We still have plenty of plants left after another successful online plant sale so will be holding an actual plant sale this Saturday morning, 5th June, from 9am to midday in Lowdham Village Hall car park. Lots of good quality bedding plants, vegetables, herbs and perennials. Along side the plant sale there will be a charity bake sale for ‘Stand up to Cancer’. Please join us.
Judged by Geoff Burton
We would like to thank everyone for their entries and supporting our Virtual Spring Show. We have been really impressed by the quality and number of entries – 98 in total!
Here’s hoping that our next spring show will be a real one!
Class 1 – pot of members’ bulbs ‘Narcissus Anniversary Gift’
1st – Tony Heighton
2nd – David Middleton
3rd – Helen Madden
Class 2 – a vase/container of mixed daffodils
1st – Pat Walker
2nd – Maureen Handley
3rd – Carol Wright
Class 3 – a vase/container of mixed spring flowers
1st – Pat Walker
2nd – Nicola Macdonald
3rd – Anne Cross
Class 4 – a flowering shrub
1st – Pat Walker
2nd – Nicola Macdonald
3rd – Christine Statham
Class 5 – a bowl or pot of spring bulbs or flowers
1st – Rachel Finn
2nd – Carol Wright
3rd – Glenise Narnor
Class 6 – one flowering or foliage houseplant
1st – Caroline Goodchild
2nd – Juliet Hardy
3rd – Christine Statham
Class 7 – daffodil with the longest stem
Equal 1st – Maureen Handley and Vonny Greenfield
3rd – Christine Statham
Entries for this year’s Virtual Spring Show can now be uploaded to the website. It is simple to do and the instructions can be accessed here. Here are the entries so far:
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All entries need to be in by the end of Saturday 10th April, ready for judging on the Sunday. Once your entries have been submitted, they will need to be moderated, so there will be a slight delay before they appear on the website. There will be certificates awarded for the first, second and third place awarded in each class.
Here is a reminder of the 7 classes.
Class 1 – pot of members’ bulbs ‘Narcissus Anniversary Gift’ (photographed still growing in the pot they are planted in)
Class 2 – a vase/container of mixed daffodils (any number)
Class 3 – a vase/container of mixed spring flowers
Class 4 – a flowering shrub (picked or in situ)
Class 5 – a bowl or pot of spring bulbs or flowers (photographed growing in the pot they are planted in)
Class 6 – one flowering or foliage houseplant
Class 7 – daffodil with the longest stem (to be photographed next to a ruler or tape measure to indicate length in cms)
Please join in with your entries and let’s hope that next year’s spring show will be a normal one!
This year we would like to build on the idea of a virtual show that we had last year, but make it a bit bigger and more of a competition. Obviously, we can only judge photographs of your entries but it will be lovely to see what is growing in everyone’s gardens. Entries need to be uploaded directly to our website and we will explain how to do this once this once details have been finalised. We will not judge to our normal rules as it is just for a bit of fun so we will award certificates to the first, second and third placed in each class. For some classes the flowers will need to be picked, but for others we are happy for you to photograph them in situ, in your garden. We are not judging the quality of the photograph, just the plants or flower.
Classes
Class 1 – pot of members’ bulbs ‘Narcissus Anniversary Gift’ (photographed still growing in the pot they are planted in)
Class 2 – a vase/container of mixed daffodils (any number)
Class 3 – a vase/container of mixed spring flowers
Class 4 – a flowering shrub (picked or in situ)
Class 5 – a bowl or pot of spring bulbs or flowers (photographed growing in the pot they are planted in)
Class 6 – one flowering or foliage houseplant
Class 7 – daffodil with the longest stem (to be photographed next to a ruler or tape measure to indicate length in cms)
