Flower and Produce Show – 2018 winners

The show took place on Sunday 16th September 2018, 1-30 – 5pm
In The Crypt and outside of St. Peter’s Church, London N1

CUPS

The Rose Bowl was won by Dee Carter for the highest number of points in the Flowers and Home-grown classes.

The Tankard was won by Sara Lawrence for the high number of points in the Domestic Delights (baking and preserves) class.

Frida

The Silver Cup for Best in Show was awarded to Fiona and Gabriel for this wonderful cake depicting Frida Kahlo (shown above).

De Beauvoir Estate Garden Allotments won the club award in the Home-grown Class and Wilton Estate Tenants and Residents Association won the Domestic Delights club award.  

CHILDREN

 1st prize winner2nd prize winner3rd prize winner
Flowers   
5. A harvest displayAlexis  
Homegrown   
6. Potatoes or other root vegCleo Lowrie-Albion  
7. Unusual or exotic vegetableJoshua  
8. Courgette, squash or cucumberSydney  
9. Tomatoes with calyxFrederickMohmad 
10. The biggest marrowRoy FletcherSydneyFrederick
Domestic Delights    
    
22. Pot of jamSam SharpSam Sharp 
Young Gardeners (under 12’s)   
25. A picture made from flowers, seeds, feathers and other things you found outsideGina MolloyOssian Pedder Walker Elodie Tims Alexis 
27. Something you’ve grownEdith Beddard Joshua  
Arts & Crafts   
29. Flora or fauna – stitched, knitted or crochet craftsLivia Pedder Walker    
30. Flora or fauna – Drawing, painting or photographLivia Pedder WalkerAlexisLivia Pedder Walker

ADULTS

 1st prize winner2nd prize winner3rd prize winner
Flowers   
1. DahliasDee Carter Dee Carter
2. Autumn Flower arrangementTigger CullinanDee CarterM Beddard
3. RosesWella
4. PerennialsDee Carter
Homegrown   
6. Potatoes or other root vegPhillip PearsonTom McManusDe Beauvoir Garden Allotments
7. Unusual or exotic vegetableAndrea WilliamsWETRADe Beauvoir Garden Allotments
8. Courgette, squash or cucumberTom McManusMaxwell HarrisonBronwen
9. Tomatoes with calyxMaxwell HarrisonDee CarterDavid Owen
10. The biggest marrowWETRAPhillip PearsonDe Beauvoir Garden Allotments
11. BeansDe Beauvoir Garden AllotmentsPhillip PearsonDe Beauvoir Garden Allotments
12. Bunch of mixed herbsAvril BroadleyWETRADee Carter
13. Hard fruit (e.g. apple, pear)IreneAmanda Lovegrove 
14. Soft fruitRichard TurnbullDean Hellerwood-WalshKayla Baxter
  Domestic Delights   
15. A showstopper cakeGabriel and FionaPamela Dow Sara LawrenceLisa
16. A chocolate cakeSara LawrenceRoseSuzi Edwards
17. Home-made sweets or confectionary – 6Sara LawrenceSara LawrenceLiz Kohler
19. A loaf of breadBenjamin KingTom CarterRichard Turnbull
20. A cake or 4 cupcakes containing something (fruit, veg or flowers) grown by you or a friend/neighbourSara LawrenceAvril BroadleyBertilla
21. A Victoria spongeRose & JakeLiz ThodayBee Heller
22. Pot of jamSimeon BennetJakki DehnRose
23. Pot of jellyMichael DavisLiz KohlerWETRA
24. Pot of marmaladeTom CarterEsther RankLiz Kohler
ChutneyWETRA  
Arts & Crafts   
29. Flora or fauna – stitched, knitted or crochet craftsJenifer ShawJenifer ShawRachel Lemon
30. Flora or fauna – Drawing, painting or photographCaroline HotopfDe Beauvoir Garden AllotmentsStephen King
31. Drawing, painting or photograph illustrating climate changeStephen KingDiana MansfieldKayla Baxter
32. A greeting card, any mediumCec DarkerStephen KingStephen King
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2018 Dog Show Winners

Waggiest tail: Pheobe (cocker)

Best kept coat: Moss (whippet)

Prettiest Pooch: Grusha (dachshund)

Best rescue: Lemony (beagle cross)

Puppy love: Quentin (basset de fauve bretagne)

Best trick: Hugo (poodle)

Garden fancy dress: Spy (whippet)

Old timer: Archie (cairn terrier)

Made in Britain: Scottie (scottie)

Best cross breed: WhoopiePie (cockapoo)

Best Boy: Quentin (basset de fauve bretagne)

Best Girl: Ricci (mini schnauzer)

Raffle:

The raffle this year made nearly £700 which will be divided equally among:

St Joseph’s Hospice for work on their garden

The Garden Classroom

Regent’s Canal Living Waterway

Thank you:

To everyone who came and supported the event and to all our volunteers who made it such a success!

To our amazing judge and compere Richard Arnold from BBC’s Good Morning Britain and Strictly Come Dancing.

To the Garden Classroom for providing activities for the children

To Burns Pet Nutrition for sponsoring the doggy goody bags and prizes.

To Camille at Hackney Hounds for donating grooms for the Best Boy and Best Girl,(shown above with Quentin, winner of both Puppy Love and Best Boy categories!