hamilton
51. Bundle of Cheese Straws
1^st: Karin Hay, 2^nd: Ann Travers, 3^rd: Pat Smith
52. Bread Pudding
1^st: David Donovan, 2^nd: Rhonda Ball, 3^rd: Ann Travers
53. Four Ginger Biscuits
1^st: Valerie Black, 2^nd: Karin Hay, 3^rd: Ann Travers
54. Simnel Cake
1^st: Ann Travers, 2^nd: Pat Smith, 3^rd: Karin Hay
55. A Jar of Orange Marmalade.
1^st: Ann Travers, 2^nd: David Donovan, 3^rd: Joanna Bowen
56. A Jar of Citrus Marmalade
1^st: David Donovan, 2^nd: Ann Travers, 3^rd: David Sinclair
57. A Jar of Chutney or Pickle
1^st: Ann Travers, 2^nd: Karin Hay, 3^rd: Sue Abbot

CHILDREN. 7 YEARS & UNDER

58. Miniature Spring Garden
1^st: Jessica Willmott
59. An Easter Bonnet.
1^st: Jessica Willmott
60. A Wooden Spoon
1^st: Jessica Willmott
61. Three Funny Face Decorated Biscuits
1^st: Jessica Willmott
62. An Easter Card
1^st: Jessica Willmott

CHILDREN, 8 – 14 YEARS

63. Something I have grown
64. Rock Cakes
1^st: Sally Atkins, 2^nd: Charlotte Atkins, 3^rd: Darcie Willmott
65. A Building made from Recycled Materials
1^st: Sally Atkins, 2^nd: Charlotte Atkins
66. A Photograph of Seaweed
1^st: Sally Atkins, 2^nd: Charlotte Atkins, 3^rd: George Sinclair
67. A Party Invitation
1^st: George Sinclair, 2^nd: Charlotte Atkins, 3^rd: Sally Atkins

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SHOW RESULTS 2017
FLOWER & PRODUCE SHOW.

TROPHIES;
pring
BACKMORE CUP: Karin Hay
(for the best collection of vegetables)

KANE CHALLENGE CUP: Margaret B Howard
(for most points in vegetable classes)

SALMON CUP: David Donovan
(for most points in fruit classes)

HORSEFIELD CUP : Michelle Sinclair
(for most points in arts & crafts classes)

DIAMOND JUBILEE CUP: Margaret B Howard
(for most points in home industries classes)

WEST SUSSEX FLOWER CLUB TROPHY: Christine Dunham
(for best exhibit in floral art)

PAM GRANT CUP: Ted Love
(for best exhibit in pot plant section)

BERYL ALLEN PLATE: Don Faircloth
(for the best orchid in show)

JESCOT CUP: Ted Love
(for the best dahlias in show)

NORMAN BEESON CUP : Ted Love
(for the most points in dahlia classes)

CARTER CLOUT CUP : Melissa Haufé
(for best exhibit in the gladiola classes)

CLARKE CUP : Sandra Harris
(for best vase of cut flowers)

KANE CUP : Christine Dunham
(for most points in flower classes)

MANOR HOUSE TROPHY : Margaret B Howard
(for most points in show)

ADAMES CUP : Ted Love
(for most outstanding horticultural exhibit)

R.H.S. BANKSIAN MEDAL: Ted Love

CHILDREN’S CUP (for most points in children’s classes)
7 Years & Under: Jacob Abbott    8-14 Years: Elia Dixon

FLOWER CLASSES

1.    Five Dahlias, pompom
1st: T Love    2nd: S Harris    3rd: I Harding

2.    Five Dahlias, small decorative/cactus
1st: M Hauffé    2nd: T Love    3rd: S Harris

3.    Three Dahlias, medium decorative
1st: T Love    2nd: P Foster    3rd: D Faircloth

4.    Three Dahlias, medium cactus
1st: T Love    2nd: M Hauffé    3rd: S Harris

6.    Five stems of Dahlias, any variety
1st: P Foster    2nd: T Love     3rd: M Hauffé

7.    One Dahlia, giant, decorative, semi-cactus or cactus
1st: M Hauffé

8.    A vase of Mixed Foliage
1st: C Dunham    2nd: M B Howard    3rd: A Travers

9.    A vase of Mixed Hardy Perennials
1st: C Dunham

10.    A vase of Large Mixed Flowers & Foliage
1st: S Harris    2nd: P Foster

11.    A vase of Small Mixed Flowers & Foliage
1st: S Moon    2nd: S Abbot    3rd: I Jordan

12.    Five stems of Penstemon
2nd: C Dunham

13.    Five stems of Asters
1st: C Dunham    2nd: K Hay

15    One specimen spike of large flowered Gladiolus
1st: M Hauffé    2nd: G Argent    3rd: K Hay

16    Three spikes of large Gladioli
1st: M Hauffé    2nd: T Love

17    Three spikes of small Gladioli
1st: M Hauffé

18    Five stems of Cosmos
1st: I Harding    2nd: S Abbot

19    One Specimen Rose
1st: P Foster    2nd: P Scrace    3rd: C Bryan

20    One stem Cluster Rose
1st: P Scrace    2nd: C Dunham    3rd: P Foster

21    Five stems of Cut Flowers
1st: S Moon    2nd: S Harris    3rd: D Faircloth

23    Vase of Mixed Grasses
1st: S Abbot    2nd: P Puleston

24    Five stems of Rudbeckia
1st: J Smith    2nd: P Puleston    3rd: P Scrace

25    Three stems of Agapanthus
1st: P Scrace

26    Five stems of Japanese Anemones
1st: V Black    2nd: S Harris    3rd: C Dunham

27    Two stems of Mop-headed Hydrangea
1st: A Lindsay    2nd: I Harding    3rd: C Dunham

28    Two stems of Lace Cap Hydrangea
1st: K Hay    2nd: C Bryan    3rd: R Ball

29    Flowering Shrub
1st: A Travers    2nd: R Ball    3rd: C Dunham

30    Five Fuschia Florets
1st: S Harris    2nd: I Jordan    3rd: S Abbot

POT PLANTS

31    An arrangement of Indoor Plants
1st: G Argent    2nd: I Harding

32    Outdoor Patio Pot
1st: I Harding    2nd: D Faircloth

33    Fuschia in a pot
1st: T Love    2nd: S Abbot

34    Flowering Plant
1st: S Abbot    2nd: A Evans    3rd: P Puleston

35    Foliage Plant
1st: I Harding    2nd: T Love    3rd: D Faircloth

36    Cactus
1st: I Harding    2nd: A Evans

37    Succulent
1st: D Donovan    2nd: I Jordan    3rd: A Evans

38    Cacti/Succulent Garden
1st: I Harding    2nd: G Argent    3rd: I Jordan

39    Pelargonium/Geranium
1st: S Abbot    2nd: T Love    3rd: N Buss

40    African Violet
1st: G Argent

41    Begonia
1st: D Faircloth    2nd: T Love    3rd: J Hamilton

42    Orchid
1st: D Faircloth    2nd: P Foster    3rd: I Jordan

FRUIT CLASSES

43    Six Plums or Gages
1st: S Abbot    2nd: D Donovan

44    Six Eating Apples
1st: D Donovan    2nd: K Hay    3rd: S Abbot

45    Fifteen Blackberries
1st: J Holm    2nd: D Donovan    3rd: M B Howard

46    Fifteen Raspberries
1st: S Harris    2nd: J Hamilton    3rd: M B Howard

47    Any other home grown fruit
1st: D Donovan    2nd: K Hay

NOVELTY CLASSES

48    Largest Tomato
1st: B Byne

49    Longest Runner Bean
1st: J Holm

50    Heaviest Potato
1st: J Holm

51    Largest Onion
1st: M B Howard

52    Odd-shaped Vegetable
1st: J Holm

VEGETABLE CLASSES

53    Five Potatoes
1st: D Short    2nd: J Holm    3rd: R Moon

55    Ten Runner Beans
1st: J Holm    2ndB Byne     3rd: M B Howard

56    Ten Dwarf/French Beans
1st: K Hay

57    Four Chilli Peppers
1st: S Abbot

58    Four Capsicums
1st: B Byne    2nd: P Scrace    3rd: S Harris

60    Five Onions – more than 125gms
1st: S Abbot    2nd: D Short    3rd: G Argent

61    Five Onions – less than 125gms
1st: M B Howard    2nd: I Jackson    3rd: J Holm

63    Five Carrots – stump rooted
1st: S Harris

64    Ten Shallots
1st: K Hay     3rd: D Short

65    Three Beetroots
1st: J Holm    2nd: M B Howard

67    Two Cucumbers
1st: D Faircloth     3rd: S Harris

68    Ten Cherry/Plum Tomatoes
1st: B Byne    2nd: J Holm    3rd: R Moon

69    Five Tomatoes
1st: K Hay    2nd: T Love    3rd: S Harris

70    Truss of Tomatoes
1st: M B Howard    2nd: P Scrace    3rd: S Abbot

71    Two Courgettes
1st: M B Howard    2nd: D Donovan    3rd: J Holm

72    Two cobs of Sweetcorn
1st: I Jackson    2nd: R Moon    3rd: M B Howard

73    Three sticks of Rhubarb
1st: M B Howard    2nd: A Lindsay    3rd: V Black

74    Any other Vegetable
1st: A Lindsay    2nd: I Jackson

75    Five stems of Herbs
1st: S Abbot    2nd: K Hay    3rd: I Jordan

76    Collection of Four Vegetables
1st: K Hay    2nd: S Abbot

FLORAL ART

77    Oriental
1st: C Dunham    2nd: R Ball    3rd: A Travers

78    Big, Bold & Beautiful
1st: R Ball    2nd: A Travers    3rd: C Dunham

79    A Petite in a Sea Shell
1st: P Slater    2nd: A Travers    3rd: C Dunham

COOKERY & PRESERVES

81    Savoury Quiche
2nd: K Hay    3rd: M B Howard

82    Four Sausage Rolls
1st: M B Howard

83    Four Cheese Scones
1st: M B Howard    2nd: K Hay

84    Four Cherry Bakewell Tarts
1st: M B Howard

85    Chocolate Swiss Roll
1st: M B Howard

86    Tea Loaf
1st: M B Howard    2nd: A Travers    3rd: K Hay

87    Four Viennese Shortbreads
1st: K Hay    2nd: A Travers

88    Four Peanut Cookies
1st: K Hay    2nd: M B Howard

90    Eight pieces of Tiffin
1st: K Hay

91    Marmalade
1st: A Travers    2nd: D Donovan    3rd: M B Howard

92    Stoned Fruit Jam
1st: D Donovan    2nd: K Hay    3rd: M B Howard

93    Any other Fruit Jam
1st: D Donovan    2nd: V Black    3rd: A Travers

94    Lemon Curd
1st: D Donovan    2nd: A Travers    3rd: M B Howard

95    Fruit Jelly
1st: I Jordan    2nd: M B Howard    3rd: K Hay

96    Mincemeat
2nd: A Travers

97    Chutney
1st: M B Howard    2nd: K Hay    3rd: A Travers

98    Pickled Vegetables
1st: K Hay    2nd: A Travers    3rd: M B Howard

99    Lemonade
1st: D Donovan    2nd: A Travers

100    Elderflower Cordial
1st: A Travers    2nd: D Donovan    3rd: K Hay

ARTS & CRAFTS

103    Hand-knitted Garment
1st: V Black    2nd: S Abbot    3rd: M Sinclair

104    Crocheted Item
1st: M Sinclair    3rd: Y Coleman

105    Soft Toy
1st: M Sinclair    2nd: P Slater    3rd: S Abbot

106    Needlecraft
1st: N Elmes    2nd: S Abbot    3rd: I Harding

107    A Christmas Card
1st: S Abbot    2nd: I Harding    3rd: M Sinclair

108    A Bookmark
1st: M Sinclair    2nd: S Abbot    3rd: A Evans

109    Something New from Something Old
1st: S Abbot    2nd: M Sinclair    3rd: S Moon

110    A Painting in Oils or Watercolour
2nd: M Sinclair

111    A Picture in any medium
1st: M Sinclair

112    An item of Jewellery
1st: P Slater    2nd: M Sinclair    3rd: A Evans

113    A design of Pressed Flowers
1st: M Sinclair

PHOTOGRAPHY

114    Feeding Time
1st: D Faircloth    2nd: M Willmott    3rd: M Sinclair

115    Straight Lines
1st: P More    2nd: M Sinclair    3rd: P Sedgwick

116    Action & Movement
1st: P Sedgwick    2nd: P More    3rd: D Faircloth

117    Something Nautical
1st: P More    2nd: P Sedgwick    3rd: M Sinclair

CHILDREN’S CLASSES – 7 & UNDER

118    A Garden in a Box
1st: Jessica Willmott    2nd: Jacob Abbot

119    Potato Print
1st: Jessica Willmott    2nd: Jacob Abbot    3rd: Matilda Dixon

120    Haloween Mask
1st: Jacob Abbot    2nd: Jessica Willmott

121    Vehicle made from Fruit & Vegetables
1st: Jessica Willmott    2nd: Finley Dixon    3rd: Jacob Abbot

122    Something I have Grown
1st: Jacob Abbot    2nd: Jessica Willmott

123    Four Chocolate Crispies
1st: Jacob Abbot    2nd: Finley Dixon    3rd: Matilda Dixon

CHILDREN’S CLASSES – 8-14 YEARS

125    A Collection of Leaves
1st: Elia Dixon

126    A Photograph of Clouds
1st: Freya Moores    2nd: George Sinclair    3rd: Elia Dixon

129    Four Gingerbread
1st: Elia Dixon

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ROSE & SWEET PEA SHOW
TROPHIES;

THE SALMON CUP:   S. Harris
(for the most outstanding rose exhibit)

70th ANNIVERSARY CUP: S Harris
(for most points in rose classes)

THE LOVEYS CUP: M Howard
(for most outstanding sweet pea exhibit)

NATIONAL SWEET PEA MEDAL: M Howard
(for most points in sweet pea classes)

V.P.A. TROPHY: P Foster
(for most points in classes 22-35)

THE WATSON CUP: A Travers
(for best pot plant)

THE FLORAL ART BOWL: S Dean
(for best exhibit in floral art)

THE THORNDYKE CUP: M B Howard
(for most points in fruit & vegetables)

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TROPHY: K Hay
(For most points in show)

ROSES

1.    Rose bud made up as a man’s buttonhole.

1st R Ball    2nd G Argent    3rd S Abbot

2.    One specimen large flower rose, any variety

1st G Argent    2nd S Harris    3rd    P Sedgwick

3.    Three large roses, mixed colours, any variety

1st S Harris    2nd K Hay    3rd    P Foster

4.    Three large pink roses, any variety

1st P Foster    2nd K Hay

5.    Three large white or cream roses, any variety

1st P Foster    2nd K Hay

6.    Three large yellow roses, any variety (no entries)

7.    Three large red roses, any variety

1st S Harris    2nd K Hay

8.    One bowl or vase of mixed large roses

1st S Harris    2nd J Eggins    3rd P Foster

9.    Cycle blooms, 1 bud, 1 perfect, 1 full

1st K Hay

10.    Two stems of cluster roses

1st S Harris    2nd I Harding    3rd    P Foster

11.    Three large bicolour roses (no entries)

SMELL & VOTE

12    Most fragrant rose: G Argent

13    Most fragrant sweet pea: C Dunham

SWEET PEAS

14    One vase mixed sweet peas, 12 stems

1st M Howard    2nd J Hamilton    3rd K Hay

15    Three vases sweet peas, 5 stems, different colour in each vase

1st P Sedgwick

16    One vase of pink sweet peas, 5 stems

1st    M Howard    2nd R Holm    3rd P Sedgwick

17    One vase of lavender or mauve sweet peas, 5 stems,

1st    M Howard    2nd R Holm    3rd P Sedgwick

18    One vase sweet peas, 5 stems, any one colour except pink, lavender or mauve

1st    M Howard    2nd R Holm    3rd P Sedgwick

19    One vase bi-colour sweet peas, 5 stems

1st    R Holm    2nd J Hamilton

20    One vase sweet peas, any variety or varieties

1st    K Hay    2nd R Holm    3rd    J Hamilton

21    One specimen sweet pea, any colour or variety

1st    K Hay    2nd S Abbot

22    Five stems pansies

1st   J Hamilton    2nd D Faircloth    3rd M B Howard

23    Five stems violas

1st D Faircloth    2nd J Hamilton

24    One vase of mixed flowers

1st P Foster    2nd S Harris    3rd S Abbot

25    Three stems of flowering shrubs

1st P Scrase    2nd S Abbot    3rd M B Howard

26    Vase of mixed foliage

1st S Dean    2nd C Dunham    3rd R Ball

27    Three stems of clematis

1st R Holm    2nd M B Howard    3rd S Harris

28    One spike of delphinium

1st G Argent

29    Three stems of iris (no entries)

30    One spike of lupin

2nd   S Abbot

31    One spike of arum lily

1st P Sedgwick    2nd I Harding    3rd J Smith

32    Three stems of alstromeria

1st P Puleston    2nd   C Dunham    3rd A Travers

33    Five stems of pinks

1st K Hay    2nd S Harris    3rd A Travers

34    Three stems of any other flower

1st P Foster    2nd R Ball    3rd P Scrace

35    Five hosta leaves

1st I Harding    2nd R Ball    3rd P Puleston

36    One pot orchid

1st R Ball    2nd I Harding    3rd A Travers

37    One pot plant - flowering

1st A Travers    2nd S Abbot    3rd P Puleston

38    One pot plant - foliage

1st P Puleston    2nd S Abbot    3rd R Roland

39    One cactus

1st R Devaney    2nd A Evans    3rd I Harding

40    One succulent

1st G Argent    2nd S Abbot    3rd I Harding

41    One specimen fern

1st S Abbot    2nd I Harding    3rd R Devaney

42    One bonsai

1st R Devaney

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

43    Five stems of mixed herbs

1st S Abbot    2nd J Smith    3rd M B Howard

44    Nine broad beans

1st P Sedgwick    2nd M Willmott    3rd M B Howard

45    Five potatoes

2nd M B Howard    3rd P Sedgwick

46    Two lettuces

3rd M B Howard

47    Any other vegetable

1st S Harris    2nd J Hamilton    3rd M Willmott

48    Fifteen gooseberries

1st M B Howard    2nd K Hay    3rd S Abbot

49    Five sticks rhubarb

1st M B Howard    2nd S Abbot    3rd P Sedgwick

50    Ten strawberries

1st S Harris    2nd J Hamilton    3rd P Sedgwick

51    Any other fruit - one kind

1st K Hay    2nd P Sedgwick    3rd J Eggins

FLORAL ART

52    A Good Read

1st S Dean    2nd J Eggins    3rd A Travers

53    Wedding Day

1st S Dean    2nd C Dunham    3rd A Travers

54    A Miniature – It’s a Small World

1st S Dean    2nd J Eggins    3rd D Faircloth

55    Novice Class – a Table Arrangement

1st R Rowland
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SPRING SHOW

TROPHIES;

THE ALAN TWAITES MEMORIAL TROPHY: David Donovan

(Most outstanding exhibit in Daffodil Classes)

THE DAFFODIL SOCIETY MEDAL: Sandra Harris

(Most points in Daffodil Classes)

THE TRAVERS TROPHY: Margaret Howard

(Most points in Flower Classes excluding Daffodils)

PATSY FOSTER TROPHY: Colin Bennett

(Best Orchid in Show)

THE ROSSITER CUP: David Donovan

(Most outstanding Horticultural Exhibit)

THE BALL TROPHY: Chris Dunham

(Best exhibit in Floral Art)

THE SALMON TANKARD: Ann Travers

(Most points in Cookery Classes.

THE JAMES CUP: Sue Abbot

(Most points in Handicrafts)

THE FELPHAM & MIDDLETON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TROPHY: David Donovan

(Most points in Show)

CHILDREN’S AWARDS (Most points in Children’s Classes)

7 years and Under: Jacob Abbot

8-14 years: Alice Sanders

FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS

1. One bloom Trumpet Daffodil

1^st P Sedgwick 2^nd S Harris 3^rd D Donovan

2. Three blooms of Trumpet Daffodils

1st S Harris 2^nd C Dunham

3. Five blooms of Trumpet Daffodils

1^st S Harris

4. One bloom large cupped Daffodil

1^st K Hay 2^nd S Harris 3^rd D Donovan

5. Three blooms of large cupped Daffodils

1^st K Hay 2^nd P Sedgwick 3^rd C Bryan

6. Five blooms of large cupped Daffodils

1^st D Donovan 2^nd C Bryan

7. One bloom small cupped Daffodil

1^st D Donovan 2^nd S Harris 3^rd S Abbot

8. Three blooms small cupped Daffodils

1^st S Abbot 2^nd C Bryan 3^rd D Donovan

9. Five blooms small cupped Daffodils

1^st D Donovan

10. Three blooms bi-colour Daffodils

1^st S Faircloth 2^nd S Harris

11. Three blooms double Daffodils

1^st P Slater 2^nd P Scrace 3^rd S Faircloth

12. Five blooms miniature Daffodils

1^st S Harris 2^nd E Sanders 3^rd M Howard

13. Five blooms miniature multi-headed Daffodils

1^st A Travers

14. Mixed Daffodils

1^st D Donovan 2^nd S Harris 3^rd C Dunham

15. Three stems multi-headed Narcissi

1^st S Faircloth 2^nd P Dawson 3^rd S Harris

16. Three blooms, one variety any Daffodil

1^st D Donovan 2^nd S Harris 3^rd A Travers

17. Three Tulips

1^st C Bryan 2^nd M Howard 3^rd S Faircloth

18. Hyacinths

1^st A Travers 2^nd J Smith 3^rd S Faircloth

19. Spring Flowers

1^st M Howard 2^nd C Dunham 3^rd G Argent

20. Flowering Shrubs

1^st J Coxhead 2^nd A Travers 3^rd P Sedgwick

21. Five blooms Pansies

1^st S Faircloth

22. Five blooms Hellebores

1^st M Howard 2^nd S Harris 3^rd S Abbot

23. Camellia

1^st P Slater 2^nd P Sedgwick 3^rd J Coxhead

24. Any Bulbs or Corms

1^st C Dunham 2^nd A Travers 3^rd S Harris

25. One Pot Polyanthus or Primrose.

1^st G Beaven 2^nd C Bryan 3^rd G Argent

26. Alpine or Rock Garden

1^st I Jordan 2^nd P Slater 3^rd S Abbot

27. A Cactus or Succulent

1^st G Argent 2^nd D Donovan 3^rd P Sedgwick

28. House or Pot Plant in bloom

1^st S Faircloth 2^nd S Harris 3^rd P Slater

29. House or Pot Plant with Ornamental foliage.

1^st I Jordan 2^nd S Abbot 3^rd D Donovan

30. One pot of Orchids

1^st C Bennett 2^nd J Coxhead 3^rd S Harris

SMELL AND VOTE.

31. Daffodil – most fragrant bloom of Daffodil/Narcissi judged by the votes of the visitors:
1^st S Faircloth

32. 4 Items in a Trug or Basket.

1^st S Harris 2^nd K Hay 3^rd M Howard

VEGETABLES

33. Any Vegetable

1^st M Howard 2^nd D Donovan

34. Three kinds of Herbs

1^st I Jordan 2^nd M Howard 3^rd K Hay

35. Three sticks Rhubarb

1^st P Sedgwick 2^nd S Faircloth 3^rd I Jordan

FLORAL ART

36. Be My Valentine

1^st E Anderson 2^nd A Travers 3^rd C Dunham

37. Spring Fever

1^st C Dunham 2^nd E Anderson 3^rd A Travers

38. A Petite incorporating a Wine Glass

1^st P Dawson 2^nd I Jordan 3^rd R Ball

HANDICRAFT

40. A Painting in Oils or Watercolour

1^st P Dawson

41. An item of Handicraft

1^st K Hay 2^nd P Slater 3^rd S Abbot

42. A Knitted or Crocheted item

1^st V Black 2^nd S Abbot 3^rd K Hay

43.An item of Hand Stitched Needlecraft.

1^st G Kriehn 2^nd S Abbot 3^rd S Faircloth

^{44. An item of Machine Stitched Needlework}

1^st S Abbot 2^nd S Faircloth

45. An Easter Bonnet

1^st S Abbot 2^nd M Howard

46. A Thank You Card

1^st P Slater 2^nd M Howard

PHOTOGRAPHY

47. I can see for Miles.

1^st P More 2^nd P Dawson 3^rd S Abbot

48. Wheels

1^st P Sedgwick 2^nd P More 3^rd P Dawson

49. A Portrait.

1^st S Abbot 2^nd P More 3^rd P Dawson

COOKERY

50. Individual Pasta Salad

1^st K Hay 2^nd M Howard

51. Four Hot Cross Buns

1^st K Hay

52. Four Easter Biscuits

1^st A Travers 2^nd M Howard 3^rd K Hay

53. French Apple Tart.

1^st A Travers 2^nd K Hay

54. Lemon Drizzle Cake

1^st A Travers 2^nd K Hay 3^rd R Ball

55. Orange Marmalade.

1^st D Donovan 2^nd A Travers 3^rd M Howard

56. Citrus Marmalade

1^st D Donovan 2^nd A Travers 3^rd M Howard

57 Chutney or Pickle

1^st D Donovan 2^nd J Coxhead 3^rd A Travers

CHILDREN. 7 years and under

58. Cress grown in an unusual container.

1^st Jacob Abbot 2^nd Jessica Willmott

59. An Easter Bonnet.

1^st Jacob Abbot

60. A Snake made from plant materials.
1^st Jacob Abbot

61. Five Marzipan Sweets.

1^st Toby 2^nd Lewis R 3^rd Mason
(1^st Felpham Beaver Scouts)

62. A Mothering Sunday Card

1^st Jacob Abbot

8 – 14 years.

64. Four Chocolate Brownies

1^st Alice Sanders 2^nd Bethany Sanders

65. A Potato Print Design

1^st Alice Sanders

66. A Photograph of Felpham Beach

1^st Alice Sanders 2^nd Bethany Sanders

67. A Mothering Sunday Card

1^st Alice Sanders 2^nd Bethany Sanders