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Summer Show Schedule 2019.Pdf DAMERHAM AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Damerham - Martin - Rockbourne - Sandleheath - Whitsbury Affliated to 94th DAMERHAM HORTICULTURAL SHOW (Tent opens 1.30pm approx.) AND VILLAGE FAIR 11.30am - 4.45pm in the CRICKET FIELD, DAMERHAM SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 2019 Presentation of Cups - 4.00pm PLEASE KEEP THIS BY YOU YOUR ENTRY FORM IS INSIDE ALLENBROOK NURSING & RESIDENTIAL CARE FORDINGBRIDGE More than just a nursing home Peacefully located near to Fordingbridge town centre in 6 acres of mature gardens A perfect location for comfortable living with professional care Nursing Care, Convalescent Care and Respite Care all available We have built an excellent reputation for providing first class care in beautiful surroundings Our aim is to provide a place that feels like ‘home’ but gives all the care, support and security for comfortable day to day living ‘Allenbrook is the very best example of how a care home should be. Every single member of staff should be proud of themselves with the amazing levels of care, compassion and patience they give every day’ 34 Station Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1JW Tel: 01425 656589 Email: enquiries @allenbrook-fordingbridge.co.uk Web: www.allenbrook-fordingbridge.co.uk Wolvercroft Garden Centre Summer 2019 ! New season Shrubs, Climbers and Roses, including Celebration varieties for all occasions! ! Over 100 varieties of Clematis grown locally, looking lush and garden ready! ! Large selection of plants grown and Outside covered area cared for on site. now open at our ! Range of indoor plants, including cacti and orchids to keep inside Tea Rooms! looking great! ! Flo Gas (propane, butane and Our Tea Rooms now have a patio/BBQ gas) ready for outdoor living! covered outside area to enjoy a drink, cake or a We run our own delivery service for meal! Browse our menus all products, just ask in store or ring online at for details! www.wolvercroft.co.uk Fordingbridge Road, Alderholt, SP6 3BE. 01425 652437 www.wolvercroft.co.uk Nigel G. Turton MASTER THATCHER MEMBER OF DORSET MASTER THATCHERS ASSOCIATION • COMBED WHEAT REED & WATER REED THATCHING • FREE ESTIMATES - ANY AREA COVERED • ROOF REPORTS AVAILABLE & REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN Lime Tree Cottage, Deanland, Sixpenny Handley, Salisbury SP5 5PD Tel No: 01725 552867 Mobile: 07710 851735 DAMERHAM GARAGE Martin Shop ALL MAKES Servicing and Repairs Monday - Friday: 9 - 10.30am; 4.30 - 6pm Petrol and Diesel M.O.T.s Saturday: 9.30am - 12.30pm Welding and Fabrication • Local produce Courtesy Cars • Extensive range of groceries for all your day-to-day Tyres - Batteries - Exhausts needs - Calor Gas - • Saturday Cofee Shop with home-made cakes • Volunteer-run not-for-profit 01725 518 224 community shop CRACKNELL TIMBER • Fence Posts & Panels • Sleepers • Feather Edge • Gravel Boards • Construction Timber • Cladding • Post Mix • Gates 01725 518123 07795 388738 Southampton Road, Fordingbridge SP6 1AP Courtwood Farm, Sandleheath SP6 1QD www.cracknelltimber.co.uk Gift Shop Café Vintage Barn Open Daily STRAWBERRY AFTERNOON TEA with live music from the FB Pocket Orchestra Sunday 21st July 3pm - 5pm Booking essential 01725 517248 ********** CRANBORNE MANOR GARDEN open every Wednesday until mid-October 9am - 5pm Please note, Cranborne Manor Garden will be closed for a private event for a couple of Wednesdays in late July - please see our website for firm dates closer to the time ********** SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR FULL DETAILS OF ALL UPCOMING EVENTS WWW.CRANBORNEGARDENCENTRE.CO.UK Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm Sunday & Bank Holidays 10.00 am - 5.00 pm Cranborne Garden Centre, Cranborne, Dorset BH21 5PP Tel: 01725 517248 www.cranbornegardencentre.co.uk President: MRS. CHRISTOPHER HALL Committee: Chairman: Mr N. Lock Hon. Treasurer: Mr S. Harrington, Woodmans Yard, High Street, Damerham SP6 3EU Phone: 01725 518502 Hon. Show Secretary: Mrs C. Godber, 12 Riverdale Close, Fordingbridge, SP6 1LJ Phone: 01425 650044 Ms C. Andrews Mrs J. Gaillard Mrs M. Harrington Mr P. Allen Mrs J. Burnell Mrs J. Bouskell Mrs H. Mullens Ms C. Owens Ms W. Botterill Horticultural Judges: Mr D. Bassil (Flowers) Mr . (Vegetables) Floral Art Judge: Jill Mitchell Home and Craft Judges: Ann Hamby (Craft) Photography Judge: Egg Judge: Salisbury Poultry Club Honey Judge: Margaret Davies Subscriptions: Members: £5.00 Joint: £8.00 SHOW AWARDS The principal award at the Show will be the Royal Horticultural Society’s BANKSIAN MEDAL. This will be awarded to the Exhibitor winning the largest total of prize money in the Horticultural Classes 10 - 58 inclusive. (201 and 201 winners ineligible). A Cup presented by Lt. Col. E.B. Gordon for the Exhibitor with most points in the Novice Classes 1 - 9. The Allenford Cup for the Exhibitor with the most points in Classes 10 - 36. A Cup for the runner-up in Classes 10 - 36. A Cup presented by J.W. Stokes Esq for the Exhibitor with most points in Classes 37 - 58. A Cup for the runner-up in Classes 37 - 58. The Manston Sweet Pea Cup for the Exhibitor with most points in Classes 42 - 44. The Whitsbury Perpetual Challenge Rose Bowl for the Exhibitor with most points in Classes 51 - 53.A Cup for the Exhibitor with most points in Classes 69 - 76. A Cup for the Exhibitor with most points in classes 77 - 95. A Cup for the best exhibit (chosen by the judge) in Classes 97 - 101. The John Young Cup for the most points in Classes 103 - 110. A Cup for the runner-up in Classes 103 - 110. The Ken Murphy Tankard for the Exhibitor with most points in Class 20. The Committee gratefully acknowledges the help and support it receives each year from the Membership. SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS Classes 1 - 9, open to Novices only (Rule 15). Classes 68, 103 - 110 Children only. Remaining Classes are open to anyone, with the exception of Class 96 and 101. All Horticultural Exhibits must be grown in the Exhibitor’s own garden or home which must be within a 15 mile radius covered by Damerham and District Horticultural Society, and all entries in the Home and Craft section must be the bonafide work of the Exhibitor and not previously entered in Damerham Show. All exhibitors must reside within a 15 mile radius of the area covered by Damerham and District Horticultural Society i.e. Damerham, Martin, Rockbourne, Whitsbury and Sandleheath. A Member of the Committee may visit a Competitor and shall be allowed to inspect any intending exhibit. Any Exhibitor found guilty of any irregularities will not be allowed to compete in any of the Society’s future Shows. The annual membership fee shall be Members £5.00; joint £8.00. Subscriptions shall be due and payable in January of each year. All entries should reach the Show Secretary by Tuesday July. After that date all entries will be charged double fee. No entries accepted after July 2th. All exhibits must be staged by 9.30am, and no exhibit shall be removed from the tent until 4.30pm. The judges’ decision shall be final, but any genuine complaint will be investigated if handed to the Secretary in writing by 4 o’clock, accompanied by a deposit of 50p. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entries. An Exhibitor may not make more than ONE ENTRY in a class. The Committee will take care of all exhibits and containers, but will not be responsible for any loss or damage. Labelling of exhibits and clean condition of roots will be considered by the judges. Prizes not claimed within one week of the Show will be reverted to the funds of the Society. NOVICE. For the purposes of this Show a novice is defined as a competitor who has previously not won a first prize in the Novice Section. TIES. In the event of two or more competitors tieing for any Cup, Medal or Prize Money, the money prize will be divided equally among the competitors. Cups will be held by those who tie for an equal number of months during the ensuing year. PRIZE MONEY. Prize Money will be paid out from 3.30pm onwards. The tent will be open for exhibits to be staged between 6.30pm and 7.30pm onFriday 2th July and from 8.00am to 9.30am on Saturday 2th July. HORTICULTURAL SECTION CLASS 1st 2nd 3rd Novice Classes (Rule 15) £ p p 1. Four Potatoes, any one type £1 75 50 2. Six Runner Beans £1 75 50 3. Bunch of Herbs, minimum 5 varieties arranged in a vase £1 75 50 4. Three Beetroot, Globe type £1 75 50 5. Three Courgettes not exceeding 20cm £1 75 50 6. Vase of Sweet Peas, six spikes £1 75 50 7. One Rose Bloom £1 75 50 8. Three Dahlias, one variety only £1 75 50 9. Dish of Soft Fruit - 3 kinds £1 75 50 Open Classes Collection of Vegetables, 6 kinds. Numbers as in single classes on a tray, not more than 100cm x 65cm £3 £2 £1 Trug or basket of £3 £2 £1 Four White Potatoes £1 75 50 Four Coloured Potatoes £1 75 50 Six Shallots over 30mm diameter £1 75 50 Twelve Shallots, pickling, up to 30mm diameter £1 75 50 Six Onions (tops reduced, turned over and tied). Under 250g £1 75 50 Six Onions (tops left on) £1 75 50 Two Lettuce, any one variety £1 75 50 Nine Pods of Peas £1 75 50 Nine Pods of Broad Beans £1 75 50 Six Runner Beans £1 75 50 The Longest Runner Bean £1 Six French Beans £1 75 50 Six Carrots £1 75 50 Six Tomatoes, 35 mm and above £1 75 50 Nine Small Fruited Cherry Tomatoes under 35mm diameter £1 75 50 Two Marrows, not exceeding 350mm £1 75 50 Three Courgettes, not exceeding 200mm £1 75 50 Three Beetroot, Globe type £1 75 50 The Heaviest Onion, 150mm stalk only, from seed or set £1.50 Two Cabbage, any one variety £1 75 50 One Cucumber - greenhouse £1 75 50 1st 2nd 3rd 33.
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