Welcome to the Sissinghurst Flower Show Society Virtual Autumn Flower Show 2020
Your entries have been judged by a Royal Horticultural Society judge just as if this were a ‘real’ flower show. Names of competitors and their letter are shown at the bottom of the page
Judges Comments:
Overall comment – absolutely amazing entries and a fantastic show
Runner Beans should have stalks on for showing.
Tomatoes should have a calyx attached for showing.
All flowers were really lovely
To see exhibits in their full glory please click on a photo and scroll through the gallery using the side arrows.
Class 1 A Collection of Vegetables, 4 distinct kinds. One of each kind only. Parsley allowed for garnish
2nd Lynne Bancroft 1st Barbara Craig 3rd Sarah de Coverley Highly Commended Downing Family
Class 2 5 Carrots.
1st Lynne Bancroft 2nd Barbara Craig Highly Commended Downing Family 3rd Jerome Davies
Class 3. 5 Potatoes, one variety
1st Lynne Bancroft HIghly Commended
Tanya Crane2nd Downing Family 3rd Jerome Davies
Class 4. 5 Runner Beans
1st Carol Somers 2nd Barbara Craig Highly Commended
Amy Jackson3rd Hannah Seymour
Class 5. 3 Leeks (tops to be cut to a point and tied)
2nd Lynne Bancroft 1st Barbara Craig
Class 6. 5 Onions
1st Barbara Craig 3rd Downing Family 2nd Liz Denham
Class 7. 3 Beetroot
1st Lynne Bancroft 2nd Andrew Chandler 3rd Tanya Crane
Class 8. 5 Tomatoes, indoor or outdoor – 1 variety
2nd Mitzi Newsome 1st Barbara Craig V Class 8 FF Class 8 JJ 3rd Andrew Chandler
Class 9. 5 Tomatoes, small fruited variety, max. diameter 3.8cm/1½”
3rd Lynne Ivinson Highly Commended
Lynne Bancroft1st Barbara Craig Highly Commended
Liz DenhamR Class 9 2nd Sue McCauley FF Class 9
Class 10. Any other Vegetable (see schedule/website for quantities) – max of 2 entries per exhibitor
1st Lynne Ivinson 2nd Downing Family 3rd Andrew Chandler
Class 11. A herb plant growing in a pot
3rd Beryl Bancroft 1st Jerome Davies 2nd Hannah Seymoure
Class 12. The Ugliest Vegetable
R Class 12 1st Tanya Crane AA Class 12
FRUIT
Class 13. 4 Cooking Apples – one variety
1st Lynne Ivinson 2nd Lynne Bancroft
Class 14. 4 Dessert Apples – one variety
2nd Lynne Bancroft 3rd Barbara Craig AA Class 14 1st Andrew Chandler
Class 15. Plate of any other indoor or outdoor fruit (see schedule/website for quantities) – max of 2 entries per exhibitor
1st Lynne Ivinson F Class 15 2nd Lynne Bancroft 3rd Lynne Bancroft
FLOWERS
Class 16. 3 blooms of any Dahlia, one or more varieties.g
F Class 16 Jt 3rd Beryl Bancroft Jt 3rd Barbara Craig 1st Liz Denham O Class 16 V Class 16 Z Class 16 2nd Alison Brett
Class 17. 3 blooms of Chrysanthemums, one or more varieties.
1st Beryl Bancroft
Class 18. 3 stems of Asters or Michaelmas Daisies, one or more varieties.
1st Beryl Bancroft
Class 19. 1 Rose with own foliage – no buds
B Class 19 D Class 19 C Class 19 G Class 19 1st Barbara Craig Jt 3rd Liz Denham Jt 2nd Penny Patterson Jt 3rd Tanya Crane Jt 2nd Karen Williams Jt 3rd Nicky Thomas-Davies
Class 20. Mixed flowers from the garden in Own Vase – To be judged on quality and number of blooms.
3rd Jan Seymour 2nd Beryl Bancroft 1st Barbara Craig
Class 21. One stem of flowering shrub in Own Jam Jar – NOT Fuchsia
2nd Daphne Hart 1st Jan Seymour 3rd Pat Stearns
Class 22. 1 stem of Fuchsia – any variety – in Own Jam Jar
3rd Daphne Hart 1st Beryl Bancroft 2nd Barbara Craig V Class 22 DD Class 22
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
Class 23. An Autumn Flower Arrangement (may include flowers, foliage, berries and fruits)
1st Beryl Bancroft 2nd Barbara Craig Jt 3rd Magnus (Age 3!) Jt 3rd Alison Brett
COOKERY
Class 24. 4 Cheese And Leek Scones – see schedule or website for recipe
1st Kay Goodsell
Class 25. 4 Ginger Nuts – see schedule or website for recipe
1st Sarah de Coverley
PHOTOGRAPHY
Class 26. Sunset
1st Jan Seymour Jt 3rd Jane Gannon G Class 26 L Class 26 Q Class 26 Jt 3rd Nicky Thomas-Davies 2nd Jerome Davies II Class 26 JJ Class 26
CHILDRENS’ CLASSES – please include name and age of each child for each entry
Class 27. 4 Shining Star biscuits – CHILDREN 11 YEARS AND UNDER ONLY – use any biscuit recipe. Before baking, make a hole in the centre of the biscuit just large enough to take a boiled sweet. Put a boiled sweet into the hole and bake the biscuits as shown in the biscuit recipe.
1st Ruby Age 6 2nd Arthur Age 5 and
Magnus age 33rd Thomas Age 9
Class 28. A Painted Pebble – CHILDREN 11 YEARS AND UNDER ONLY
2nd Ruby Age 6. A Hedgehog 1st Arthur age 5 A Penguin 3rd Magnus Age 3 An Alien
Class 29. A piece of Artwork, any medium, maximum size A4 – SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN ONLY
1st Harry Age 13 2nd Juniper Age 13 3rd Cedar Age 15
Autumn show entries.
A Carol Somers
B Daphne Hart
C Jan Seymour
D Lynne Ivinson
E Jane Gannon
F Mary Kellett
G Beryl Bancroft
H Lynne Bancroft
I Andrew Chandler
J Ruby AGe 6
K Mitzi
L Barbara Craig
M Liz Denham
N Penny Patterson
O Jonathan Gurr
P Amy Jackson
Q Fiona Chandler
R Sarah de Coverley
S Tanya Crane
T Karen Williams
U Sue MacCauley
V Margaret Luck
W Magnus Age 3
X Arthur Age 5
Y Patricia Stearns
Z lee Rankin
AA Downing Family
BB Thomas Age 9
CC Harry Age 13
DD Nicky Thomas-Davies
EE Alison Brett
FF Jerome Davies
GG Juniper Age 13
HH Cedar Age 15
II Kay goodsall
JJ Hannah Ivinson
AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW 2019
SPECIAL AWARDS
THE SOCIETY’S CHALLENGE TROPHY & CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Awarded by the KENT FEDERATION OF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
For the most points in the Vegetable Classes, excl Collections and novelty classes, over all three Shows
Holder: Mrs B Craig
THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY BANKSIAN MEDAL
For the most points in the Horticultural Classes (Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables, excluding Collections and Novelty Classes). Previous 2 years winners not eligible.
Holder: Ms L Bancroft
THE CROOKENDEN TROPHY
For the most points in the Flower Classes 22 – 29
Holder: Mrs A Emanuel
THE HEATHER MARGARET TROPHY
For the most points in the Fruit Classes – combined Summer and Autumn Shows
Holder: Ms L Bancroft
THE LINDSAY DRUMMOND BOWL
For the most points in the Flower Arrangement Classes over all three Shows
Holder: Mrs B Bancroft
NANCY CONGREVE MEMORIAL TROPHY
For the most points in the Flower Classes (excl Arrangements) over all three Shows
Holder: Mrs B Bancroft
THE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE BOWL
For the most points in the Cookery Classes over all three Shows
Holder: Mrs M Newsom
DIAMOND JUBILEE CUP
For the most points in the Cookery Classes in the Autumn Show
Holder: Mrs N Thomas-Davies
MALCOLM MARTIN MEMORIAL TROPHY
For most points in the Photography Classes over all three Shows.
Holder: J Boxall
DON PARKER MEMORIAL TROPHY
For the best collection in Class 2
Holder: Mrs S McAuley
DIPLOMA IN HORTICULTURE – Awarded by the Worshipful Company of Gardeners
For best entry in Classes 3-14, 18-29
Holder: Mrs L Ivinson
THE IRIS BRANDER AWARD
For the best collection in Class 1.
Holder: Ms L Bancroft
KENT FEDERATION OF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES CERTIFICATE OF MERIT
For the best entry in the Fruit Classes 18-21
Holder: Mrs F Chandler
THE SISSINGHURST SCHOOL CUP
For the best entry in the Sissinghurst School Section, Key Stage 2
Holder: Chloe H
PRINCESS MARGARET TROPHY
For the best entry in the Sissinghurst School Section, Key Stage 1
Holder: Isla F
THE CHILDREN’S ROSE BOWL
For the best entry in the Children’s Classes.
Holder: Megan C
DENIS HEMSTED LEARNING TREE SHIELD:
For the best entry by Learning Tree pupils
Holder: Annie W