THANK YOU to everyone who made the 2023 Garden Show such fun – our stewards,
the judges, everyone who delivered schedules to village shops and halls, the LASS
chaps who set the trestles up for us on Friday evening, the results team, the family
display voting monitors, the raffle ticket sellers and all who donated raffle prizes, our
treasurers, the cup steward, those who generously sponsored classes, the primary
school garden club and most of all to over 150 exhibitors, who brought more than 650
entries (not counting the school Handwriting and the children who made such a
glorious summer growing challenge display) to the Village Hall on Sunday morning,
as well as to all who came to admire and enjoy the spectacle.
It would be great to know what you thought – what classes we should add or take
away, how we could encourage more people (especially children) to take part,
anything you think we could do to make 2024 an even greater success.
If you would like to get involved in this lovely and lively annual celebration of things to
grow and make, please do get in touch. There are lots of jobs to do both big and small.
We are always looking for more people to help us stage the Garden Show, whether in
planning and promoting the event or in the hectic week that precedes the Show or on
the Bank Holiday weekend itself. You could also help in fundraising – we plan an
orchard tea and plant sale in May and a revised sponsorship programme with other
ideas welcome.
You can contact us at gardenshowllangynidr@gmail.com.
The names of winners of cups and trophies and a list of all the class winners is set out
here on the LASS website.
We look forward to seeing everyone at the 79th annual garden show in 2024!
Llangynidr Garden Show Committee: Margery Davies, Julie Ellis, Susan Hankey, Julie
Jobbins, Helen Phillips, Lilly Peel, Heather Tyrrell, Christopher Vulliamy.
the judges, everyone who delivered schedules to village shops and halls, the LASS
chaps who set the trestles up for us on Friday evening, the results team, the family
display voting monitors, the raffle ticket sellers and all who donated raffle prizes, our
treasurers, the cup steward, those who generously sponsored classes, the primary
school garden club and most of all to over 150 exhibitors, who brought more than 650
entries (not counting the school Handwriting and the children who made such a
glorious summer growing challenge display) to the Village Hall on Sunday morning,
as well as to all who came to admire and enjoy the spectacle.
It would be great to know what you thought – what classes we should add or take
away, how we could encourage more people (especially children) to take part,
anything you think we could do to make 2024 an even greater success.
If you would like to get involved in this lovely and lively annual celebration of things to
grow and make, please do get in touch. There are lots of jobs to do both big and small.
We are always looking for more people to help us stage the Garden Show, whether in
planning and promoting the event or in the hectic week that precedes the Show or on
the Bank Holiday weekend itself. You could also help in fundraising – we plan an
orchard tea and plant sale in May and a revised sponsorship programme with other
ideas welcome.
You can contact us at gardenshowllangynidr@gmail.com.
The names of winners of cups and trophies and a list of all the class winners is set out
here on the LASS website.
We look forward to seeing everyone at the 79th annual garden show in 2024!
Llangynidr Garden Show Committee: Margery Davies, Julie Ellis, Susan Hankey, Julie
Jobbins, Helen Phillips, Lilly Peel, Heather Tyrrell, Christopher Vulliamy.
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HORTICULTURAL
Lady Fedden Rose Bowl Most points in rose classes John Sullivan Forster Challenge Cup Mammoth marrow Lewys Ralph Mary Potter Cup Most points for cut flowers (not roses) John Sullivan Howard Llewellyn Cup Most points in Horticultural section John Sullivan Sandeman Cup Runner up to Howard Llewellyn Cup David Shelton RHS Banksian Medal Most points in Horticultural section (winners in previous two years excluded) John Sullivan Fuchsia Cup Colin Jones Pam Free Trophy Best rose exhibit Susan Hankey National Sweet Pea Award Jennifer Morgan Best Vegetable Entry Rob Dunning Best Flower Entry John Sullivan McDonald Perpetual Cup Best display of vegetables Holly Dunning Llangynidr Dahlia Bowl Best vase of smaller garden dahlias David Shelton |
FAMILY DISPLAYS
Glaisfer Trophy Best Family Display, judged by visitors to the Show The Williams family (Edwyn) DOMESTIC AND CRAFT Giles Cup Most points in Domestic and Craft sections (points won in both) Sherri Carnson Llangynidr Garden Society Cup (Domestic) Most points in Domestic section Sherri Carnson Silver Dish Best Domestic exhibit Sherri Carnson WI Trophy Best Craft exhibit Julie Ellis Llangynidr Garden Society Cup (Craft) Most points in Craft section Helen Harries Gilyeat Cup Best woodwork exhibit Mike Harding CHILDREN Lady Fedden Silver Vase Most points in Youth section Lowri Hughes Gilyeat Junior Cup (woodwork) Lowri Hughes Y Cwpan Meithrin Best exhibit ages 3-4 Ella Vicary Moesan Cup Best exhibit ages 5-6 Poppy Harper Joan Hughes Award Best exhibit ages 7-8 Dafydd Hughes Eddie Davies Cup Best exhibit ages 9-10 Lowri Hughes |
SUMMER GROWING CHALLENGE
Thank you to all the children who took part in the challenge and made such a glorious display for us in the Hall.
LLANGYNIDR PRIMARY SCHOOL GARDEN CLUB
Thank you for letting us look at your photos and record of all the marvellous things you have grown throughout the year.
Thank you to all the children who took part in the challenge and made such a glorious display for us in the Hall.
LLANGYNIDR PRIMARY SCHOOL GARDEN CLUB
Thank you for letting us look at your photos and record of all the marvellous things you have grown throughout the year.
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HORTICULTURAL
1 CARROTS JOHN SULLIVAN 2 LEEKS WILLIAM WALTERS 3 COURGETTES ROB DUNNING 4 ONIONS DAVID SHELTON 5 GARLIC PAUL THOMAS 6 POTATOES JOHN SULLIVAN 7 BEETROOT JOHN SULLIVAN 8 BEANS SYLVIA KUKAINIS 9 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE MAXINE HILL 10 BEST WONKY VEGETABLE HOLLY DUNNING 11 TOMATOES JEAN DUNNING 12 TOMATOES CHERRY TYPE GEORGINA HILL 13 TRUSS OF TOMATOES SUSAN HANKEY 14 CUCUMBERS COLIN MORRIS 15 APPLES RODNEY REAMES 16 PLUMS ROB DUNNING 17 CULTIVATED BERRIES LEWIS MORGAN 18 ANY OTHER FRUIT INSPIRE TO GROW 19 COLLECTION OF CULINARY HERBS GIL CHAMBERS 20 LONGEST RUNNER BEAN DAVID SHELTON 21 LONGEST STICK OF RHUBARB DAVID SHELTON 22 MAMMOTH MARROW LEWYS RALPH 23 DAHLIAS, 3 SAME TYPE JOHN SULLIVAN 24 DAHLIAS, 3 DIFFERENT TYPES JOHN SULLIVAN 25 VASE OF SMALLER GARDEN DAHLIAS DAVID SHELTON 26 SWEET PEAS JENNIFER MORGAN 27 HYDRANGEAS ANN JESSOPP 28 PERFUMED ROSE SHÂN LEGGE-BOURKE 29 ROSES JOHN SULLIVAN 30 FUCHSIA COLIN JONES 31 POT PLANT (FLOWERING) COLIN JONES 32 POT PLANT (FOLIAGE) HELEN HARRIES 33 PLANTED RECYCLED CONTAINER AMANDA SMITH 34 VASE OF CUT FLOWERS JEAN DUNNING 35 DISPLAY OF VEGETABLES HOLLY DUNNING 36 BASKET OF VEGETABLES FOR THE KITCHEN FAMILY DISPLAYS 37 FAMILY DISPLAY WILLIAMS FAMILY (EDWYN) |
DOMESTIC
38 LOAF OF BREAD SAM LOWE 39 LOAF OF BREAD (TIN) BEV ROLLEY 40 SOURDOUGH LOAF NATASHA DE GOUVEIA 41 CINNAMON ROLLS HELEN HARRIES 42 PARMESAN BISCUITS CHARLOTTE HUGHES 43 VEGETARIAN CANAPES CHARLOTTE HUGHES 44 SCONES WITH A TWIST KATIE JONES 45 VEGAN PATE ANITA HARRIES 46 WELSH CAKES MARGERY DAVIES 47 VEGAN OR VEGETARIAN SNACK BAR SHERRI CARNSON 48 SHORTBREAD JULIE KRISTER 49 ECCLES CAKES - 50 LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE JULIE KRISTER 51 COURGETTE LOAF PAUL THOMAS 52 A PUDDING IN A JAR OR GLASS JAN SMITH 53 POT OF JAM JAN SMITH 54 POT OF JELLY GRANT BARLOW 55 POT OF MARMALADE SHERRI CARNSON 56 POT OF MARMALADE WITH ALCOHOL SHERRI CARNSON 57 POT OF FRUIT CURD HELEN HARRIES 58 HONEY GIL CHAMBERS 59 POT OF CHUTNEY OR RELISH ANN JESSOPP 60 POT OF KIMCHI GIL CHAMBERS 61 HOMEMADE WINE GIL CHAMBERS 62 CIDER OR PERRY ANITA HARRIES 63 OTHER HOMEMADE ALCOLHOLIC BEVERAGE SHERRI CARNSON 64 EGGS ALAN JONES CRAFT 65 ANY ARTICLE WORKED IN CROSS STITCH OR EMBROIDERY MARGERY DAVIES 66 A CROCHET ARTICLE JAN SMITH 67 A HAND KNITTED ARTICLE MAXINE HILL 68 A BRACELET EMILY MORGAN 69 A QUILTED ARTICLE OR PATCHWORK JULIE ELLIS 70 A PICTURE STEPHANIE NUMMELIN 71 A PHOTOGRAPH ‘THE MON & BREC CANAL’ JENNIFER MORGAN 72 A PHOTOGRAPH ‘RAINY DAY’ SHERRI CARNSON 73 A HUMOROUS PHOTO WITH CAPTION TIM EVANS 74 AN ARTICLE MADE FROM WOOD MIKE HARDING 75 A DECORATED PICTURE FRAME GEORGINA HILL 76 A DREAMCATCHER SHERRI CARNSON 77 ORIGAMI CHARLOTTE HUGHES 78 ADULT COLOURING SIAN JONES |
LIMERICKS
79 LIMERICK - TIGER IMOGEN LOVE 80 LIMERICK - FARMER ROSEMARY EVANS YOUTH SECTION 81 A PHOTOGRAPH ‘VIEW FROM MY WINDOW' ALICIA JOHN 82 AN ARTICLE MADE FROM WOOD LOWRI HUGHES 83 DECORATED FAIRY CAKES (9 to 10 years) LOWRI HUGHES 84 FRONT DOOR DECORATION (9 to 10 years) LOWRI HUGHES 86 COLOURING SHEET (7 TO 8 YEARS) ROSANNA DE GOUVEIA 87 DRAGON MASK (7 to 8 years) DAFYDD HUGHES 89 COLOURING SHEET (5 to 6 years) ROBIN GRIFFEY 90 PAINTED STONE (5 to 6 years) DAFYDD HUGHES 92 PICTURE HAND AND FOOTPRINTS (3 to 4 years) ELLA VICARY 93 DECORATED GROWN (3 to 4 years) ELLA VICARY CHILDREN’S HANDWRITING 95 HANDWRITING YEAR 5 THEA HUTTON 96 HANDWRITING YEAR 4 CHARLOTTE DAVIES 97 HANDWRITING YEAR 3 CHLOE MARLOW JONES 98 HANDWRITING YEAR 2 ELLIE CRADDOCK 99 HANDWRITING YEAR 1 FLORENCE |
Classes in vegetables, fruit, flowers, crafts, photography, cookery and for children, as well as the Family Display competition judged by visitors to the Show.
Bring your biggest marrow, your juiciest tomatoes, super-fruitiest jam, most delicious cake and funniest limerick or create a Family Display. There are classes for everyone.
Entry instructions are on the back page of the Schedule and entry forms with more detailed rules are inside.
Children in nursery or primary school will want to try our Summer Growing Challenge – see towards the end of the Schedule or ask at the Primary School garden club.
The Garden Show is looking for volunteers to help on the day of the Show: stewards to assist judges and exhibitors in the morning and in the afternoon to look after the Family Display judging (handing out judging slips and adding up points). If you could spare an hour or two, please email gardenshowllangynidr@gmail.com or call Susan on 01874 730699.
Bring your biggest marrow, your juiciest tomatoes, super-fruitiest jam, most delicious cake and funniest limerick or create a Family Display. There are classes for everyone.
Entry instructions are on the back page of the Schedule and entry forms with more detailed rules are inside.
Children in nursery or primary school will want to try our Summer Growing Challenge – see towards the end of the Schedule or ask at the Primary School garden club.
The Garden Show is looking for volunteers to help on the day of the Show: stewards to assist judges and exhibitors in the morning and in the afternoon to look after the Family Display judging (handing out judging slips and adding up points). If you could spare an hour or two, please email gardenshowllangynidr@gmail.com or call Susan on 01874 730699.
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