Poppleton Village Show 21st August 2021 - Poppleton Centre
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Poppleton Village Show
21st August 2021
Staging of Exhibits — 7-8pm Friday and 9.00 to 10.30 am Saturday
Judging of exhibits. - 11.00am Saturday
Show open for viewing — approximately 1.00
FIRST TIMER entries are for anyone who has never
exhibited in a show before
The OPEN sections are open to anyone wishing to take part.
Vegetables will be displayed in the Methodist Hall
Poppleton Village Show 2021 ENTRY FORM
This form must be completed and sent to Anne Penrice at
How to Enter your exhibits 19 Riversvale Drive, Upper Poppleton, York, YO26 6JY or by email
to anne.penrice@hotmail.co.uk before noon on 19th August to
1. Fill in the entry form. There are no entry fees or cash prizes this allow time for the preparation of entry cards and the layout of
year.
show benches.
2. Submit the entry form by email, post or deliver to Anne Penrice by
12 noon Thursday 19 August. Class Number Class Number
3. Bring your exhibits to the halls on Friday 7-8pm or Saturday no. of entries No. Of Entries
morning 9.00-10.30.
Vegetables to the Methodist Hall.
Flowers & Handicraft exhibits to the All Saints Hall.
4. At the hall there will be a ticket for each entry
which must be placed next to entry on the table
face down so your name isn’t visible.
5. No entry tickets to be altered after 7pm on Friday. No entries
accepted after noon on Thursday 19th.
6. No one except the judges and show committee allowed in the halls
during judging.
7. Judges decision is final.
8. By entering all competitors accept these rules.
9. Please ask a committee member who will be glad to help with your
queries. Without your entries there is no show, so don’t be shy, we
are here to help.
10. First Timer entries are only for those who have NEVER exhibited in
a show before.
11. The show is only open to amateurs.First Timers - Classes 1 to 10 OPEN CLASSES
Please fill in the entry form Fruit
Flower Section 11. 3 DESSERT APPLES
12. 3 COOKING APPLES
1. ONE DAHLIA any variety
13. 5 PLUMS
2. 3 STEMS OF ANNUALS
14. RHUBARB – 3 stalks dressed
3. ONE POT PLANT
15. 12 BLACKBERRIES
4. ONE ROSE any variety 16. ANY OTHER FRUIT
5. A MIXED VASE OF FIVE FLOWER BLOOMS any Vegetables
varieties 17 6 RUNNER BEANS
Display Classes 1 to 5 in the All Saints Hall 18 6 DWARF BEANS
Fruit & Vegetables 19 3 GLOBE BEETROOT - defoliated to 3”
20. 3 CARROTS - defoliated to 3” - any varieties
6. 3 BEANS –Runner or Dwarf
21. ONE LEEK, Pot or Blanch
7. 3 TOMATOES any variety
22. ONE FRUIT AND ONE VEGETABLE
8. 3 VEGETABLES of any varieties
23. 3 PARSNIPS - defoliated to3”
9. 3 APPLES, eating or cooking 24. 5 PODS OF PEAS
10. 3 ANY OTHER FRUITS 25. 4 POTATOES, kidney, round or oval
Display Classes 6 to 10 in the Methodist Hall 26. 3 COURGETTES
27. 6 ESCHALOTS, pickling or culinary28. 6 TOMATOES, red culinary 50 5 DAHLIAS, any varieties
29. 5 TOMATOES, small or novelty 51 ROSES, one red rose
30. ONE CABBAGE 52 ROSES, three Hybrid Tea, any variety or varieties
31. ONE CAULIFLOWER 53 ROSE, one Hybrid Tea rose
32. ONE MARROW
54 ROSES, three stems of floribunda or cluster roses
33. ONE CUCUMBER
55 ROSE, one stem of a floribunda or cluster rose
34. 3 SWEET OR CHILLI PEPPERS
56 SHRUBS, four stems of shrubs (not specified in other classes)
35. THE VEGETABLE WITH THE MOST AMUSING SHAPE
57 GLADIOLI, three blooms, any large flowered variety
36. ONE PUMPKIN
58 GLADIOLI, one specimen bloom, large flowered
37. LARGEST ONION
59 ANNUALS or BIENNIALS, six stems of one species (not specified
38. 3 ONIONS, sets or seed and dressed
in any other class)
39. ONE FLOWER AND ONE VEGETABLE
40. ANY OTHER VEGETABLE, anything not classified in the schedule 60 PERENNIALS, four stems ( not specified in any other classes)
41. LONGEST RUNNER BEAN Classes 61-65 Maximum pot diameter 10 inches
Flowers 61 BEGONIA, one plant of a double, named or unnamed
42 SWEET PEAS, 6 Blooms, one vase 62 GERANIUM/ PELARGONIUM, one plant, bush or trailing
43 DAHLIAS, one vase, one Cactus, any size 63 ONE POT PLANT IN FLOWER
44 DAHLIAS, one vase, one Decorative, any size 64 ONE FOLIAGE PLANT
45 DAHLIAS, one vase one Lotus, Collarette, Anemone or Waterlily 65 FUCHSIA, one plant bush or trailing
46 DAHLIAS, one vase, three Cactus, any varieties 66 ONE OUTDOOR PLANTED CONTAINER
47 DAHLIAS, one vase, three Decorative, any variety
Classes 67-68 Bring flower heads only. Display boards provided.
48 DAHLIAS, one vase three blooms, Waterlily, or Collarette
67 5 PANSIES
49 DAHLIAS, three Pompons, any varieties
68 5 FLOWER HEADSFLORAL ART HANDICRAFTS
Open to all age groups, must be made by entrant in last twelve
months
69 “Tomorrow will be a Good Day” (Captain Sir Tom
Moore ) 76 A photograph of any subject or view in Poppleton
70 A Basket of Summer Flowers Maximum size A4 size when mounted.
71 A posy in a mug Put exhibitors name on the back of each entry
72 An arrangement for a coffee table 77 An Item of Knitting
73 “Gentleman's Buttonhole” 78 An item hand crafted from natural materials
74 Best Vase of flowers - made up of flowers from your 79 A Home Made Toy
garden
80 Something New from Something Old
81 An Item of Crochet
Dimensions of all the floral art are not to exceed
82 A Painting or Drawing –any Medium
Width 61cm x Depth 43cm x-Height 65cm
83 A Jar of Jam
An exhibit may include background bases, drapes and accesso-
84 An Item of Soft Furnishing
ries unless otherwise stated.
85 A Greeting Card—any medium
In all exhibits natural plant material should predominate.
86 An Item of Embroidery or Tapestry
87 4 slices of tray bake—any variety (Maximum 4x2 inches)
If you want to help with the Village 88 A traditional Victoria Sponge
Show email David Johnson at 89 4 pieces of Shortbread
90 Any Cake showcasing vegetables e.g. carrot, parsnip,
dandl_johnson@hotmail.co.uk beetroot or courgette in an 8 inch round tin.Advice on Presentation of Vegetable Entries
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