Colourful Flower Show

Chronicle (Levin), 20 November 1946, Page 5

Colourful Flower Show

(Continued from Page 4) 1, Mrs. Holdaway 2, W..J. Summers 3; eight entries. Auriculas, three stems. — Mrs. J. Harvey 1 and 3, Mrs. R. D. Wallace 2; three entries. Calendulas, three blooms. — W. J. Summers 1, Mrs. Wilson 2, Mrs. V. Whiley 3; six entries. Cinerarias, three spikes distinct colours. — Mrs. N. Thomson 1 and 2, W. Bowker 3; five entries. Campanulas, one spike. — W. J. Summers 1; only entry. Carnations,* three distinct colours. — Mrs. Dittmer 2; only entry. Delphiniums, one spike. — Mrs. H. B. Burdekin 1; only entry. Delphiniums, three spikes. — Mrs. Wilson 1; only entry. Gallardias, three spikes. — Mrs. Holdaway 1, Mrs. Harvey 2; two l entries. Geranium, three stems, ' single. — W. J. Summers 1 and 3, Mrs. Evans 2; four entries. Geraniums, three stems, double. — W. J. Summers 1 and 2; two entries. Iris, three stems, bearded. — Mrs. Harvey 1; only entry. Iris, six stems, bearded. — Mrs. Harvey 1; only entry. Lupins, three spikes. — Mrs. B. F. Young 1, B. A. St. John Ives 2, Mrs. j A. White 3; three entries. I Nasturtiums, three blooms with own foliage. — W. J. Summers 1 and 2, W. Bowker 3; six entries. Nemesia, collection, one vase. — Mrs. Dittmer 1; only entry. Pansies, three distinct colours, special of 2s 6d. — W. J. Summers 1, J. Bowker 2, Mrs. Wallace 3; six | entries. | Pansies, six distinct colours, [special of 2s 6d. — W. J. Summers 1, iMrs. Holdaway 2; only entries. I Pansies, 12 blooms, specials of 5s iand 2s 6d. — W. J. Summers 1, Mrs. [Parker 2, J. Bowker 3; three I entries. i Poppies, Iceland. three blooms. — •Mrs. Kebbell 1, Mrs. Easton 2, Mrs. [Parton 3; seven entries. [ Paeony, one bloom. — Mrs. Kebbell 1, W. J. Summers 2; two entries. I Poppies, Oriental, three blooms. — ,W. J. Summers 1; only entry. Poppies, Iceland, six blooms. — !Mrs. K. Lynch 1, Mrs. Hunter 2, Mrs. Lett 3; eight entries. Poppies, Shirley, three blooms. — W. J. Summers 1; only entry. Poppies, Shirley, not more 'than six distinct colours. — W. J. Summers 1; only entry. Rhododendron, one head. — Mrs. E. King 1, Mrs. Harvey 2, Mrs. Lett 3; six entries. Rhododendrons, three _ heads, distinct colours. — Mrs. Thomson 1, Mrs. Lett 2, Mrs. King 3; four entries. Shasta daisy, three blooms. — W. J. Summers 1; only entry. Stock, two spikes, double. — Mrs. Wilson 1, Mrs. Hunter 2, Mrs. Harvey 3; three entries. Stock collection, single or double, distinct colours not more than six. — Mrs. Hunter 1; only entry. Sweet William, three spikes.— Mrs. Winkler 1, Mrs. Young 2, Mrs. Wilson 3; eight entries. Violas, three distinct colours. — Mrs. Holdaway 1, W. J. Summers 2, Mrs. Black 3; six entries. Six violas, three or more shades. — Mrs. Holdaway 1, W. J. Summers 2, Mrs. J. F. Bryce 3; six entries. Violas, 12, specials of 5s and 2s. — W. J. Summers 1, Mrs. Bryce 2, Mrs. Black 3; five entries. Verbenas, three colours one of 'each. — W. J. Summers 1 and 2: only entries. Any other variety of cut bloom. — Mrs. Evans 1, Mrs. Harvey 2, Miss Hitchcock 3; six entries. Collections Animals, four kinds, one vase oi each, specials of 3s, 2s and ls.— Miss D. Cheesman 1; four entries. Cut blooms, four kinds. one vase of each, specials of 3s, 2s and ls. — Mrs. Hunter 1, W. J. Summers 2, D. Cheesman 3; three entries. Flowering shrubs, three species, specials of 3s, 2s and ls. — Mrs. I. Harvey 1 and 2, W. J. Summers 3; five entries.