Visit the Tillingham Flower Show

Please select the class(es) that you intend to exhibit.

Please contact a committee member if require any help on presenting your exhibits.

ENTRY FEE; 50 pence Adults: 30 pence Children

Class A - Plants and flowers (open) *

1 - One fern 2 - One Fuchsia (single or double) 3 - Any pot plant in flower 4 - One foliage plant 5 - One Begonia 6 - One Gloxina 7 - One Geranium or Pelargonium 8 - Four Pansies with own foliage 9 - One drought resistant plant includes Cacti 10 - One Rose to be named 11 - Four Roses 12 - Bowl of cut Roses, bowl 25cm max 13 - Two sprays of Cluster Flowered Rose in a vase 14 - Four Carnations or Pinks with own foliage 15 - Two spikes of Lilies 16 - Three Dahlias 17 - One Hydrangea Head 18 - One vase of cut flowers 19 - Three Gladioli 20 - Two sprays flowering Shrub or Tree excluding Roses 21 - One vase of Bee and/ or Insect friendly mixed flowers 22 - One vase of Sweet Pea 23 - Two Agapanthus in one vase 24 - Two vases of annuals one distinct variety 25 - Two vases perennials of one distinct variety, shrubs excluded

Please select the class(es) that you intend to exhibit.

Class A Fruit *

51. Four trusses Redcurrants 52. Four trusses Redcurrants 53. Four trusses Blackcurrants 54. Four Raspberries with stalks 55. Four Strawberries with stalks 56. Four Loganberries with stalks 57. Four Gooseberries, red, with stalks 58. Four Gooseberries, not red, with stalks 59. Four Cherries with stalks 60. One melon 61. Collection of mixed fruits three dishes with stalks numbers as single 62. One dish of three of any one variety of other fruit

Class A Vegatables *

Class B Plants & Flowers (See Rule 13) *

26. One Fern 27. One Fuchsia single or double 28. Any pot plant in flower 29. One Foliage Plant 30. One Begonia 31. One Gloxinia 32. One Geranium or Pelargonium 33. Three Pansies with own foliage 34. One drought resistant plant includes cacti 35. One Rose to be named 36. Three Roses 37. Bowl of cut Roses, bowl 25cm max. 38. One spray of Cluster Flowered Rose in a vase 39. Three Carnations or Pinks with own foliage 40. One Lily Spike 41. Three Dahlias 42. One Hydrangea Head 43. One vase of cut flowers 44. One Gladioli 45. One Spray Flowering Shrub or Tree, excluding Roses 46. One Vase of Bee and/or Insect friendly mixed Flowers 47. One vase of Sweet Pea 48. One Agapanthus in vase 49. One vase of Annuals one distinct variety 50. One vase Perennials of one distinct variety, shrubs excluded

Class B Fruit *

63. Three trusses Redcurrants 64. Three trusses Whitecurrants 65. Three trusses Blackcurrants 66. Three Raspberries with stalks 67. Three Strawberries with stalks 68. Three Loganberries with stalks 69. Three Gooseberries, red, with stalks 70. Three Gooseberries, not red, with stalks 71. Three Cherries with stalks 72. One Melon 73. Collection of mixed fruits three dishes with stalks numbers as singles class 74. One dish of three of any one variety of other fruit

Class B Vegetables *

75. Four Tomatoes with stalks 76. Three White Potatoes any one variety 77. Three Potatoes other than White any one variety 78. Two Cabbage with approx. 8cm stalks 79. Two Cauliflower with approx. 8cm stalks 80. Three Carrots any one variety 81. Two Lettuce 82. Three Onions 83. Three Beetroot stalk approx. 8cm 84. Three Peppers 85. Two Marrows fit for table under 30cm 86. Two Sticks Rhubarb 87. One Bunch Culinary Herbs four kinds not in flower. Tied in a container with water 88. Two Cucumbers not ridge 89. Two Ridge Cucumbers 90. Two bulbs of Garlic 91. Six Pods of Peas 92. Six Runner Beans 93. Six Pods of Broad Beans 94. Six Pods Dwarf or French Beans 95. Six Shallots – pickling not to exceed 3cm 96. Six Shallots 97. One kind of vegetable not mentioned in schedule 98. Two Courgettes 99. Three Tomatoes with stalks 100. Three White Potatoes any one variety 101. Three Potatoes other than White any one variety 102. One Cabbage with approx. 8cm stalks 103. One Cauliflower with approx. 8cm stalks 104. Three Carrots any one variety 105. One Lettuce 106. Three Onions 107. Three Beetroot stalk approx. 8cm 108. One Pepper 109. One Marrow fit for table under 30cm 110. Two Sticks Rhubarb 111. One Bunch Culinary Herbs four kinds not in flower. Tied in a container with water 112. One Cucumber not ridge 113. One Ridge Cucumber 114. One bulb of Garlic 115. Four Pods of Peas 116. Four Runner Beans 117. Four Pods of Broad Beans 118. Four Pods Dwarf or French Beans 119. Four Shallots – pickling not to exceed 3cm 120. Four Shallots 121. One kind of vegetable not mentioned in schedule 122. Two Courgettes

ENTRIES 123 TO 137 CAN BE BOUGHT/BORROWED OR HOME GROWN

Novelty Class *

123. Curliest Vegetable 124. Heaviest Onion 125. Heaviest Potato 126. Smallest ripe Tomato Seed Tray 127. Oddest shaped Vegetable 128. Most unusual Plant or Flower 129. Adults Miniature Garden in a Seed Tray

Novices (never won a horticultural prize at this show) *

130. Any Plant in a pot 131. A Vase of Garden Flowers 132. A Vegetable 133. Two of any one variety of Fruit

Hanging Baskets* (all competitors) *

134. Flowering hanging basket 135. Fruit hanging basket 136. Flowering container 137. # An unusual container

* To be shown in the Marquee on Flower Show Day and supported in a pot/container to stand on the show bench # Can be a hanging or freestanding container

Flower Arrangement Classes *

138. Own Choice size not to exceed Size. 60cm x 70cm x 75cm high 139. A Modern Exhibit using 3 Blooms & Foliage. Accessories can be used Size. 45cm x 45cm x 60cm high 140. A Basket of Garden Flowers Size. 30cm x 30cm 141. An Arrangement Depicting ‘A Day at the Seaside’ Size. 45cm x 45cm x 60cm high 142. An unusual container 143. Table Centre Size. 45cm x 45cm

Junior Flower Arrangement Classes – Up to age 9 *

144. ‘A Day at the Seaside’ Accessories can be used. Size 30cm x 30cm 145. ‘A Summer Holiday’ Accessories can be used Size 30cm x 30cm

(Junior exhibitors may also enter classes 1 to 143) Flower Arrangements can be prepared at home and brought to the show.

Junior Exhibitor Classes - Age up to 4 years *

146. Decorated Potato 147. Vase of Flowers. (Wildlife friendly flowers) 148. Flower arrangement in an unusual Container 149. Vegetable or Flower seedling in a pot: - (please state seed) 150. Floating flower arrangement 151. Cress Head 152. *Home grown produce on a plate: – Any 3 vegetables or fruit on a plate