Garden Show

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Garden Show

Have you caught the gardening bug ? Gardening is more popular than ever these days, and the Festival will again be offering the chance to show off the best of your home-grown flowers, fruit and veg. Last year’s show was a resounding success and Barton under Needwood Gardening Guild will again be holding their Late Summer Show as part of the Family Festival.

The show will be held on Saturday 2nd September in St James’s churchyard.

The show is free to enter and open to both Guild members and non-members and there is a special section for children

Only one entry per person for each schedule item will be accepted.

Gardening Guild members will be there to help you stage exhibits should you require it

Judging will take place shortly after 2pm.
Don’t forget to come and collect your entries by 4.15 pm.   

Do come along and join in with this village event. Just turn up on the day with your entries.    

Any queries to Sheila Allcock – call 07931 970096 or email fmansell@hotmail.com 

The Schedule of Categories is:

FLOWERS AND PLANTS:

1.   A single rose
2.   Three stems of roses
3.   Three dahlias 
4.   Six fuchsia heads in a container 
5.   A single cut flower 
6.   A vase of any single variety of cut flowers 
7.   A vase of three different varieties of cut flowers. 
8.   A vase of perennial flowers. 
9.   Any pot plant 
10. Any pot plant in flower 

VEGETABLES:

1.   Five tomatoes 
2    Five cherry or small variety of tomato
3.   One cucumber 
4.   Three potatoes 
5.   Three runner beans
6.   The longest runner bean
7.   A pair of beetroot
8.   A pair of courgettes
9.   One squash 
10. Three different culinary herbs tied in a bunch  

FRUIT:

1. Two desert apples
2. Two cooking apples
3. Two pears
4. Five berries
5. Any other fruit not listed in the schedule    

CHILDREN’S SECTION:  

To be judged in two age groups: up to seven years, and eight to eleven years old.   

A.  A miniature garden in a seed tray
B.  “This is something I grew myself”
C.  An animal made from vegetables and/or fruit   

 

See you there !

You can download the schedule here:

Summer Schedule (MS Word format)
Summer Schedule (PDF format)