Replacement for the 2021 Spring Show: Photo Gallery of Daffodils from ALGS members

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Please submit you Daffodil photos to the contactus@algs.org.uk email and please say if your name can be added in the caption below the photo.

Also please, if you can, say something about the daffodils which can be included in the caption as this would add interest.

The formal published schedule takes precedence over the text below:

Cut Flower Classes (1-30 inclusive) 

Daffodils 

1 Trumpet (division 1)    1 vase, 1 stem

1A  Trumpet (division 1)   1 vase, 3 stems

2   Large (division 2)   1 vase, 1 stem

2A  Large (division 2)   1 vase, 3 stems

3    Small (division 3)   1 vase, 1 stem

3A  Small (division 3)   1 vase, 3 stems

4  Double(division 4)   1 vase, 1 stem

5 Triandrus (division 5)    1 vase, 1 stem

6 Cyclamineus (division 6)   1 vase, 3 stems 

7   Jonquilla & Apodanthus (division 7)   1 vase, 1 stem

8  Tazetta(division 8)   1 vase, 1 stem

9  Poeticus(division 9)   1 vase, 1 stem

10  Bulbocodium (division 10)  1 vase, 1 stem

11  Split Corona a & b (division 11)   1 vase, 1 stem

12  Other Cultivars (Divisions 12 &13)   1 vase, 1 stem

13 Twelve blooms    in a vase, mixed or single varieties, to be viewed all around 

14 Miniatures   1 vase, 3 stems, 1 variety

Other cut flowers classes

15 Tulips    I vase, 3 stems

16 Muscari 1 vase, 5 stems

17 Primula/Polyanthus  1 Vase, 3 stems

18 Jasmine  1 vase, 3stems

19 Flowering shrub  1 vase, 3 stems (1 variety) at least one flower must be open 

20 Heathers   1 vase, 6 stems 1 or more varieties

21 Hellebores  1 vase, 3 stems, 1 variety    

22 Mixed vase   of any shrubs or blooms   

23 Pansies, and/or Violas  1 vase, 6 stems, 1 variety

24 Hyacinths  1 vase, 3 stems, 1 variety

25 Auriculas   1 vase, 3 stems

26 Wallflowers   1 vase, 3 stems 

27 Forsythia  1 vase 3 sprays   

28 Anemone   1 vase, 4 stems

29 Leucojum (Snowflake)  1 vase, 4 stems

30 Snowdrops  1 vase 4 stems 

Other Flowers and Plants  (31-44 inclusive)

31 One foliage pot plant

32 One cactus or succulent

33 One Easter cactus

34 Three camellia blooms floating in water

35 Three Hellebores blooms   floating in water

36 A pot of primulas   one variety  

37 A pot of cyclamen

38 One pot of daffodils   one variety 

39 A pot of crocus

40 A pot of tulips 

41 A pot of any other flowering plant e.g. African Violet 

Fruit & Vegetable Classes (45–56 inclusive) 

45 Three Apples   one variety. Grown and stored by the exhibitor to be displayed on a white paper plate.

46 Rhubarb   3 sticks, leaves trimmed to about 200-250mm

47 Three leeks    any type, with roots, leaves trimmed to about 200-250mm, one variety

48 One cabbage   round or pointed with about 75mm of stalk

49 Purple sprouting broccoli  6 shoots

50 Five Brussels sprouts  one variety    

51 One cauliflower  with about 75mm of stem

52 One lettuce  with roots

53 Six exhibition shallots  to be shown in sand on a white plate, one variety

54 Three garlic  on a white plate one variety

55 Six Broad Bean Pods one variety

56  Any kind of vegetable    not stated previously , one variety of any kind. Minimum of 2. Max points awarded for each vegetable as shown within the full schedule. 

Handicraft (57-65 inclusive) 

57 A soft toy, no larger than 60cm x 60cm x 60cm

58 A Hedgehog box made from recycled materials, made from specifications on page

     21 of the schedule.

59 A Collage of pressed flowers,  using a 7”x 5” picture frame 

60 A knitted article, made using an ounce/25g of wool. Accessories allowed

61 An exhibit, using fabrics no larger than 60cm x 60cm x 60cm. 

62 An exhibit, using threads, no larger than 60cm x 60cm x 60cm  

63 Origami 

64 A Wedding Anniversary Card, using a piece of folded A4 card 

65 A painting on glass, no larger than A5 size.  

Photography Classes (66-75 inclusive) 

66. A Winters Day 

67.  Seed Heads

68.  Doorways 

69. Bee(s) Foraging

70. Monochrome 

71.  An interesting Knot (making use of light and shadow) 

72.  A special photographic trophy and challenge set by Jacky Nutkins. for

      “Best Flower Photographic Image”

Household Classes (76-90 inclusive) 

76. Fruit scones, 9 approx 

77. A Simnel cake made to recipe supplied on page 18 

78. Four home-made hot cross buns

79. A jar of lemon curd   must be less than 3 weeks old and  must have a cellophane top 

80. A jar of chutney at least 2 months old

81. A jar of marmalade

82. A jar of jam

83  A jar of fruit jelly  

84.  A chocolate cake, using an 18cm round tin

85.  Five white bread rolls

86.  Five whole meal bread rolls

87.  Chocolate biscuits   Approx. 7, made to recipe supplied on page 19 of the schedule

88. Honey Fudge, made to Recipe supplied on page 19  of the schedule

89.  A Honey cake, made to recipe provided on page 20 of the schedule

90.  A fruit drink, non alcoholic, 75cl  

Young Exhibitor Classes (91 - 105 inclusive) 

Classes for ages 4 to 7 

Handicraft

91.  A decorated cup cake 

92.  A Miniature garden staged in a plastic seed tray (approx. 240mm x 370mm.

 made from natural plant material 

93.  Colouring Competition. Picture to be collected from the Depot

Photography

94. An animal

Note:  Photographs must be 7”x 5” and must not be mounted. Photographs may be taken using digital cameras or film, and have a white border. Judging will be based on the quality of their composition and focus. 

Household

95.  Five Chocolate Crackle Cakes, made from cereal, using your own recipe.

Classes for ages 8 to 12   

Handicraft

96. Origami

97. Colouring Competition. Picture to be collected from the Depot

98. A soft toy, any material, collect pattern from the Secretary’s porch 

Photography (see note about exhibiting photographs above)

99.  An animal

Household

100.  A Victoria Sponge Cake, using your own recipe.