MASHAMSHIRE SHOW 2024 Catalogue


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Class NumberClass Name & Entrants
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Chris Parish
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. A. R. Abel
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Chris Parish
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. A. R. Abel
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Chris Parish
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. A. R. Abel
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Chris Parish
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. A. R. Abel
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Chris Parish
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish, 2. A. R. Abel
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. A. R. Abel
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Chris Parish
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 5atest
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. ()
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. ()
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase.
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums
Flower Section: Chrysanthemums
Class 1Three single break spray Chrysanthemums in one vase. | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 2One specimen Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 3Three incurved Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 4Three intermediate Chrysanthemums | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 5Three reflex Chrysanthemums
Class 6One vase of mixed Chrysanthemums | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 15Three ball type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias | 1. ()
Class 8Three dahlias under 52mm pom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only)
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 52mm diameter
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Terence Robert Sutton, 2. Trevor Hill
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton, 3. Trevor Hill
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Terence Robert Sutton, 4. Trevor Hill
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Terence Robert Sutton
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 7Three vases of three dahlias(any size)prize money 1st £5,2nd £3, 3rd £2 for class 7 only) | 1. Vicki Marr, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. J D Nesom
Class 8Three miniature or pom pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 9Three small cactus or semi cactus | 1. Freddie Harrison (8), 2. Andrew Abel, 3. J D Nesom
Class 10Three small decorative dahlias | 1. David Shaw, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 11Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. J D Nesom
Class 12Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. J D Nesom
Class 13Three large or giant dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. J D Nesom
Class 14A bowl of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Stacey Jakeman, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 15Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. J D Nesom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Trevor Hill, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. David Wilkinson, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Sophie Roberts
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Chris Parish
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Chris Parish
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. Terry Sutton, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Trevor Hill, 4. John David Newsom
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Trevor Hill, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Sophie Roberts
Class 14Three ball small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Terry Sutton, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. David Wilkinson, 6. John David Newsom, 7. Chris Parish, 8. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 151 Vase, 1 Dahlia Bloom
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 ) | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. John David Newsom, 3. T. R. Sutton, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. T. R. Sutton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases | 1. John David Newsom, 2. T. R. Sutton, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect | 1. Janet Jameson
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias | 1. Chris Parish, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. John David Newsom, 5. A. R. Abel
Flower Section: Dahlias
Class 6Three vases of three dahlias(any size) (prize money 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 )
Class 7Three pom dahlias under 55mm diameter
Class 8Three small or minature cactus or semi cactus
Class 9Three small decorative or minature dahlias
Class 10Three medium cactus or semi cactus
Class 11Three decorative medium dahlias
Class 12Three large or giant dahlias - can be shown in 3 separate vases
Class 13A display of mixed dahlias arranged for all round effect
Class 14Three ball, small or miniature type dahlias
Class 151 Vase, 1 dahlia bloom
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five asters
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose
Class 31Queen's 90th Birthday - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a shoe
Class 33A vintage arrangement - not to exceed 27"wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a show (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Brexit" - an arrangement not to exceed 20" wide
Class 32A display in a welly
Class 33A decorated hat - not to exceed 27" wide
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35Grow a cress head (Children 6 to 10 Years)
Class 36A display in a pint glass milk bottle (Children 11 to 16 Years)
Class 37Floating flower heads (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 17Five echinacea | 1. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium) | 1. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. ()
Class 32A display in a watering can | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 33A floral hair garland | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. ()
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. ()
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 31Autumn Harmony (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 32Melonie (An arrangement not to exceed 12" wide) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 33An arrangement Afternoon Tea | 1. ()
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 36A collage of different leaves (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Five echinacea
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted pelargonium (geranium)
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31"Golden Anniversary Celebration" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32A display in a watering can
Class 33A floral hair garland
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 5 Years and Under)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Grow a cress head (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Children 16 Years and Under)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3)
Class 31In the Pink (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement)
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest netttle (CHILDREN 11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads(CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. David Wilkinson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Trevor Hill, 5. Maurice Read
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. David Wilkinson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Steve North
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Rachel Harrison, 2. Heather Kent, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Richard Howard
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Richard Howard
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Steve Durham, 5. David Allison, 6. Chris Carruthers, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Richard Howard
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Steve Durham
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Steve North, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve Durham
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Steve Durham
Class 31"In the Pink" (An arrangement not to exceed 20) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 32Harvest Buffet Table (An arrangement) | 1. Joy Abel
Class 33An arrangement in a wine glass | 1. Joy Abel, 2. Kay Bromhead
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Lois Cawood (10), 3. Lewis Mills (7), 4. Allegra O'Hare (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (11 TO 16 YEARS)
Class 37Floating flower heads (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Yasmin A Alvarez
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Wilkinson, 4. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Deborah Bain, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Shirley Scrutton
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Shirley Scrutton, 4. Jennie Holt, 5. Molly Dennis, 6. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Melanie St John Lewis, 3. Heather Kent, 4. Rachel Harrison
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Margaret Vasey, 4. Norman W Castle, 5. Vicki Marr, 6. Stephen North
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Melanie St John Lewis, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. J D Nesom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Brenda Loveday
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. D J F Broadley, 5. Stephen North, 6. Brenda Loveday
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Steve Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. D J F Broadley, 7. Stephen North, 8. J D Nesom
Class 30One Gentleman's buttonhole - rose (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3) | 1. Steve Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. D J F Broadley
Class 31"Jubilee" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide)
Class 32“Berries and Foliage” (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Joy Abel, 3. Lynn Cartwright, 4. Stacey Jakeman, 5. Liz Clark
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Mrs S E Webster
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Olivia Danby (1), 3. Brodie Stockdale (3)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Freddie Harrison (8), 3. Zara Danby (8), 4. Ella Gore (7), 5. Vita Bourne-Arton (8)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (7), 2. Henry Cawood (9), 3. Lois Cawood (11), 4. Esme Stoney (13), 5. Lucia Stoney, 6. Theo Verity (11), 7. George Dennis (15)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. John David Newsom
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. David Wilkinson
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Chris Carruthers, 3. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Vicki Marr, 4. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Bramham, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Carruthers, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Vicki Marr, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Steve North
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Stephen Durham, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Steve North
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Maurice Read, 4. John David Newsom, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish
Class 30A rose grown for scent (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and Flowers may be bought for these 3 classes) | 1. Stephen Durham, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Rachel Mountain, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Elizabeth Pratt
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Mrs S E Webster, 2. Julie Tattersall
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Harry McCarthy (5), 4. Ben Parish (5), 5. Sophie Roberts, 6. Brodie Stockdale (4), 7. Maggie Roberts (5), 8. Mabel Roberts (5)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. Hugo Bourne-Arton (7), 3. Vita Bourne-Arton (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Lizzie Parish (8), 2. George Dennis, 3. Theo Verity (12)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Ben Parish (5)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 18Three gladioli | 1. Margaret Vasey
Class 19Potted orchid | 1. Rachel Mountain
Class 20Potted fuchsia | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Chris Carruthers
Class 21Vase mixed flowers | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Rachel Greensit
Class 22One flowering pot plant | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Julie Tattersall, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 23One foliage pot plant | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Sally Yonge, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 24Six sweet peas | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 25Four roses - named and different | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Maurice Read
Class 26Six roses - as grown | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Steve North, 4. John David Newsom
Class 27One specimen rose - named | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Janet Jameson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 28One floribunda stem | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. John David Newsom
Class 30A rose grown for scent | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Julie Tattersall, 4. Janet Jameson, 5. Steve North, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sally Yonge
Class 31"Foliage only" (An arrangement not to exceed 20" wide (Prize Money for classes 31 to 33 - 1st-£6, 2nd-£4, 3rd-£3 and flowers may be bought for these 3 classes)) | 1. Elizabeth Pratt, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 32"Rainbow" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist)) | 1. Julie Tattersall, 2. Rachel Greensit
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Freddie Gregg (4)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS) | 1. Lizzie Parish (9), 2. Ben Parish (6), 3. Harry Gregg (6), 4. Anya Morris (10), 5. Freddie Harrison (10), 6. Ella Gore (9)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle) | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Jack Trufhitt (5), 3. George Trufhitt (3), 4. Lizzie Parish (9), 5. Freddie Gregg (4), 6. Harry Gregg (6), 7. Ewan Morris (12), 8. Herbie Scott Paul (6), 9. Barnaby Scott Paul (4)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Ben Parish (6)
Flower Section: General Flowers
Class 16Top Vase class (See Rules) (Prize Money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 17Three stems of sunflowers
Class 18Three gladioli
Class 19Potted orchid
Class 20Potted fuchsia
Class 21Vase mixed flowers
Class 22One flowering pot plant
Class 23One foliage pot plant
Class 24Six sweet peas
Class 25Four roses - named and different
Class 26Six roses - as grown
Class 27One specimen rose - named
Class 28One floribunda stem
Class 29The same rose in 3 stages of open (bud, intermediate, fully open)
Class 30A rose grown for scent
Class 31"A table centre for an Autumn Supper Party" (An arrangement not to exceed 20)
Class 32"An arrangement in a Cup or a Mug" (An arrangement)
Class 33A corsage ((small bouquet worn on clothing or around the wrist))
Class 34A bunch of flowers in a Jam Jar (5 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 35A display in a pint glass milk bottle (6 TO 10 YEARS)
Class 36Longest nettle (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (roots to be removed and for entrants to tie the entry label to the nettle)
Class 37Largest sunflower head (16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. ()
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. D Gregg, 2. Wendy Bain, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Robert Greensit, 2. Andrew Abel
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Wendy Bain, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Robert Greensit, 4. J D Nesom, 5. Theo Verity (11)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. J D Nesom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 4. John David Newsom
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. John David Newsom, 6. Theo Verity (12)
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Robert Greensit, 3. John David Newsom
Farmers Section
Class 38Sample of barley | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 39Six ears of wheat | 1. Theo Verity, 2. John David Newsom, 3. A. R. Abel, 4. Robert Greensit
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Class 41A carrier bag of silage | 1. A. R. Abel, 2. Robert Greensit
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag | 1. Theo Verity, 2. Laura McCarthy, 3. John David Newsom, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Robert Greensit, 6. Wendy Bain
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed | 1. John David Newsom, 2. A. R. Abel, 3. Robert Greensit
Farmer's Section
Class 38Sample of barley
Class 39Six ears of wheat
Class 40Two fodder beets - tops off
Class 41A carrier bag of silage
Class 42Hay sample - in a carrier bag
Class 42AFour field potatoes unwashed
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Andrew Abel, 7. Y Alvarez, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Vicky Garlick, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Stephen North
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Malcolm Tattersall, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Malcolm Jameson, 7. Norman W Castle, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers grown on Masham Allotments | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Melanie St John Lewis
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Sophie Roberts
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Christopher Steven Bramham, 3. Chris Parish
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Richard Mawer, 3. Chris Parish
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Chris Parish
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Christopher Steven Bramham, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Andrea Hewson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrew Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Chris Parish, 7. Sophie Roberts
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Melanie St John Lewis, 5. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Mrs P J Mawer, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. John David Newsom, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Steve North, 7. Chris Parish
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish, 10. John David Newsom
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Chris Parish
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Christopher Steven Bramham, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Mrs P J Mawer, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 2. Brenda Loveday, 3. John David Newsom, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Chris Parish
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Vicki Marr, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Steven Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Alice McCarthy, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Melanie St John Lewis, 6. Jennie Holt
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Richard Mawer, 7. Chris Parish
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Yasmin A Alvarez, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 5. Brenda Loveday, 6. Alice McCarthy, 7. Richard Mawer, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Chris Parish
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Laura McCarthy Gregg, 8. Richard Mawer, 9. Chris Parish
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (4), 2. George Trufhitt (2), 3. Esme Jones (6), 4. Rory James (8), 5. Ben Parish (5), 6. Lizzie Parish (8), 7. Ella Gore (8)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Dan McCarthy (10), 2. Ben Parish (5), 3. Lizzie Parish (8)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Margaret Vasey, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Chris Carruthers, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 8. Brenda Loveday, 9. Chris Parish, 10. Sophie Roberts, 11. Andrew Abel
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Yasmin A Alvarez, 4. Mrs P J Mawer, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 7. Brenda Loveday, 8. Marcia Newton, 9. Steve North, 10. Chris Parish, 11. Sophie Roberts, 12. Andrew Abel, 13. Malcolm Tattersall
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Mrs E Van Cutsem, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Chris Parish
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Jean Jones, 2. Andrea Hewson, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. A. R. Abel, 5. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Sally Yonge, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson, 3. A. R. Abel
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Claire Hadley, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. John David Newsom, 7. A. R. Abel
Class 52One cabbage red or green | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. A. R. Abel
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 54One squash | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Chris Parish, 3. John David Newsom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Steve North, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton, 6. Richard Howard
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Jordan Halstead, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. A. R. Abel, 6. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round (Millenium Plate class) | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Andrea Hewson, 5. Norman Kitching, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. John David Newsom, 8. A. R. Abel, 9. Maurice Read
Class 60Three carrots | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. A. R. Abel
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering | 1. Louise Christie, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Richard Howard, 6. Rachel Greensit
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Nick Imeson
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Norman Kitching, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Maurice Read
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Caroline Ball, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Claire Hadley, 7. Richard Howard, 8. Vicky Garlick
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Jordan Halstead, 3. Nick Imeson, 4. Norman Kitching, 5. Chris Carruthers
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Nick Imeson, 5. Norman Kitching
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Nick Imeson
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Christopher Stephen Bramham, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Norman Kitching, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. A. R. Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Sally Yonge
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Claire Hadley, 5. Maurice Read, 6. Vicky Garlick
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Andrea Hewson, 4. Jordan Halstead, 5. Nick Imeson, 6. Marcia Newton, 7. Maurice Read
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Esme Jones (7), 2. Esme Jones (7), 3. Esme Jones (7), 4. Jack Trufhitt (5), 5. George Trufhitt (3), 6. Lizzie Parish (9), 7. Ben Parish (6), 8. Max Harrison (14)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Jack Trufhitt (5), 2. George Trufhitt (3), 3. Lizzie Parish (9), 4. Ben Parish (6)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. Margaret Vasey, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Caroline Ball, 4. Chris Parish, 5. Jordan Halstead, 6. Nick Imeson, 7. Maurice Read, 8. Chris Carruthers
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 2. Malcolm Tattersall, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Parish, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Jordan Halstead, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. Claire Hadley, 10. Nick Imeson, 11. Marcia Newton, 12. Maurice Read, 13. Vicky Garlick, 14. Chris Carruthers
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Malcolm Tattersall, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Delyth Du Plooy, 5. Claire Hadley, 6. David Broadley, 7. Marcia Newton, 8. Richard Howard
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - (prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3)
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened)
Class 54One squash
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots
Class 61A vase of herbs, 1 flowering
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes - (not to exceed 6" length) (Millenium Plate class)
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77Basket of Produce and Flowers ((to include both produce and flowers))
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber | 1. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable (Sponsored by D. Broadley )
Class 44Top tray (Sponsored by Mrs J. Jameson)
Class 45Heaviest Onion – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 46Three spring sown Onions – as grown (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 47Three spring sown Onions – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48Three Onions – from sets – dressed (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 49Two Trench Leeks (Sponsored by I’Anson Bros. Ltd)
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mil radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (Ladies only) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six French beans
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Vegetables
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56A collection of three tap roots e.g. carrot, parsnip, swede
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. ()
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans | 1. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. ()
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 54One red cabbage | 1. ()
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. ()
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off | 1. ()
Class 62Two peppers | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 63Six shallots - undressed | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 64Four courgettes | 1. (), 2. ()
Class 65One cucumber | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. ()
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. ()
Class 71Six french beans | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. ()
Class 74Six tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. ()
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. (), 7. (), 8. (), 9. (), 10. (), 11. (), 12. (), 13. (), 14. (), 15. (), 16. (), 17. ()
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. (), 2. (), 3. (), 4. (), 5. (), 6. ()
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. (), 2. (), 3. ()
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - undressed
Class 64Four courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aUgly or Wonky Vegetable or Fruit
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Six tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks
Class 49Two trench leeks
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf)
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham)
Class 52One cabbage - round green
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable
Class 56Four eating apples
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate)
Class 58Four coloured potatoes
Class 59Three beetroot - round
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers
Class 63Six shallots - dressed
Class 64Two courgettes
Class 65One cucumber
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety
Class 70Six runner beans
Class 71Six french beans
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER)
Class 74Four tomatoes
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes
Class 76Five cooking apples
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Rachel Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Maurice Read
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. David Allison
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. David Allison
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Jessica Lane, 2. Kay Bromhead, 3. Nigel Bromhead, 4. Maurice Read
Class 52One cabbage - round green | 1. David Allison, 2. Marcia Newton
Class 53 A garlic bulb as grown
Class 54One red cabbage
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison
Class 57Four white potatoes (Class for Vegetable Society Plate) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Kay Bromhead, 5. Nigel Bromhead, 6. Maurice Read
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. David Allison, 2. Maurice Read
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Richard Howard, 4. Marcia Newton
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. David Allison
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. David Shaw, 2. David Allison
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Kay Bromhead, 4. Nigel Bromhead, 5. Richard Mawer, 6. Marcia Newton
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Tim Harrison, 3. Andrew Abel
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Malcolm Jameson, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Tim Harrison, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. J M Jameson, 6. David Allison
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Tim Harrison, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. David Allison, 4. Jessica Lane, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Janet Jameson, 2. Jo Parish, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Rachel Harrison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Kay Bromhead, 7. Marcia Newton
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. Alice McCarthy, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Steve North, 4. David Allison, 5. Kay Bromhead, 6. Nigel Bromhead, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. David Allison, 5. Jessica Lane, 6. Nigel Bromhead
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3), 3. Jack Trufhitt (2), 4. Max Harrison (11)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Lizzie Parish (6), 2. Ben Parish (3)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Chris Jameson, 6. David Allison, 7. Chris Carruthers, 8. Kay Bromhead, 9. Nigel Bromhead, 10. Maurice Read
Class 75Six cherry tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Chris Parish, 4. Steve North, 5. Malcolm Tattersall, 6. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 7. David Allison, 8. Chris Carruthers, 9. Kay Bromhead, 10. Nigel Bromhead, 11. Maurice Read, 12. Marcia Newton
Class 76Five cooking apples | 1. Robert Jameson, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Malcolm Tattersall, 4. David Allison
Class 77A potato grown in a 2 gallon container - Heaviest crop | 1. Richard Howard, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Robert Jameson
Class 77ABest Masham allotment belonging to Masham Allotment Association
Vegetable Section
Class 43One bloom, one vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Sally Yonge, 7. Trevor Hill
Class 44Top tray - Prize money 1st-£10, 2nd-£5, 3rd-£3 | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 45Heaviest onion – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Andrew Abel, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Trevor Hill
Class 46Three spring sown onions – as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 47Three spring sown onions – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 48Three onions – from sets – dressed | 1. Andrew Abel, 2. Alice McCarthy
Class 48ATwo garden or allotment grown leeks | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Andrew Abel, 3. Richard Mawer
Class 49Two trench leeks | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 50Two pot leeks (no more than 15cm to first leaf) | 1. Trevor Hill
Class 51Three separate vegetables (one of each - 5 mile radius of Masham) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Marcia Newton, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Andrew Abel, 5. Sally Yonge
Class 52One cabbage red or green
Class 53 One corn on the cob (un-opened) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem, 3. J D Nesom, 4. Richard Mawer
Class 54One squash | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. J D Nesom
Class 55Any other vegetable | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 3. Marcia Newton
Class 56Four eating apples | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Stephen North, 5. Liz Clark
Class 57Four white potatoes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 58Four coloured potatoes | 1. Maurice Read, 2. Sally Yonge
Class 59Three beetroot - round | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Maurice Read, 3. Sally Yonge, 4. Caroline Ball, 5. J D Nesom, 6. Jennie Holt, 7. William Gore
Class 60Three carrots - stump rooted tops off | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Andrew Abel
Class 61Three carrots - long tops off
Class 62Two peppers | 1. Chris Parish
Class 63Six shallots - dressed | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 64Two courgettes | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Sally Yonge, 5. Georgina Van Tutsem, 6. Brenda Loveday, 7. Richard Mawer
Class 65One cucumber | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 66One vegetable marrow - table (not to exceed 15" length | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Barbara Jameson, 4. Malcolm Jameson, 5. Andrew Abel
Class 67Heaviest marrow - as grown | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Malcolm Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Georgina Van Tutsem, 5. Trevor Hill, 6. George Dennis (15), 7. Willa Bourne-Arton
Class 68Three separate vegetables - one of each kind | 1. Andrew Abel
Class 69One vegetable (LADIES ONLY) any variety | 1. Jo Parish, 2. Janet Jameson, 3. Susan Cunliffe-Lister, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Alice McCarthy, 6. Jane Vickery, 7. Georgina Van Tutsem
Class 70Six runner beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Georgina Van Tutsem, 4. Brenda Loveday
Class 71Six french beans | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Marcia Newton, 4. Maurice Read, 5. Caroline Ball
Class 71aTwo sticks of rhubarb (Millennium plate class) | 1. Chris Parish, 2. Robert Jameson, 3. Maurice Read, 4. Yasmin A Alvarez, 5. Richard Mawer
Class 72Children's vegetable (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Freddie Harrison (8), 4. Esme Jones (5), 5. Esme Jones (5), 6. Jack Trufhitt (3), 7. George Trufhitt (1)
Class 73Children's fruit (GROWN BY 16 YEARS AND UNDER) | 1. Ben Parish (4), 2. Lizzie Parish (7), 3. Jack Trufhitt (3), 4. Lois Cawood (11)
Class 74Four tomatoes | 1. David Shaw, 2. Chris Parish, 3. Robert Jameson, 4. Marcia Newton, 5. Margaret Vasey, 6. Maurice Read, 7. Alice McCarthy, 8. Sally Yonge, 9. D J F Broadley, 10. Georgina Van Tutsem, 11. Brenda Loveday