The Hambledon Village Show will be held at the Village Hall on Saturday 5th September.

The hall will be open for setting up exhibits from 9.30am to 11.30am.  Entry fee 20p per exhibit.  First and second prizes will be awarded when merited. Please bring your own vases and plates where required to display your exhibit.  Baked items may be covered with cling film to prevent the exhibit from drying out.

After judging the show will be OPEN TO THE PUBLIC at 2pm to 4.30pm, free entry.  Refreshments available.   The silver tray for Best In Show will be awarded at 4pm.  Exhibits must not be removed before 4.30pm.

We need YOU to make the show a success!

A fun day’s entertainment open to all in the village

Ring Andy Falk on 01428 683863 or Nessie Alexander on 01428 685968 if you need more information.

 Flower Section

Class

1. 1 flowered rose, with own foliage
2. 3 flowered roses, one or more varieties.
3. 3 dahlias, medium or small, any type.
4. 1 sunflower.
5. 3 stems Marigolds, any type.
6. 6 stems Sweet Pea
7. 3 stems of any flower not mentioned in this section.
8. 3 stems of any berrying or flowering shrub, any variety.
9. A fuschia plant in a pot not exceeding 8 inches.
10. A geranium in a pot not exceeding 8 inches.
11. A begonia in a pot not exceeding 8 inches.
12. Any other flowering plant in a pot not exceeding 8 inches.
13. A foliage plant in a pot not exceeding 8 inches.

Vegetable Section

14. 5 potatoes, one variety
15. 5 carrots
16. 5 onions
17. 3 beetroot
18. 3 parsnips
19. 3 leeks, trimmed
20. 8 runner beans
21. 8 French beans
22. 5 cherry tomatoes
23. 5 tomatoes
24. 3 courgettes, between 4 inch & 6 inch long
25. 1 cucumber
26. 1 marrow not exceeding 15 inch in length.
27. 2 globe artichokes
28. 2 peppers  (any colour)
29. 2 Any other vegetables

Fruit Section

30. 5 figs
31. 5 plums, one variety
32. 5 pears, one variety
33. 5 dessert apples, one variety
34. 5 cooking apples, one variety
35. Any other fruit exhibited on a plate
36. Any berried fruit exhibited on a plate

Miscellaneous Section

37. Largest marrow or pumpkin
38. Largest runner bean
39. Largest potato
40. A freak shaped vegetable
41. A bouquet of fresh herbs (minimum 3 varieties)
42. 1 Animal created from fruit and or vegetables (open to all, and see also Children’s Section, No.56)

Floral Art Section

43. An arrangement in a tea cup and saucer

Cake Section

44. Home made Carrot Cake (any size/shape)
45. 4 Home made plain scones

Jam Section

46. Home made Strawberry Jam in a jar
47. Home made Raspberry Jam in a jar

Photo Section

48. Your own photo (3 max) of aspects of ‘Hambledon Landmarks’, unframed and unmounted, max 10 x 8 inches (colour or black and white prints)
49. Your own photo (3 max) of ‘Smiley Faces’, unframed and unmounted, max 10 x 8 inches (colour or black and white prints)

Knitting Section

50. A knitted toy
51. An item of baby clothing

Children’s Section – 12 years and under

52. Garden in a tray
53. 4 home made decorated biscuits
54. Largest sunflower head
55. 3 decorated cup-cakes
56. 1 Animal created from fruit and or vegetables

Children’s Section – 8 years and under

57. Garden in a tray
58. 3 home made decorated biscuits.
59. Lego model of your choice and design, no bigger than A4 (NB not straight from the shop)

Children’s Section – 8 years and under

60. Mustard and/or cress