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Virtual Spring Show 2020

With the continued lockdown, we are again holding our Spring Show online!   25th March 2021

Closing Date Sunday 4th April, 2021 at midnight


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The Spring Show is one of the highlights of the Gardens Association year and, while we are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel, we are unable to meet in the Memorial Hall so we’re holding our Spring Show online again.   
 
We would like to encourage all CSGGA members and members of the CSGGA Facebook Group to enter at least one class and we hope everyone will find something they can enter, perhaps a beautiful tulip or a stick of rhubarb, a foliage pot plant or a flower arrangement.  It’s about entering for fun - you only need a camera and a computer, iPad/tablet or iPhone/smartphone.

Examples of some of last year's winners are shown on this page. While it is for fun, the paid up member of the Gardens Association with the highest score will win, the Edwards Cup and the RHS Banksian Medal will be awarded at our next meeting!  
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fREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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How to join in

Click on the class you want to enter and you will be redirected to PollUnit where you can upload your photograph.
 
You should be able to upload photographs direct from your computer, iPad/tablet or iPhone/smart phone.
 
You do not have to register on PollUnit, you can join as a “guest”, though you will be asked for your email address.
 
Your photograph will be added to the PollUnit gallery once approved by the moderator - currently your Chairman - so be warned, this could take up to 24 hours!
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Closing Date Monday 5th April, midnight.  Results will be published on the website and in our Newsletter on or shortly after 8th April.
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The Show Schedule

 Unless otherwise specified entries should be displayed in a vase or container.  Photos of flowers and foliage still growing in the garden will be disregarded!

Class 1 - Daffodil/Narcissi - 1 Stem, own foliage
Class 3 Miniature Daffodil/Narcissi, own foliage, less than 13"/33 cm 
Class 4    Multi-headed Daffodils/Narcissi – 1 Stem, Own Foliage
Class 5    Tulips – 1 Stem, Own Foliage
​Class 6 - Stems or blooms of Flowering Shrub or Tree - 1 or more varieties displayed in a vase or jug with foliage  
Class 7    Pot of Primulas, Primroses or Auriculas. max pot size 8”/20cms
Class 8    Petite flower arrangement – to fit within a 6”/15cms cube
Class 9    Any other flower - 1 Kind, 3 Stems
Class 10  Rhubarb – 3 Sticks, forced with leaves OR 3 sticks natural, leaves trimmed
Class 11  Any other Vegetable. (Any quantity)
Class 12  Flowering Pot Plant (in flower) including bulbs & orchids max pot size 8”/20cms
Class 13  Foliage Pot Plant – (No flowers) max pot size 8”/20cms
Class 14  Flowers From My Garden (Not shrubs or flowering trees)
Class 15  Mixed Foliage Display (No Flowering Material) in a vase or jug.
Class 16  Cactus or succulent.
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  • Welcome and News
    • Membership
    • Join us
    • About Us
    • Gallery >
      • Spring Show 2024
      • Christmas
      • Views of Chalfont St Giles
    • Contact
    • General Data Protection Regulations
    • WHAT'S HAPPENING ELSEWHERE
  • DIARY
    • 2025 programme
    • Holiday 2025 Lincolnshire
    • Outings for 2024
    • Programmes from Previous Years >
      • 2024 programme
      • Holiday 2024 Wales and NW England
      • 2023 programme
      • Holiday 2023 Devon
      • Outings for 2023
      • 2022 programme
      • Outings for 2022
      • Holiday 2022 Peak District
      • 2020 programme
      • 2020 programme
      • Outings for 2020
      • Programme 2019
      • Outings in 2019
      • Snowdrop Outing Feb 2019
      • Holiday 2021 Essex and Suffolk
      • Photo Gallery Holiday 2021
      • Virtual Spring Show 2020 >
        • Virtual Spring Show 2020 Winning Entries
        • How to Enter and Vote
        • Virtual Spring Show 2020 Winning Entries
        • Virtual Spring Show 2020 Winning Entries Page 2
      • Virtual Spring Show 2021 Winning Entries >
        • Virtual Spring Show 2021
      • Holiday 2019 Bath, Wiltshire and Somerset
      • Outings in 2018
      • Previous Holiday Destinations
      • 2017 Programme
      • 2018 Programme
      • Outings in 2017
      • Holiday 2018
    • Shows
  • Newsletters
    • Newsletters from previous years
  • Gardening Tips
    • Sowing seeds
    • Weekend Projects
    • Carnivorous plants >
      • Splitting Carnivorous Plants
      • Cobra Lily
      • Blog
    • Useful links
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Previous Programmes, Events and Archives