Newton Le Willows Gardeners Association
@ The Hut
On the Friday evening before the Show when we were busy at St. Aelreds’ setting up the tables preparing for Saturday and listening to the heavy and continuous rain pouring down outside we all felt that nobody could possibly want to turn out with exhibits for a Flower Show!
Fortunately we were proved wrong, for although inevitably the entries were well down on previous years, we still had a reasonably good Show for the visitors on Saturday. Obviously flowers were few but the vegetable entries were of good quality and of course the photography classes, unaffected by the weather, were as interesting and professional as ever.
Name | Prize |
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Ian Burns | The Garden News Shield for the Best Exhibit in the Show. The National Chrysanthemum Society Silver medal for the best exhibit in Chrysanthemums |
Jim Broderick | The Gordon Brooks Trophy for the Highest points in the Show. The Royal Horticultural Society Banksian Medal. |
Brian Newland | H.K. Jeacock Trophy for most points in the Chrysanthemum Section. |
J.T. Ashcroft | The National Dahlia Society Silver and Bronze medals. |
Bernie Wood | British Gladiolus Society Bronze Medal. Royal National Rose Society Bronze Medal. |
Albert Lyon | National Vegetable Society Silver Medal for the Best Exhibit in Vegetables. Winner of the Garden News Top Tray Class. |
Don Farrell | Sue Lever Trophy for the most points in Pot Plants. |
Chris Nightingale | Lewis’s Ice Cream Trophy for the Highest Points in the Flower Sections. Winner of the Garden News Top Vase class. |
Shaun Gallhager | The British Fuchsia Society Blue Rosette. |
Exhibits in the Flower Section
Richard Jeacocks’ prize-winning leeks
Albert Lyons’ Vegetable Collection which won the N.V.S. Medal
Our President Robin Spencer presents Don Farrell with the Sue Lever Trophy
Jim Broderick receives the Gordon Brooks Trophy
Mr. J.T. Ashcroft is awarded the National Dahlia Society’s Silver and Bronze Medals
To see last years show post click HERE.
The Hut is now closed. It will reopen on the 4th January 2025.
Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you in the new year.
May we take this opportunity to wish you a pleasant Christmas, however you celebrate it, and a safe and happy new year.
From everyone at the Newton Le Willows Gardeners Association.
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