Division 2: Flowers & Pot Plants

Flowering plants, 3 pots not otherwise separately classified in the schedule.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Begonia Rex, 1 pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Begonia, Tuberous, double large-flowered, 3 pots, 1 tuber per pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Begonia, Tuberous, double large-flowered, 1 pot, 1 tuber.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Pelargoniums, Zonal, 3 pots.
THE FRED PAULL MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in this class. 2023 winner: Richard Barton

Pelargonium, Zonal, 1 pot.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Pelargonium, Regal, 1 pot.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Pelargonium, Stellar, 1 pot.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fuchsias, 3 pots, each pot not to exceed 30cm internal diameter.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fuchsia, 1 pot not to exceed 30cm internal diameter.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fuchsia. Not less than 45cm of clear stem, in a suitably sized pot.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fuchsia. Not less than 75cm of clear stem, in a suitably sized pot.
Must be shown in tapered clay or plastic brown pots.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Gloxinia, 1 pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Coleus, 1 pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fern, 1 pot, hardy specimen.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Fern, 1 pot, greenhouse specimen.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Foliage pot plant not separately classified, 1 pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Miniature or patio rose, 1 pot.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Bonsai, 1 container, British grown.
THE W. R. MAYNARD MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 201 to 219 excluding class 205. 2023 winner: L N Earl

Specimen cacti and/or succulents, bowl garden up to 30cm internal diameter or square.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

3 specimen cacti, in containers not to exceed 15cm internal diameter or square.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

3 specimen succulents, excluding cacti, in containers not to exceed 15cm internal diameter or square.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

Specimen cacti and/or succulents, a collection to fill a space 90cm wide x 65cm deep.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

One specimen cactus in a container not to exceed 30cm internal diameter or square.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

One specimen succulent (other than cactus) in a container not to exceed 30cm internal diameter or square.
The MARKS AND SPENCER CUP will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 220 to 225. 2023 winner: Michael Salter

Gladioli, 400 or 500 sizes (florets bigger than 4½”), 3 vases, 1 spike per vase, any cultivars.
THE EDNA WEBBER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE BOWL will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 226 to 228, (gladioli). 2023 winner: Manfred Roper
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Gladioli, 100, 200 or 300 sizes (florets under 4½”), 3 spikes in 1 vase, any cultivars.
THE EDNA WEBBER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE BOWL will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 226 to 228, (gladioli). 2023 winner: Manfred Roper
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Gladioli, primulinus, 2 vases, 2 spikes in each, any cultivars.
THE EDNA WEBBER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE BOWL will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 226 to 228, (gladioli). 2023 winner: Manfred Roper
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Asters, 1 vase, 5 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Phlox herbaceous, 3 vases, at least 3 stems in each.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Penstemon, 1 vase of 5 stems.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Zinnias, 1 vase, 5 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

African Marigolds, 1 vase, 7 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hydrangea, 1 vase, 3 heads. Single cultivar.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hydrangea, 1 vase, 3 heads. Mixed cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Delphiniums, 3 spikes in separate vases, any single or mixed cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Delphiniums, 6 individual florets displayed attractively.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hardy herbaceous perennial flowers, 3 kinds, 1 vase of each.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hardy perennial flowers, 1 vase not exceeding 12cm wide across the top.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hardy perennial flowers, 1 vase more than 12cm wide across the top.

Flowers raised from seed in the 12 months preceding the show, 3 kinds, 1 vase of each.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

A selection of grasses, 1 vase arranged for effect.

“Country Garden”. A vase of cut flowers, at least 3 cultivars in mixed, bright colours. Arranged for best visual effect to interpret the title. Accessories may be used to enhance the display..

“On the Beach”. A vase of cut flowers to include at least 3 cultivars in blues and yellows. Arranged for best visual effect to interpret the title. Accessories may be used to enhance the display.

Fuchsias, 9 blooms to be shown on a board not exceeding 30cm x 30cm, at least 3 varieties, each variety to be named.

Pansies, 6 to be displayed on a board not exceeding 30cm x 30cm.

Violas, 6 to be displayed on a board not exceeding 30cm x 30cm.

French Marigolds, 9 blooms to be displayed on a board not exceeding 30cm x 30cm. Single or mixed cultivars.

Dahlia, decorative, cactus or semi-cactus, giant or large, 1 bloom.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, decorative and/or semi and/or cactus, medium. 2 vases, 3 blooms in each not less than 2 cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, decorative, miniature and/or small, 1 vase, 3 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, ball, miniature and/or small, 1 vase, 3 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, pompon, 2 vases, 6 blooms in each, not less than 2 cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, pompon, 1 vase, 6 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, cactus and/or semi cactus, miniature or small. 2 vases, 3 blooms in each, not less than 2 cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, cactus and/or semi cactus, small and/or miniature, 1 vase, 3 blooms.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Dahlias, 1 vase, 3 blooms of any type not mentioned above.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

DAHLIA CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS.
3 vases of Dahlias, choose any 3 from those following:
1 vase, 3 blooms, large decorative/large semi cactus;
1 vase, 3 blooms, medium decorative;
1 vase, 3 blooms, medium cactus/semi cactus;
1 vase, 5 blooms, small decorative;
1 vase, 5 blooms, small cactus/semi cactus;
1 vase, 5 blooms, small ball;
1 vase, 5 miniatures, cactus/semi cactus and or ball or decorative;
1 vase, 6 Pompon.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

1 specimen HT bloom. Exhibited in an 8” vase.

3 stems of HT blooms, one or more varieties. Exhibited in a 12” vase.

6 stems of HT blooms, 1 or more varieties. Exhibited in a 12” vase.

1 specimen cluster flowered stem. Exhibited in a 12” vase.

3 stems of cluster flowered roses one or more varieties. Exhibited in a 12” vase.

5 stems cluster flowered roses, 1 or more varieties. Exhibited in a 12” vase.

6 stems, miniature roses, one HT form bloom per stem, 1 or more varieties. Exhibited in a 7” vase.

5 stems miniature roses. 1 or more varieties. Exhibited in a 7” vase.

6 stems miniflora roses. Exhibited in an 8” vase.

HT roses, 9 stems. one bloom per stem. Exhibited in a 12” bowl.

A bowl of mixed roses for quality and arrangement. Exhibited in a 12” bowl.

Bowl (small black) of miniature or miniflora roses, 12 stems. One bloom per stem.

Bowl (small black) of miniature cluster flowered roses, any number of stems.

One floating rose bloom for fragrance - judged purely for scent.

One floating rose bloom fully open in dish provided.

One floating rose bloom at perfect stage in dish provided.

Sweet Peas, one vase, 7 stems in one distinct cultivar. With sweet pea foliage.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Sweet Peas, one vase, 7 stems in two distinct cultivars. With sweet pea foliage.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Sweet Peas, one vase, any number of stems, sweet pea foliage. Mixed cultivars.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Sweet Peas, 3 cultivars, one vase of each, 7 stems in each with sweet pea foliage. Mixed Colours.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Perpetual Carnations, Championship Class, a vase of 12 blooms, any cultivar(s).
THE H. S. HARE CUP and a gold medal card will be awarded for the best exhibit in this class. 2022 winner: Ivor Mace.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Perpetual Carnations, one vase of 5 blooms, fancy, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Perpetual Carnations, one vase of 5 blooms, self, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Perpetual Carnations, vase of 3 blooms, fancy, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Perpetual Carnations, vase of 3 blooms, self, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks Championship Class, a vase of 12 stems, any cultivar(s).
A Gold Medal card will be awarded to the winner of this class. 2022 winner: Not Awarded
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. Vase of five stems, mixed doubles.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. Vase of five stems, mixed with an eye.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. Vase of three stems, fancy, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. Vase of three stems, self, any cultivar(s).
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. One single stem, fancy.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Pinks. One single stem, self.
It is strongly recommended that this class is exhibited in horticultural show vases (known as “bikini vases”). These vases and containers are NOT supplied and should be supplied by the exhibitor. The society does have a small number that can be borrowed. These are available on a first come, first served basis when staging your exhibits in the marquee.

Hanging basket to be viewed from all sides, basket not to exceed 36cm across the top.
Hanging baskets must be ready to hang from hooks that will be provided.

Hanging basket to be viewed from all sides, basket more than 36cm across the top.
Hanging baskets must be ready to hang from hooks that will be provided.

Patio tub or container to be viewed from all sides, overall space allowed 100cm diameter.