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Schedule for 66 Th Flower Show and F Show and Fêêtete ScheduleSchedule forfor 6666thth FlowerFlower ShowShow andand FFêêtete Saturday 13th July 2019 To be held at 2.00 p.m. Pilcot Farm Dogmersfield RG27 8ST Model Steam Trains Punch & Judy Morris Dancers Ferrets Bagshot Concert Band Crafts, games and sideshows Donkeys Children’s events, races and amusements Enthusiasts’ cars and motorbikes Sheepdog & Geese (Flyte of Fancy) Mill Cottage Farm Experience Tea Tent (home-made cakes) Birds of Prey (Fistful of Feathers) Admission: Adults £5 - Children FREE Members FREE - Ample FREE Parking Sponsors Foster & Heanes; Auto Panel Craft; Village Cars; McCarthy Holden Estate Agents; Four Seasons Hotel; Dogmersfield, Winchfield and Crookham Village Parish Councils; Discount Plumbing Centre Ltd; Heritage Motors; LINKUP Branding Matters; John Whelan (Natta). Dogmersfield, Winchfield and Crookham Village Horticultural Society www.dwcvhortsoc.org 2 CONTENTS Chairman’s Welcome …………………………………..…….………4 Evening Talks & Garden Visits………………………..……....6 Awards Open to Competition…………………………………...10 Show Timetable……………………………………………………….….12 Entries, Raffle and RHS show draw………….……….…..13 Thanks to our sponsors……………………………………….…....13 Barn Dance Tickets…………………………………….….………....21 Classes, Awards and Prizes: Division A…………………………………………………….………15, 16 Division B…………………………………………………….…….. 18 Division C…………………………………………………….……...23 Division D…………………………………………………….……. 25 Division E……………………………………………………...…… 28 List of Advertisers………………………….……………….…30 Donations for the 2019 Flower Show & Fête A plea for donations for the Bottle Stall (wine, preserves or soft drinks). We also run our own Plant Stall (all monies raised being credited to the Society’s funds). If you can help with bottle or plant stall donations please let us know and collection can be arranged or please bring them to the Fête on the day or on the Friday set up day. Thank you. Next Year’s Show: 18th July 2020 No shortage of cold drinks and chat at the 2019 show! Pictures: John Mullett 3 WELCOME from our Chairman The committee members have, since the Fête last year, been working hard in all their roles to book and arrange the many stalls and attractions for the Flower Show and Fête this year. The amount of work is formidable. People do not realise the effort that goes into getting the Fête up and running. Booking the attractions has to be done very early otherwise they get booked up elsewhere. Committee members, who are all volunteers take on these tasks because they are a team, and enjoy working together. They get satisfaction too, from the many comments by Members and the public on how enjoyable the Fête is, watching children and parents having great fun and also your support of the society by spending money on the stalls and attractions. A very important aspect financially is the support we get from our sponsors and this year we have several new ones. An anonymous sponsor has given us £250 towards the running of the car parking and we are very pleased that John Whelan of Natta Homes will be paying for our annual insurance. We are grateful to them all. Their names are listed elsewhere in the schedule. Please make note of these as they are an important ingredient to the running of the Flower Show & Fête and your support for their services would be welcomed. As you can see from elsewhere in this schedule we will be having our long standing attractions and after missing the Fête last year we will be having the Fistful of Feathers return. Also the ferrets will be coming but sadly will not be racing. A new attraction will be an ‘0’ gauge steam model railway setup, located in a marquee at the end of the enthusiast’s car parking area. Of course we will also welcome all the enthusiast’s car and motorbike owners to come and display their vehicles. We are indebted to all the helpers who come and help from the Thursday through to the Sunday, carrying out all the tasks required for the Show weekend, including the Judges and their Stewards. If you would like to join this happy gang please ring Sue Smith on 01252 850900 or myself on 01252 615534. We must say a Big Thank You to Alf White and his family who allow us to take over the farm each year for the Flower Show & Fête. So we look forward to seeing you enjoy yourself on the day and maybe joining us at the Barn Dance in the evening. Brian Leversha (Chairman) 4 AN OPPORTUNITY …….has arisen to support your local community and help us to produce a very popular annual Flower Show and Fête. The Society is looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to join the committee and fulfil the following rôle: MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY. The main duties are maintenance of the society’s membership list and contact details and management of annual membership renewals, card printing and distribution. Previous experience in a similar rôle whilst useful, is not essential as full support will be given to get you established. Our friendly and welcoming committee meetings are held monthly in Dogmersfield and are followed by light refreshment and lively conversation.. Interested? Please contact our chairman, Brian Leversha on 01252 615534 or email: [email protected] Do You Have A Garden Pond? Full pond cleaning service Pond maintenance Fish health checks Emergency call-out service Farnham/Fleet: 01252 560992 Email for a FREE quotation: [email protected] Or visit: www.pondmanuk.com Looking after ponds for over 25 years, just google ‘The Pond man of Farnham’ 5 . Evening Talks & Garden Visits, 2019/20 Our evening talks take place in the Women’s Institute Hall in Crookham Village starting at 7.30 p.m. Admission is £2 for members, £3 for non-members. Re- freshments are provided free of charge. A detailed programme of talks will appear in the August newsletter and on the Society’s website, www.dwcvhortsoc.org. Details of our visits are sent out via the members group email list. If you wish to join us, please contact Barbara Cairns by email: bab- [email protected] The following talks are planned for autumn 2019 onwards, so do please come and join us: 12th September. “Pelargoniums” by Brian Deaville. 10th October. ‘Literary and Artistic Footprints in the Thames Valley” by Nicholas Brazil. 14th November. “Apples and Pears” by Gerry Edwards. 12th December. Quiz. Quizmaster - Angus Cairns. 2020 9th January. “All Year Round Colour” by Geoff Hawkins. 13th February. “Stanley Holloway” by Jonathan Jones (AKA “Farnham Town Crier”) 12th March. AGM Speaker - TBA The Society is also planning the following garden visits, preceded by lunch in a local hostelry: 30th May. West Green House garden. Pub: TBA 11th June. Weirs Barn in Hartley Wintney. Pub “The Phoenix” 21st June. Dogmersfield Church. 2nd July. Four Seasons Hotel. Grounds, and possibly the main building. Pub TBA 21st August. Painshill Park. Floral entries from the 2018 Show 6 7 Welcome TO THE TASTE OF EXCELLENCE Handcrafted in Covent Garden with the finest ingredients to give you the best possible chocolate treats. We play around with flavours, using 5 different sources of delicious chocolate. We like to keep the recipes simple, doing without artificial flavours or preservatives. And all our products are created in our very own chocolate design studio so they look as amazing as they taste Professional Tai Chi Training Classes Tai Chi: A powerful, You will find my graceful, gentle, classes deeply relaxing internal martial art and meditative which benefits your health and fitness Are you looking for health and fitness training that suits your lifestyle? Classes held at multiple times and locations weekdays and Saturdays in Hampshire and Surrey. For details, visit our website www.taichiclasses-surrey.co.uk/tai-chi-training, or telephone Darren Plumb on 07982 971961 8 Contact NICK BOWMAN or NEAL RICHARDS: HART GARDEN MACHINERY OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Email: [email protected] 9 AWARDS OPEN TO COMPETITION 2019 (2018 Holders in Brackets) THE PRESIDENT’S TROPHY for the exhibit judged by the President as best in show. (201 9 is inaugural year). ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY BANKSIAN MEDAL for the largest amount of cash won in the horticultural classes (Division A) excluding special prizes. Winners in 2017 & 2018 are not eligible (Paul & Helen Baker 2017; Annette Blackwell 2018) SANDARS TROPHY for the best collection of vegetables. Division A, Class 1 , (Paul and Helen Baker) GRAY CUP for best novelty collection of vegetables. Division A, Class 2, (Annette Blackwell) LESLEY WHITE TROPHY for the best vegetable exhibit in Division A, Classes 3 to 25, (Malcolm Hitchcock) DOGMERSFIELD CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL CHALLENGE CUP for best family collection of produce in Division A, Class 28, (Not awarded) LISTER PLATE for the best exhibit in Division D, classes 1 00-105, (George Gillington) CROOKHAM VILLAGE STORES CUP for the most original and imaginative exhibit in Division D, classes 106 to 112, (Lily Blithe) FOSTER & HEANES CHILDREN’S CHALLENGE CUP for the best exhibit in Division D all classes (George Gillington) THE MANORIAL CHILDREN’S TROPHY for the most points in Division D all classes (George Gillington) GOUGH TROPHY for the best pot plant in Division A classes 37-42 (Jenny Thomas) HAZEL CROFT TANKARD for best Cactus or Succulent. Division A, Class 43, (Paul & Helen Baker) TERRY MINTER CUP for best spray of Roses. Division A, Class 44, (Tina Collins) NAPIER-CLAVERING TROPHY for the best bowl of Roses. Division A, Class 45, (David & Lucinda Evans) GOUGH TROPHY for best specimen Rose. Division A, Class 46, (Tony Gower-Jones) FOSTER & HEANES TROPHY for best Dahlias in Division A, Class 47, (Monica Lamb) DEBBIE FROSDICK MEMORIAL PLATE for best Lily. Division A, Class 49, (Carol Leversha) TOPP CUP for best Gladiolus spike. Division A, Class 50, (Not Awarded) TREVOR-JONES CUP for the best Sweet Peas in the Show. Division A, Classes 54 and 55, (Paul and Helen Baker) KENYON TROPHY for the greatest number of points won in Division A all classes.
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