Mini produce Show
Results
August 2020
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Vegetables
Class 7: - 3 Pods of Runner Beans
photographic entries should show them as long, straight pods with stalks attached and no outward sign of seeds
Lucy Macleod - Commended
Class 15: - 3 Courgettes - 100-150mm (4-6") in length
entries to be young and tender. A ruler or tape measure should be placed alongside to show their size
Lucy Macleod - Commended
Class 22: - 5 Cherry Tomatoes
under 35mm dia (1.5") with calyx and stalk attached. Again, a ruler or tape measure placed next to the exhibit
Andrew Williams - 1st - Photo No.1
Joyce Reardon - 2nd - Photo No. 2
Judge's
Comments:
Generally, the entries were of a good quality
although too few to be able to make comparisons in some
classes.
Flowers
Class 53: - Dahlias
any variety (NOT pom-pom) - 3 stems in one vase
Andrew Williams - 1st - Mixed Colours - Photo No.1
Joyce Reardon - 2nd - Cactus - Photo No.2
Leenie Hirst - 3rd - Orange - Photo No.3
Judge's Comments:
1st - Would have been better displayed if stalks had been longer and some material in the bottom of the vase to keep the flowers facing forward.
2nd - Leaves showing slug damage. Not as brief.
3rd - Some fine blooms but again some material in the base of the vase would have displayed them facing forward.
Class 57: - A vase of mixed Herbaceous Perennials
When entrants send in their photo of this Class they should state the number of varieties and name each one
Joyce Reardon - 1st- Photo No.1
Achillea, Astilbe, Astrantia, Delphinium, Digitalis Lutea, Francoa, Lysimachia, Penstemon, Phlox, Sidalcea, Verbena bonariensis,
Veronica, Veronicastrum
Veronica, Veronicastrum
Annette Jeffries - Commended - Photo No.2
phlox, verbena bonariensis, 3 bird toadflax, japanese anemone, geranium
Judges Comments:
Commended - Not possible to see all the varieties because of the way they were displayed in the vase.
Class 62: - 3 heads of Hydrangeas, single or mixed colours
Joyce Reardon - 1st - White - Photo No.3
Andrew Williams - 2nd - Three Colours - Photo No.1
Annette Jeffries 3rd - Blue - Photo No.2
Judges Comments:
2nd -
Would have been better shown had the stalks been
visible.
3rd -
Same comment applies to this entry.