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2019 ANNUAL SHOWOur 37th Annual Show was held on Saturday 24th August 2019. Visitors were greeted by a riot of colour as they entered the hall at the Nairn Community & Arts Centre. As they wandered round the pot plant section they marvelled at the quality of the plants on the benches and in the hanging baskets. There were an exquisite variety of floral arrangements. Superb quality and plenty of beautifully grown fruit and vegetables. The standard in the home-baking, preserves and wine sections was high, and a lot of patience and careful work was displayed in the handicraft section. Results and trophy winners SECTION A - VEGETABLES 4 Potatoes White 1 John Martin 2 Kate Fraser 3 Bob Marshall 4 Potatoes Coloured 1 Martin 2 Marshall 3 Fraser 16 Potatoes, 4 of each cultivar to be named a displayed in a box or board 18” x 18” max 1 Fraser 2 Marshall 3 Charles Watt 3 Onions from Seed - each onion over 250 grams 1 Fraser 2 Michael Jones 3 Ali Iles 3 Onions from Seed - each onion under 250 grams 1 Fraser 3 Red Onions 1 Iles 2 Jones 3 Marshall 3 Onions from Sets 1 Fraser 2 Marshall 3 Iles 6 Shallots 1 Martin 2 Fraser 3 John Oates 2 Leeks 1 Fraser 3 Carrots - long 1 Marshall 3 Carrots – stump 1 Martin 2 Marshall 3 Beetroot 1 Iles 2 Martin 3 Jones 6 Pods of Peas 1 Martin 2 Fraser 3 Jones 6 Runner Beans 1 Fraser 2 Archie MacLaren 3 Jones 6 Broad Beans 1 Fraser 2 L J Drummond 3 MacLaren 1 Cucumber 1 Martin 2 Fraser 3 Jane Moir 3 Courgettes - 4” to 8” 1 Jones 2 Marshall 3 Tony Gatcombe 4 Red Tomatoes 1 Martin 2 Marshall 3 Fraser 4 Cherry Tomatoes 1 Marshall 2 Annie Stewart 3 Martin 1 Cauliflower (to be shown with a 3” stalk) 1 Fraser 2 Sue MacKintosh 1 Cabbage (to be shown with a 3” stalk) 1 Oates 2 Fraser 3 Marshall 1 Vase of 5 kinds of Culinary Herb - 2 stems of each 1 Stewart 2 Jean Gatcombe 3 MacLaren Any other vegetable 1 Iles 2 Moir 3 Jones A pot of Parsley 1 Martin A selection of vegetables (excluding giant vegetables but can include tomatoes and herbs) to be displayed in a trug or similar container to be judged for quality and visual effect 1 Fraser 2 T Gatcombe 3 Marshall 5 kinds of vegetables to be displayed in an area 24” x 18” 1 Fraser 2 Martin 3 Marshall Best in Section – 3 Onions from Seed - each onion over 250 grams - Kate Fraser SECTION B - FRUIT 10 Raspberries with Husks 1 MacKintosh 6 Strawberries 1 Martin Blackcurrants (with strings) - a minimum of 110g or 4 oz 1 Oates Redcurrants (with strings) - a minimum of 110g or 4 oz – 1 Oates 2 Sandy MacFarlane-Grieve 3 Dessert Apples 1 MacFarlane-Grieve 2 Anne Whyte 3 Oates 3 Cooking Apples 1 Oates 2 Dianne Walker 3 MacFarlane-Grieve 3 Kinds of Fruit - 3 of each (currants - a minimum of 110g or 4 oz) to be displayed on 1 plate 1 MacFarlane-Grieve Any other fruit 1 MacFarlane-Grieve 2 Moir 3 Walker Best in Section – Redcurrants (with strings) - a minimum of 110g or 4 oz – John Oates SECTION C - POT PLANTS Fern 1 Kay Barnett 2 MacKintosh 3 Uisdean MacLean Coleus 1 Jones 2 MacLean 3 George Pirie Any other Foliage Plant 1 Anne Vincent 2 MacLean 3 Barnett Pelargonium/Geranium – single 1 Murray 2 MacFarlane-Grieve 3 Morang McConachie Pelargonium/Geranium – double or semi-double 1 McConachie 2 MacLean 3 Ian MacPherson Pelargonium – regal – 1 Pirie Begonia - small headed 1 Pirie 2 MacPherson 3 Jones Begonia - large headed - over 2” 1 Pirie 2 J.E. Wood 3 Barnett Foliage Begonia 1 McConachie 2 Helen MacFarlane-Grieve 3 Pirie Cactus 1 MacPherson 2 MacKintosh 3 MacLean Succulent 1 Barnett 2 MacLaren 3 McConachie Bonsai 1 John Whitehead 2 MacLean Gloxinia 1 Pirie 2 W.F. Milne Streptocarpus 1 Barnett 2 H MacFarlane-Grieve Orchid 1 Linda Gorman 2 Pirie 3 MacLean Fuchsia – single 1 Yvonne Cameron 2 MacPherson 3 MacLean Fuchsia - double 1 MacPherson 2 Pirie 3 MacLean Half Standard Fuchsia 1 MacPherson Quarter Standard Fuchsia 1 Murray 2 MacPherson Any other flowering plant – 1 MacPherson 2 MacKintosh 3 H MacFarlane-Grieve Group of Plants Grown in a Container (max 18” diameter) 1 U MacLean 2 Roddy MacLean 3 Murray Window Box/Trough 1 U MacLean 2 Sheena MacLean 3 MacLaren Hanging Pot (max 8” diameter pot - own choice of plants) 1 U MacLean 2 Barnett 3 Dot MacLean Hanging Basket (max 16” diameter basket - own choice of plants) 1 D MacLean 2 R MacLean 3 3 MacLean Best in Section - Begonia - large headed - over 2” - George Pirie SECTION D – CUT FLOWERS 6 Marigolds displayed on a board 1 Pirie 2 Pauline Timms 3 McConachie Begonia Head (can be displayed on a board) 1 Pirie 2 MacKintosh 3 Barnett 1 Single Rose floating in a glass bowl (glass bowl provided by Club) 1 MacKintosh 2 Stewart 3 Kaye Skinner Vase of 3 Rose Stems hybrid T (same cultivar) 1 Barnett Vase of 1 Rose Stem Floribunda 1 Wood Vase of 12 Sweet Peas (mixed) 1 Stewart 2 McConachie Vase of 6 Sweet Peas – white, cream or pink 1 Norah Hall 2 McConachie Vase of 6 Sweet Peas - lavender, mauve or blue 1 Hall Vase of 6 Sweet Peas – scarlet or maroon 1 Hall 2 McConachie Vase of Dahlia Medium Decorative (1 bloom) 1 Maureen Miller 2 Colin Green 3 Watt Vase of Dahlia Pom-Pom (1 cultivar - 3 blooms) 1 Green Vase of Dahlia Medium Decorative (1 cultivar – 3 blooms) 1 Watt 2 Green Vase of Dahlia Cactus (1 cultivar – 3 blooms) 1 Green Vase of Dahlia (any cultivar – 3 blooms) 1 Miller 2 Watt 3 Green Vase of Mixed Dahlia (not more than 9 Stems) 1 Miller 2 Green Vase of Perennials - 1 cultivar 1 Pirie 2 McConachie 3 MacKintosh Vase of Mixed Perennials 1 Hall 2 Stewart 3 S MacFarlane-Grieve Vase of 1 Gladioli 1 MacPherson 2 Jones 3 Watt Vase of 2 Gladioli – large 1 Green 2 MacPherson 3 Milne Vase of 2 Gladioli – butterfly 1 MacPherson 2 S MacFarlane-Grieve Vase of Annuals - 1 cultivar 1 McConachie 2 J Gatcombe 3 Milne Vase of Mixed Annuals 1 McConachie 2 Hall 3 Milne Vase of Flowering Shrub - 1 cultivar 1 S MacFarlane-Grieve 2 MacKintosh 3 Stewart Vase of Mixed Flowering Shrub 1 Stewart 2 MacKintsoh 3 Wood Vase of Asters (annuals) 1 Pirie 2 McConachie Vase of Carnations (4 Stems) 1 MacPherson Vase of Pinks (4 Stems) 1 Wood 2 Green Best in Section - Vase of Mixed Flowering Shrubs – Annie Stewart Best in Rose Classes - Vase of 1 Rose Stem Floribunda – J E Wood Best in Sweet Pea Classes - Vase of 12 Sweet Peas (mixed) – Annie Stewart SECTION E - HOME-COOKING 2 slices of Coffee and Walnut Cake 1 Miller 2 Vincent 3 Anthea Wescott 2 slices of Fruit Gingerbread 1 R MacLean 2 Ann Poyner 2 S MacLean 2 slices of Fatless Sponge (filled) - 1 Walker 2 Hall 3 D MacLean 4 Rockbuns 1 Vincent 2 F.A. Atkins 3 Poyner 4 Pancakes 1 D Walker 2 D MacLean 3 Hall 4 Scones incorporating Strawberries 1 Miller 2 Atkins 3 Isla Chambers 4 Chocolate Brownies 1 Chambers 2 Hall 3 Vincent An Individual Trifle 1 Walker 2 D MacLean 3 Cantraybridge Café 2 slices of Courgette Cake 1 Hall 2 Chambers 3 Cantraybride Cafe An individual vegetable quiche 1 Vincent 2 Hall 3 Walker 4 Wholemeal Bread Rolls 1 Hall 2 Chambers 3 Vincent Best in Section – 2 slices of Fatless Sponge (filled) – Dianne Walker SECTION F - PRESERVES Jar of Raspberry Jam 1 Walker 2 S MacLean 3 H MacFarlane-Grieve Jar of Gooseberry Jam 1 Walker 2 H MacFarlane-Grieve 3 Susan Urquhart Any other single variety of jam 1 S MacLean 2 Poyner 2 Moir Jar of Mixed Fruit Jam (minimum of 2 fruits) 1 S MacLean 2 Urquhart 3 Walker Jar of any variety of sweet Jelly 1 S MacLean 2 Walker 3 Poyner Jar of any variety of savoury Jelly 1 D Walker 2 S MacLean 3 Urquhart Jar of Marmalade 1 S MacLean 2 Walker 3 H MacFarlane-Grieve Jar of Lemon Curd 1 Walker 2 Urquhart 3 Miller Jar of Chutney 1 S MacLean 2 Drummond 3 Sheena Brown Jar of Pickled Beetroot 1 S MacLean 2 Timms Bottle of Fruit Coulis 1 Walker Best in Section - Jar of Lemon Curd – Dianne Walker SECTION G - CRAFTWORK Knitted Article for a baby or child 1 Doreen Hutcheon 2 Gladys MacLean 3 Betty J Beazley Any other knitted article 1 Hutcheon 2 Barbara Campbell Crocheted Article 1 Beazley Dressed Doll 1 Hutcheon A picture/collage incorporating/using buttons 1 Beazley 2 Junior World A bag made using Recycled Product(s) 1 Beazley Handmade Piece of Jewellery 1 Hutcheon 2 Beazley 3 Walker A painting in a medium of your choice 1 L Walker 2 MacKintosh Best in Section – Any other knitted article – Doreen Hutcheon SECTION H – PHOTOGRAPHY “A Place in the Sun” 1 G MacLean 2 Shirley MacPhail 3 L Walker “A Black and White Landscape” 1 L Walker 2 D Walker 3 Howard Corfield “Highland Wildlife” 1 D Walker 2 L Walker 3 Corfield “Riverside” 1 Skinner 2 G MacLean 3 D Walker “A Christmas Scene” 1 D Walker 2 L Walker 3 McPhail “Birds, Bugs, Bees and Butterflies” 1 D Walker 2 Murray 3 Corfield “My Favourite Rose” 1 L Walker 2 D Walker 3 Vincent Best in Section - “A Christmas Scene” – Dianne Walker SECTION I - FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS “Wimbledon” 1 Vincent 2 Frances Ross 2 S MacLean “Summer Fiesta” 1 Wilson 2 Susan Matheson 3 Ross “Where have the flowers gone” 1 Wilson 2 Hutcheon 3 Vincent An Arrangement in a Teacup 1 Vincent 2 Hutcheon 3 Barnett A Ladies Corsage to be worn on the wrist 1 G MacLean 2 Matheson 3 Ross Best in Section – “Wimbleodon” – Anne Wilson SECTION J - CHILDREN - Under 8 years Arrangement of Flowers in a Jam Jar 1 Annabelle MacLean 2 Finlay Ayres 3 Louis Skinner Miniature Garden 1 Ayres 2 Brodie Skinner joint 3 Blair Mitchell & Arthur MacLean Animal made from Vegetables and/or Fruit 1 B Mitchell 2 Junior World A finger painting 1 Junior World 2 Robin (Gaelic Playgroup) 3 B Mitchell A picture made from pasta 1 Junior World 2 Valentina (Gaelic Playgroup) 3 B Mitchell A plate of vegetables grown by the entrant 1 Junior World 2 Ayres 3 Junior World A Marshmallow Person 1 B Mitchell 2 Junior World 3 Junior World Best in Section – Miniature Garden – Finlay Ayres SECTION K - CHILDREN - Aged 8 to 15 years Arrangement of Flowers in an old Shoe, Boot or Trainer 1 Mabel Holder 2 Adam Mitchell 3 Lexie McMahon Bug hotel made from Natural materials 1 M Holder 2 Junior World 3 Charlie Holder Animal made from Vegetables a /or fruit 1 C Holder 2 M Holder 3 Adam Mitchell Paper Mache Mask 1 M Holder 2 C Holder 3A Mitchell A piece of art or craftwork incorporating recycled materials 1 M Holder 2 Junior World 3 A Mitchell A plate of vegetables grown by the entrant 1 A Mitchell 2 M Holder 3 C Holder A chocolate treat 1 C Holder 2 M Holder 3 Junior World Best in Section – A piece of art or craftwork incorporating recycled materials – Mabel Holder SECTION L - HOME-MADE WINE & OTHER DRINKS 1 Bottle of Dry White 1 Rosemary Largue 2 Frances Farquhar 3 Eileen Barr 1 Bottle of Sweet White 1 Barr 2 Marjory Smith 3 Betty Green 1 Bottle of Dry Red 1 Green 2 Largue 3 Barr 1 Bottle of Sweet Red 1 Green 2 Farquhar 3 Largue 1 Bottle of Rose – 1 Green 2 Farquhar 3 Largue Best in Section - 1 Bottle of Sweet White – Eileen Barr Members Only Class – Planter - 1 Susan Urquhart 2 Maureen Miller 3 Yvonne Cameron TROPHIES The Croy Tankard For the exhibitor with the most points in the Vegetable Section (Classes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10) – Kate Fraser The Alex Cheyne Memorial Trophy Donated by Donald and Carol Cheyne For the exhibitor with the best Vegetable Trug – Kate Fraser The Harold Roach Trophy For the exhibitor with the most points in the Vegetable Section - Kate Fraser The Fruit Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Fruit Section – Sandy MacFarlane-Grieve The Iris Munro Trophy Donated by the family of the late Mrs I. Munro For the Best Pelargonium – George Pirie The Inverwick Trophy Donated by Mr D. J. Thomas For the Best Group of Plants Grown in a Container – Uisdean MacLean The Pot Plant Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Pot Plant Section – Uisdean MacLean The Millennium Trophy For the Best Exhibit in the Pot Plant Section - George Pirie The Henderson Rosebowl For the Best Exhibit in the Rose Classes – J.E. Wood The Sweet Pea Trophy Donated by Mr A. McGowan For the Best Exhibit in the Sweet Pea classes - Annie Stewart The Cut Flower Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Cut Flower Section – Colin Green The Green’s Nursery Trophy Donated by Mr Green, Green’s Nursery For the Best Exhibit in the Flower Section – Annie Stewart The Nairn & District Gardening Club Trophy For the exhibitor with the most points in the Vegetable, Fruit, Flowers and Pot Plants Sections – Kate Fraser The Home-cooking Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Home-cooking Section – Norah Hall The Anne Clark Cup Donated by Mrs Anne Clark For the exhibitor with the best exhibit in the Home-cooking Section – Dianne Walker The Preserves Trophy Donated by Ms S. MacLean For the exhibitor with the most points in the Preserves Section - Sheena MacLean The Handicraft Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Handicraft Section – joint winners Betty J Beazley and Doreen Hutcheon The Floral Art Trophy Donated by the Club For the exhibitor with the most points in the Floral Art Section – Anne Vincent The Under 8’s Trophy For the exhibitor with the most points in the Children’s Section under the age of 8 – Junior World The 8 to 15 Trophy For the exhibitor with the most points in the Children’s Section aged 8 to 15 – Mabel Holder The Founder & Founder Chairman’s Trophy Donated by Mr A. Pledger & Mr J. Henderson For Best Exhibit in the Show – Kate Fraser for 3 onions from seed each over 250g The Pam Fraser Shield Donated by Mrs Suddick For The Best Schools Pallet Garden – Rosebank Primary School The Members Shield Donated by The Club For the Best Club Planter – Susan Urquhart
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