Tetbury Flower Show
Sunday 11th August 2002
Recreation Ground, Tetbury

Order of Events
Thursday 8th August 2002
12noon - Closing date for entry forms and fees
Sunday 11th August 2002
7.30am - Setting up of exhibits
10.00am - Marquee cleared for judging
12.30pm - Gates to Recreation Ground are opened
1.00pm - Marquee open to the public
3.00pm - Prize money pay-out by Treasurer
4.15pm - Presentation of cups
4.30pm - Exhibits may be removed
5.00pm - Auction of produce kindly left behind by exhibitors
Later - Grand Draw

Classes
Amateur Classes - Vegetables and Fruit
Prizes: £1, 50p
1. 3 sticks of rhubarb
2. 3 white potatoes
3. 3 coloured potatoes
4. 3 carrots - long, tops limited to 6" in length
5. 3 carrots - short, tops limited to 6" in length
6. 6 broad beans
7. 6 runner beans
8. 6 dwarf French beans
9. 3 beet - round, tops limited to 6" in height
10. 3 onions for quality, without tops - from seed
11. 3 onions for quality, without tops - from sets
12. 2 leeks, with tops
13. 12 shallots, for size and quality
14. 12 shallots, for pickling - must pass through 1" ring
15. 3 parsnips, tops limited to 6" in length
16. 6 pods of peas
17. 2 marrows for quality - not to exceed 12" long
18. 2 cabbage lettuce
19. 2 cabbages
20. 2 courgettes
21. 6 tomatoes
22. 1 marrow for size
23. 1 ridge cucumber
24. 1 cucumber
25. 1 mammoth vegetable
26. 6 apples
27. a dish of fruit
Amateur Classes - Flowers
Prizes: £1, 50p
28. The Samaritan Rose - H.T. Rose - 1 bloom with own foliage
29. Vase or bowl of roses, H.T. - not less than 5 blooms
30. Floribunda roses - 1 spray only (in a vase)
31. Miniature rose - singly spray (in a vase)
32. Collection of annuals, 3 kinds in 3 vases
33. Collection of cut flowers (in a vase) - 1 colour of one of each variety of flowers - 5 in all
34. Vase of sweet peas - not less than 9 stems
35. Vase of assorted Gladioli, 3 spikes
36. Vase of Antirrhinums, 6 stems
37. Hanging basket, not to exceed 16" in diameter
37a. Dahlia (large or giant)
38. Dahlias, Pom-Pom (in a vase) - flowers not over 2 inches across, mixed colours
39. Decorative dahlias - mixed colours
40. Flowering pot plant - begonia
41. Fuchsia
42. Pot plant, foliage
43. African marigolds, 6 blooms in a vase
43a. Bowl of pansies
44. French Marigolds, 12 blooms in a bowl
Open Classes - Collections
Prizes: £1, 50p
45. Collection of Annuals, 3 kinds in 3 vases
46. Collection of Roses, H.T., 1 bloom each of 4 varieties (in a vase)
47. Collection of Sweet Peas, 4 varieties, 6 of each
Open Classes - Flowers
Prizes: £1, 50p
48. Rose of Tetbury 2002. H.T. Rose, 1 bloom with own foliage
49. 1 vase of sweet peas, 9 stems
50. 1 vase of Asters, 6 blooms
51. 1 vase of Antirrhinums, 6 stems
52. 1 vase of Gladioli, 3 spikes
53. Dahlias, mixed, 1 bloom of four colours, in a vase, bloom 6" to 8" across
54. 4 Cactus Dahlias, mixed in a vase - blooms not over 6" across
55. 4 Decorative Dahlias, mixed in a vase - blooms not over 6" across
56. 4 Dahlias, Pom-Pom, not over 2" across
57. 1 Dahlia, large or giant
58. Vase of Chrysanthemums, 3 blooms
59. African Marigolds, 4 blooms (in a vase)
60. French Marigolds, 12 blooms, in a bowl
61. Vase of mixed Dahlias with own foliage
62. 1 Flowering pot plant (not Fuchsia or Begonia)
63. 1 Flowering pot plant (Begonia)
64. 1 pot plant - foliage
65. Floribunda Roses - 1 spray in a vase
66. 1 Bonsai tree
67. 1 Cactus or Succulent
68. 1 Fuchsia
69. Bowl of Pansies
Open Classes - Vegetables and Fruit
Prizes: £1, 50p
70. Plate of 3 potatoes, any one named variety, white
71. Plate of 3 potatoes, any one named variety, coloured
72. 6 runner beans
73. 6 dwarf beans
74. 6 broad beans
75. 3 onions for quality, without tops, from seed
76. 3 onions for quality, without tops, from sets
77. 2 leeks, with tops
78. 1 mammoth vegetable
79. 6 pods of peas
80. 3 carrots, tops limited to 6"
81. 3 parsnips, tops limited to 6"
82. 3 beet, tops limited to 6" in height
83. 2 cabbages
84. 12 shallots, for pickling, must pass through a 1 inch ring
85. 12 shallots, for size and quality
86. 2 cauliflowers
87. 2 marrows, for quality - not to exceed 12" long
88. 1 marrow
89. 6 tomatoes
90. 1 cucumber
91. 1 ridge cucumber
92. 2 courgettes
93. Dish of any fruit
94. 3 sticks of rhubarb
95. 6 apples
Flower Arrangement
Prizes: £1.50, £1. All exempt from Rule 1 (see below)
96. A Flower Arrangement - your interpretation of the Queen's Golden Jubilee - special prize
97. A Flower Arrangement - in a candlestick
98. A Flower Arrangement - in a basket
99. An arrangement of 3 flowers and foliage
100. An arrangement using Fruit and foliage only
101. A posy for a blind person (to be judged on scent)
Domestic Section - Children's Classes
Prizes: 70p, 50p, 30p
102. Garden on a dinner plate - under 6 yrs
103. Garden on a dinner plate - aged 7 to 11 yrs
104. Model of an animal made from vegetables - under 6 yrs
105. Model of an animal made from vegetables - aged 7 to 11 yrs
106. Best handwriting - up to 10 yrs
(see excerpt below which should be copied)
107. Best handwriting - up to 16 yrs
(see excerpt below which should be copied)
108. Painting of any subject - under 6 yrs
109. Painting of any subject - aged 7 to 11 yrs
110. Photograph, any subject - under 15 yrs
111. Model made from a kit - under 11 yrs
112. Sunflower head - under 11 yrs
113. Arrange flower heads on a plate/dish in water - under 6 yrs
114. Arrange flower heads on a plate/dish in water - 7 to 11 yrs
115. Best dressed teddy bear - celebrating the Queen's Jubilee
116. 6 small 'funny face' cakes - under 11 yrs
117. 6 Jam Tarts - aged 7 to 11 yrs
118. 6 Scones - aged 12 to 16 yrs
119. A single fabric soft toy - under 17 yrs
120. A hand made pin cushion
121. An item of cross stitch
121a. Group entry for pre-school children - paint, crayon or draw a flower
Amateur Classes - Novice Section
Prizes: £1, 50p. Only for people who have not entered before.
N1. Soft toy.
N2. Small item of Cross Stitch
N3. Tapestry
N4. Small item of Crochet
N5. Piece of patchwork (hand or machine made)
Amateur Classes - Photography
Prizes: £1, 50p
122. Coloured photo. Maximum size = 7 x 5. Unmounted: Flowers
122a. Coloured photo. Maximum size = 7 x 5. Unmounted: Animals or Birds
122b. Coloured photo. Maximum size = 7 x 5. Unmounted: At the beach
122c. Coloured photo. Maximum size = 7 x 5. Unmounted: Landscape
Amateur Classes - Adults Craft
123. Cross Stitch - kit or own design
124. Dressed doll - knitted or sewn clothes
125. Soft toy - any medium
126. Piece of patchwork
127. Ladies or Gentlemen's hand-knitted jumper/cardigan - 4ply
128. Pair of socks - 4ply
129. Hand-knitted shawl, up to and including 4ply
130. Matinee Coat- up to and including 4ply
131. Covered cushion - any medium
132. Childs' jumper with motif - D.K.
133. Canvaswork/Tapestry - kit or own design
134. Set of crochet items (not more than 3 pieces)
135. Bobbin lace
136. Framed painting of flowers (oils of watercolours)
137. Hobby - any piece of work not covered in the above classes
Cookery Section - Amateur Classes
Prizes: £1, 50p
138. Jar of jelly
139. Jar of Lemon Curd
140. Jar of blackcurrant Jam
141. Jar of Raspberry Jam
142. Jar of Strawberry Jam
143. Jar of Marmalade
144. Jar of Jam, and fruit other than above
145. Jar of Chutney
146. Carrot Cake (with topping)
147. Decorated cake
148. Light fruit cake baked in 7" to 8" tin
149. Fruit pie - 8"
150. Round of shortbread (cut into eight pieces)
151. Victoria Sandwich - Jam filling only (no sugar on top)
152. Syrup Tart
153. Ginger Cake
154. Cheese Straws
155. Cake made by a man
156. 6 home-made Plain Scones
157. Savoury Flan
158. Rice Pudding
159. 6 Sausage Rolls - each 3" long
160. Small loaf of bread

Cups
1. Tetbury RDC Perpetual Challenge Cup (Best Exhibit, classes 45 to 95)
2. Michael Deacon Memorial Cup (Best Exhibit, classes 1 to 44)
3. Nip Norris Cup (Best Exhibit, classes 1 to 27)
4. Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in open classes 45 to 95)
5. Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in amateur classes 1 to 44)
6. Perpetual Challenge Cup (for roses - class 29)
7. Perpetual Challenge Rose Bowl (for roses - class 46)
8. Perpetual Challenge Cup (for Rose of Tetbury - class 48)
9. Perpetual Challenge Cup (collection of annuals - class 45)
10. Perpetual Challenge Cup (sweet peas - class 47)
11. Perpetual Challenge Cup (best exhibit, dahlias - classes 53 to 56)
12. Perpetual Challenge Cup (chrysanthemums - class 58)
13. Margaret Prosser Cup (best exhibit in flowers section - classes 29 to 44)
14. Perpetual Silver Salver (best exhibit, flower arrangements - classes 97 to 100)
15. Mr K Mabberley Memorial Cup (for class 60)
16. Perpetual Challenge Cup (for Bonsai - class 66)
17. Perpetual Pair Challenge Tankards (onions - class 75)
18. Pat Murphy Memorial Cup (onions - class 10)
19. Mr F.W. Spencer Memorial Cup (shallots, class 13)
20. Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in children's classes)
21. Kimber Cup (class 15)
22. Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in domestic crafts section - classes 123 to 137)
23. Mrs West Memorial Cup (most points in domestic crafts (adults) section - classes 123 to 160)
24. Perpetual Challenge Cup (best exhibit, adult craft section - classes 123 to 137)
25. Samantha Walker Achievement Award (best exhibit, novice section)
26. Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in cookery section - classes 138 to 160)
27. Perpetual Challenge Goblets (best exhibit - classes 138 to 160)
28. Perpetual Challenge Shield (Children) (best exhibit - classes 119 to 121

Rules
1. Every exhibitor in the Open classes must, if called upon, sign a declaration that the exhibits have been grown in his or her own garden or allotment, and no professional gardener is allowed to compete in the Amateur Classes. The committee reserve the right to inspect gardens.
2. Marquee to be open from 7.30am to 10am for exhibitors. Judging to commence at 10am prompt. All exhibitors are kindly asked to leave the marquee when they have staged their exhibits.
3. Exhibitors must supply their own plates, baskets or vases for the display of their entries. Entries must not be removed until 4.30pm on the day of the show.
4. No third prize unless there are four or more entries in any class, and no third prize money except in the Children's Classes.
5. The committee will not held themselves responsible for the loss or damage to exhibits or exhibitors' property, however arising.
6. Any unfair means used to obtain a prize will forfeit all claims to prizes.
7. Novice class - domestic crafts - for those exhibitors who have not shown before.
8. Entries on official entry forms only - two included in the schedule which can be obtained from Patches, Marshalls or Skeins, Long Street, Tetbury.
9. Entry fees for each entry = 20p. Children's classes = 15p each. Fees to accompany entry forms in an envelope.
10. Will all exhibitors write their name and address on an envelope with entry fees enclosed and deliver to Patches, Marshalls or Skeins, Long Street, Tetbury, Glos, by 12noon on Thursday 8th August 2002. No entries will be accepted on show day.
11. Prize money will be paid on Sunday 11th August 2002 from 3.00pm to 4.15pm, by the Treasurer. Any prize money not claimed by 4.15pm will be forfeited for show funds.
12. In the event of any dispute, the decision of the committee will be final.
13. Only one entry per person, per class.
14. Flower exhibits to be in container as per schedule.
15. All exhibits to be named where possible, but must not carry labels identifying competitors.
16. It is requested that articles exhibited are not repeated in ensuing years.
17. Please use one entry form per person. Not one per item.

All information correct at time of printing. For more information, call Mary King on 01666 503055.