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VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES
FLOWERS :	DAHLIAS BONSAI CLASSES GENERAL FLOWER CLASSES SWEET PEA CLASSES POT PLANT CLASSES FUCHSIA CACTI & SUCCULENT CLASSES
FLORAL ART CLASSES

 

VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES

Judge: Messrs R & D Endean
1 Potatoes, 4 White
2 Potatoes, 4 Coloured
3 Potatoes, 4 Bi-coloured
4 Potatoes, 3 - 1 of each above
5 Potatoes, 9 - 3 varieties - 3 of each
6 Peas, 6 pods
7 Runner Beans, 6
8 Broad Beans, 6
9 Carrots, 3 long pointed (tops removed)
10 Carrots, 3 other than long pointed (tops
removed)
11 Marrow, 1 Vegetable – up to 15″
12 Marrow, 1 Preserving – over 15″
13 Cucumber - indoor, 2
14 Courgettes, 2
15 Any other veg. same variety, 2
16 Cabbage, 1
17 Lettuce, smooth leaf, 2
18 Lettuce, curled leaf, 2
19 Lettuce, loose leaf, 2
20 Leeks, 3
21 Onion, Autumn sown, 3 seed or sets over
wintered, tops removed
22 Onion mid winter-spring sown, 3 with or
without tops.
23 Onion Sets, 3 (tops removed)
24 Onion, 3 seed or sets – under 250gm
25 Shallots, yellow, 6
26 Shallots, red, 6 (not Hybrids)
27 Shallots, Hybrid, 6
28 Shallots, pickling, 6 (not to exceed
30mm)
29 Shallots, cluster
30 Parsley, 6 fronds
31 Parsnips, 3 (tops trimmed)
32 Turnips, yellow, 3
33 Turnips, white, 3
34 Beetroot, globe, 3
35 Beetroot, long or intermediate, 3
36 Rhubarb, 3 stalks
37 Tomatoes, 4
38 Tomatoes, cherry, 6
39 Radish, 6
40 Collection of 4 kinds of salad vegetables,
3 of each on tray - max. size 18″×24″
41 Collection of vegetables 4 kinds 3 of
each not to exceed 2ft frontage
42 Gooseberries, 8 on a plate
43 Redcurrants, 16 on a plate
44 Strawberries, 8 on a plate
45 Raspberries, 8 on a plate
46 Loganberries, 8 on a plate
47 Blackcurrants, 16 on a plate

FLOWERS Judge: Mr. P. White

DAHLIAS (back to top)
48 Small decorative, 2
49 Medium decorative, 2
50 Cactus or semi-cactus - small 2
51 Cactus or semi-cactus - medium 2
52 Any other, 2
53 Vase of 6, at least 3 different types

BONSAI CLASSES (back to top)
54 Any style Conifer
55 Any style Broad Leaf Deciduous
56 Any style Broad Leaf Evergreen
57 Any style Tree and Pot - max. 10″ pot

GENERAL FLOWER CLASSES (back to top)
58 Rose, 1 bloom
59 Rose, 3 in a vase
60 Rose, Floribunda, 3 stems in a vase
61 African Marigold, 3 in a vase
62 French Marigold, 6 in a vase
63 Pansies, 6 on a board
64 Hydrangea, 3 stems of one variety or more
65 Carnations - border, vase of 3
66 Carnations - border, single bloom
67 Carnations - perpetual, vase of 3
68 Carnations - perpetual, single bloom
69 Pinks, vase of 3
70 Gladioli, any variety or varieties, 3 of one type
71 Gladioli, large - any variety, 1 spike
72 Gladioli, butterfly or miniature, 1 spike
73 Chrysanthemum, any colour, any variety, vase of 3
74 Zinnias, 3 in a vase
75 Any other Annual, vase of 6
76 Any other Perennial, vase of 6
77 Hanging Basket

SWEET PEA CLASSES (back to top)
78 4 distinct varieties, 6 spikes in each vase
79 Blue, Lavender or Mauve, 6 spikes
80 Pink or Flush Pink, 6 spikes
81 Crimson, Scarlet or Orange, 6 spikes
82 Cream or White, 6 spikes
83 Bowl or Vase of mixed, 12 spikes
84 Any other colour not already mentioned 6 spikes

POT PLANT CLASSES (back to top)
85 Begonia, 1 pot, any variety
86 Zonal Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
87 Regal Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
88 Ivy Leaf Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
89 Orchid, Odontoglossum species/hybrid
90 Orchid, Phalænopsis species/hybrid
91 Orchid, any other species
92 Orchid, any other hybrid
93 Flowering Pot Plant, any variety max 10″
pot
94 Foliage, 1 pot any variety
95 Fern, 1 pot any variety
96 House Plant, grown principally for
decoration
97 Carnivorous, any 2 varieties

 

FUCHSIA Judge: Mr. R. Reilly (back to top)
98 Single, 6 on a board
99 Double, 6 on a board
100 3 different varieties 6 on a board
101 Single, 1 pot not exceeding 3½″
102 Single, 1 pot not exceeding 5½″
103 Single, 1 pot any size
104 Double, 1 pot any size
105 1 Mini Standard
106 1 Quarter Standard
107 1 Full or Half Standard
108 Triphylla, 1 pot any size
109 Hanging Basket, 1 max. 15″ basket
110 Collection of 3 different from classes 101-108

 

CACTI & SUCCULENT CLASSES Judge: Dr. R. Senior (back to top)
111 Mammillaria group, single headed, 1 plant
112 Mammillaria group, multi- headed, 1 plant
113 Cereus group, 1 plant
114 Opuntia group, 1 plant
115 Echinopsis or Chamaecereus, 1 plant
116 Notocactus group, 1 plant
117 Gymnocalycium, 1 plant
118 Any other cactus, pot max 4″, 1 plant
119 Any other cactus, pot size unlimited, 1 plant
120 Echeveria, 1 plant
121 Crassula 1 plant
122 Euphorbia, 1 plant
123 Stapeliæ group, 1 plant
124 Mesembryanthemaceæ group, 1 plant
125 Any other Succulent, 1 plant

FLORAL ART CLASSES  Judge: Mrs. R. Smith (back to top)
Theme: Doom & Gloom 1 year On. 
Gobal Warming & The Recession

CLASS 1            MELTING ICE-CAPS
                            Water allowed. Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 2            A RAY OF SUNSHINE TO GIVE SOME HOPE
                            Modern Arrangement. Space allowed 45cm. 
CLASS 3            THE DIMINISHING RAIN FOREST
                            Foliage only. Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 4            FEATHERING ONES OWN NEST
                            Featuring water. Space allowed 45cm. 
CLASS 5            BUSH FIRE
                            Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 6            CHEER IN AN EMPTY PURSE
                            Petite arrangement. Space allowed 25cm overall. 
CLASS 7            HOME DOWNSIZE
                            Miniture arrangement in a shell. 10cm overall. 

To be judged in accordance with N.A.F.A.S. competitions manual 2009. 
Open staging height restriction only in Classes 6 & 7.
 A novice is a person not having previously won 1^st prize in this section at Camborne Show.
Staging times – see Rule 1

PLEASE NOTE  An exhibit is composed of natural material, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in the Show Schedule.

Entry fees- 15p per exhibit.