SUMMER FLOWER SHOW
SATURDAY 12th JUNE
The Summer flower show was another Virtual show, due to the ongoing restrictions.
Many thanks for all of your wonderful entries! Please click through the galleries and enjoy the wonderful photos!
All entries received by the cut off point have now been uploaded to the website and have been judged. No trophies or prizes will be awarded for virtual shows.
We have shown a reduced number of classes for the virtual shows. Fingers crossed we will be back up to our full, real life, show in the Autumn.
NOTE FROM THE JUDGES: Well done to all the exhibitors for making such an effort and for the quality of their photographs.
Congratulations to all of our exhibitors
A Hannah Ivinson
B Evie-Rose Ivinson
C Jan Seymour
D Beryl Bancroft
E Sarah DeCoverly
F Roger Fermor
G Alison Cunningham
H Sarah Cogswell
I Liz Denham
J Trish Fermor
K Penny McDermott
L Arianwen and Christopher Neve
M Carly Downing
N Derek Downing
O Barbara Craig
P Carol Somers
Q Sue McAuley
R Jeremy Boxall
S Emma Hanlon
T Cedar Thomas-Davies
U Juniper Thomas-Davies
V Jerome Davies
W Nicky Thomas-Davies
X Lynne Bancroft
Y Richard Ivinson
1 Vegetables: Any Vegetable
X
1st Prize
M
2nd Prize
N
3rd Prize
2 Fruit: Plate of any Soft Fruit, 1 variety
O
1st Prize
3 Flowers: 1 or 3 stems (different varieties) of Herbaceous Perennials. Herbaceous Perennials are non-woody plants that live for several years and need to be cut back to the ground each year. Examples: Alchemilla Mollis, Aquilegia, Dahlia, Delphinium, Euphorbia, Everlasting Wallflowers, Geranium, Geum, Hellibore, Heuchera, Iris, Lily, Lupins, Penstemon, Peony, Scabious, Sedum, Schizostylis, Rudbekia
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1st Prize
P
2nd Prize
4 Flowers: 5 Pansies or 5 Violas, one or more varieties, on a saucer or plate
C
2nd Prize
D
1st Prize
5 Flowers: A Collection of Summer Flowers from your garden. No Shrubs or roses.
C
1st Prize
This is a really lovely display!
D
2nd Prize
6 Flowers: Bowl of floating flower head(s), of one variety
C
Highly Commended
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2nd Prize
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3rd Prize
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1st Prize
Well done to have so many uniform flower heads!
7 Rose: 1 single Rose, any variety, with own foliage – no extra buds
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1st Prize
Has a great centre and blemish free petals… I bet the scent is nice too…a lovely photo showing all…
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2nd Prize
Good centre but a pity that you can’t see the whole head.
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3rd Prize
Very nice.
8 Roses: 3 Roses, Large-Flowered (Hybrid Tea), any variety or varieties (buds removed)
No Entries
9 Roses: 3 Old English Roses any variety or varieties (buds removed)
Q
1st Prize
W
2nd Prize
10 Roses: 1 spray of Cluster Roses, any variety
P
1st Prize
11 Flower arrangement: A “Riot of Colour” – in container of any size
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C
3rd Prize
D
2nd Prize
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1st Prize
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T
12 Flower arrangement: An Exhibit of Herbs
A
Joint 2nd Prize
K
Joint 2nd Prize
W
1st Prize
Comment from the Judges: Sissinghurst always seems to excel at flower arranging!
13 Cookery: 2 filled meringues – own recipe
E
1st Prize
14 Photography: A close up of my favourite flower
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C
3rd Prize
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2nd Prize
W
1st Prize
Y
15 Handicrafts: A Model or Carving made out of wood, plasticine, clay or vegetables
O
2nd Prize
V
1st Prize
16 Handicrafts: A Pin Cushion
W
1st Prize
Childrens’ class:
Make your own Mask (The mask does not need to be photographed on a real head, but, if it is, please note that the photo will be freely available on the internet on the SFSS website)
1st Prize Olivia
2nd Prize Rafiqa
Joint 3rd Prize Annie and Jack
Note from the Judges : Oh so difficult to judge. Well done to all the children.
Sissinghurst Flower Show Society 