Newton Le Willows Gardeners Association
@ The Hut
September soon seems to come around again each year and an opportunty for the people around the Newton area, and sometimes further afield, to put on display the flowers and produce that they have been nurturing over many months to be able to enter our annual flower and vegetable show.
This year again was no exception where our exhibitors not only put some great items on display but throughout the day took the opportunity to exchange views on how to grow the finest dahlias, largest carrots and also this year growing enormous pumpkins. But as Jean showed below, biggest is not always best on the show bench! Where her oversized specimen failed to impress the judges and win a prize on the day. Better luck next year.
Many thanks to all our sponsors and especially to David Gee, President of the Newton le Willows Rotary club, for awarding the prizes.
Prize | Name |
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Garden News Shield -Best Exhibit in the Show | Stephen Burns |
The National Dahlia Society Silver Medal | Stephen Burns |
The National Dahlia Society Bronze Medal | Stephen Burns |
National Chrysanthemum Society Silver Medal – Exhibit of most merit. | Matt Lloyd |
The British Gladiolus Society Bronze Medal | Leonard Bailey |
Royal National Rose Society Bronze Medal – Best exhibit | Don Farrell |
National Vegetable Society Silver Medal – Most meritorious vegetable exhibit | Don Farrell |
Best Overall Photograph | Dave Hemmingway |
Chrysanthemum section most points gained | Matt Lloyd |
National Dahlia Society most points gained | Stephen Burns |
Gladiolus section most points gained | Leonard Bailey |
Pot Plant section most points gained & Sue Lever Trophy | Don Farrell |
Rose section most points gained | Don Farrell |
Flower Section most points gained & Rotary Club Salver | Chris Nightingale |
Most Points gained in show – Gordon Brooks Trophy | Chris Nightingale |
Royal Horticultural Society Banksian Medal – Most points in horticulture sections | Don Farrell |
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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