SECTIONS / CLASSES

Class 

POT PLANTS 

100 A Pot of Lilies 

101 Fuchsia 

102 Geranium or pelargonium 

103 Begonia 

104 Any foliage plant including fern 

105 Orchid 

106 Floral container

Class

DAHLIAS 

107 Dahlias cactus, over 15cm, vase of 3 

108 Dahlias cactus, under 15cm, vase of 5 

109 Dahlias pom-pom, under 5cm, vase of 5 

110 Dahlias decorative, under 15cm, vase of 5 

111 Dahlias decorative, over 15cm, vase of 3

Class

CUT FLOWERS

112 Roses, HT, vase of 5 blooms 

113 Roses, floribunda, vase of 5 stems 

114 Specimen rose 

115 Sweet peas, vase of 7 stems, same cultivar

116 Sweet peas, vase any number of stems (can be mixed cultivars)  

117 Border carnations or pinks, vase of 5 stems

118 Gladioli, 1 spike 

119 Six pansies or violas, shown flat 

120 Three clematis flowers, floating in water 

121 Vase of annuals, one distinct kind, 5 stems 

122 One Sunflower— largest head 

123 Vase of perennials, one distinct kind, 5 stems

124 Best flower in my garden (single flower) 

125 Most scented flower in my garden (single flower)

126 Flowering shrub, 3 stems

Class 

FRUIT 

127 Five cooking apples 

128 Five dessert apples 

129 One dish of currants (any variety) 

130 One dish of raspberries (5) 

131 Any other fruit (except the above) 

132 Collection of 3 different fruit, in separate dishes

Class

VEGETABLES

133 Three leeks

134 Three sticks of rhubarb, trimmed

135 Five white kidney or oval shaped potatoes

136 Five coloured kidney or oval shaped potatoes

137 Five white round potatoes 

138 Five coloured round potatoes 

139 Five runner beans 

140 Five dwarf beans 

141 Five onions, grown from seed 

142 Five onions, grown from sets 

143 Three bulbs of garlic

144 Ten shallots 

145 Three carrots (all same variety) 

146 Three beetroot (all same variety) 

147 A pair of vegetable marrows 

148 Five tomatoes, excluding cherry types 

149 One truss of cherry tomatoes

150 Bunch of radish (min 5)

151 Two cucumbers 

152 Two heads of lettuce 

153 Three courgettes 

154 Herbs, a vase of 6 varieties 

155 Trug of vegetables, five or more kinds, arranged to appeal to the eye. (Max. size of trug 60cm x 30cm) 

156 Longest runner bean 

157 Three peppers, sweet any colour

158 Plate of three chillies 

159 Chilli plant, grown from seed 

160 Any variety Chard 3 stems 

161 Any variety kale 3 stems 

162 One sweetcorn on the cob

Class

NOVELTY FLOWERS

163 Display most like display on seed packet (Include seed packet picture) 

164 Best contrasting veg (long/short) 

165 The vegetable that went wrong!

Class 

POT PLANTS 

200 A cactus or succulent 

201 A fuchsia 

202 Any pot plant

Class

CUT FLOWERS 

203 Three French marigolds 

204 Five sweet peas 

205 Roses, one stem 

206 Dahlias, three blooms 

207 Hydrangea, one bloom 

208 Vase of garden flowers 

209 Best single flower in my garden 

210 Biggest sunflower head 

211 Three sunflowers

Class

VEGETABLES

212 Five runner beans 

213 Five dwarf beans 

214 Five broad beans 

215 Three beetroot 

216 Three potatoes of same variety 

217 Three carrots of same variety 

218 Three onions 

219 Five shallots 

220 A bunch of three or more radish

221 Three courgettes 

222 One marrow 

223 Three tomatoes 

224 One lettuce 

225 One cucumber 

226 One sweetcorn on the cob 

227 Three chillies on a plate 

228 Three stems of parsley 

229 Three sticks of rhubarb 

230 The vegetable that went wrong!

Class

400 – Petite exhibit: “DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER” should not exceed 25cm in width and depth and height unrestricted 

401 – An exhibit “60 YEARS OF WIVELISCOMBE FLOWER CLUB” 

402 – An exhibit celebrating a “NATIONAL TREASURE” 

403 – An exhibit in a Photo Frame, FOLIAGE ONLY may include seed heads and berries 

404 – “TIME FOR TEA” an arrangement in a cup and saucer – BEGINNERS ONLY 

Class 

CONFECTIONERY

500 5 Fudge, any flavour

501 5 Florentines, any flavour

Class

BISCUITS, SCONES & SLICES

502 5 Round Shortbread biscuits

503 5 Ginger biscuits

504 5 Welsh Cakes

Class

CAKES

505 Lemon Drizzle loaf

506 My Mother’s Spice cake recipe on page 17 from Rachel Dinning 2025 winner. The winner will be asked to provide a recipe for 2027.

507 Filled Victoria Sponge 7-8” (17-20cm) round

508 Boiled fruit cake

509 Coffee & Walnut cake

Class

DESSERTS

510 Tarte Tatin (any flavour)

511 Cheesecake

Class

SAVOURIES

512 Vegetarian Pasty

513 Quiche (any variety)

514 3 Samosas

515 5 Savoury scones

516 Sausage Plait

Class

BREAD

517 5 bread rolls, any variety

518 Soda Bread

519 Focaccia (any variety)

520 Machine-made Bread loaf

Class 506 - My Mother’s Spice Cake (the winner of this class from last year may not enter this class)

Ingredients:

• 5oz/150g butter or margarine
• 4oz/110g caster sugar
• 2 tsp golden syrup
• 2 beaten eggs
• 6oz/175g self raising flour (sifted)
• 1tsp baking powder
• ½ tsp ground nutmeg
• 1 tsp ground cinnamon
• ½ tsp mixed spice
• 2 tsp instant coffee (dissolved with a very small amount of hot water)
• Approximately 2fl oz./55ml milk
• ½ tsp vanilla essence
• Butter icing
• 2oz/50g unsalted butter
• 4oz/110g icing sugar (sifted)
• 1tsp instant coffee (dissolved in 1-2tsp hot water)
  

Method:

• Grease and base line two 8” sandwich tins. Heat oven to 170C (fan oven)
• Cream together butter and caster sugar. Add the golden syrup and gradually add the beaten eggs. Fold in the sifted flour, baking powder and spices. Add coffee and vanilla essence, then enough milk to make the mixture soft (dropping consistency).
• Divide the mixture between the two greased and base lined sandwich tins.
• Cook for approximately 20-25 minutes at 170C.
• Leave for 5 minutes before turning out onto a cooling rack. Leave to cool.
• Make butter icing using an electric or hand whisk.
• Sandwich together with the coffee butter icing and decorate the top with sifted icing sugar.
  

Class

600 A decorative wreath (any medium)

601 An item made of wood (please state size —max size 15.7” or 40cm2 )

602 A cushion cover in any medium (may include cushion max size 24” or 61cm2 )

603 An item of counted thread embroidery

604 An item of embroidery (Framed or hooped size 24” or 61cm2 )

605 An item of canvas work

606 A knitted item for a child up to 2 years

607 An item of crochet (max size 11.8” or 30cm2)

608 A handmade card for a Wedding Anniversary(max size A5)

609 A piece of beaded jewellery

610 An item of pottery

611 A 3D felted bird or animal

612 A woven picture (size 24” or 61cm2 )

613 A quilted babies bag (max size 2’ x 2’ or 60cm2)

614 A waistcoat

615 Make do and Mend! Re-purpose a garment into another project 616 Amaze us with your craft!

617 3 items of any craft showcasing Wivey (this can be a group entry)

618 A short poem written in calligraphy (see below for poem)

Class 

900 At Rainbows End

901 Planes, Trains or Automobiles

902 UK Landmarks

903 The colour “Purple”

904 Industrial buildings (Black and white)

905 “Two seasons”

Class

906 Leaves

907 Family fun

908 Insects

909 Reflection in a puddle

910 Clouds

Class

1000 Colouring of the poster in the centre of this Schedule

1001 Finger painting of a flower/s

1002 5 rock cakes

1003 My favourite animal —decorate a paper plate

1004 Make and decorate binoculars using toilet rolls

1005 A bird feeder—any medium

Class

1006 An bird-themed bird feeder, any medium

1007 An animal made from vegetables

1008 Draw a picture of a Haunted House

1009 Make a tissue box monster

1010 Grow cress in an unusual container

1011 A Good Luck card, any medium (max size A5)

1012 A Superhero mask using a paper plate

1013 5 Jam Tarts

1014 5 Rocky Road

1015 A 6” shop bought pizza decorated as a flower

Class

1016 Make a dream catcher natural products

1017 Design a new Hogwarts House crest

1018 A friendship bracelet, any medium

1019 A Haunted House made from a cereal box

1020 An item of tie-dye

1021 A pop-up birthday card (max A5)

1022 A suncatcher

1023 6 homemade Millionaire shortbreads

1024 4 Bread hedgehogs

1025 6 savoury scones

1026 A Family effort! Design a Coat of Arms for your Family(the whole family can be involved (points do not contribute to Most Points)

Please note there are also classes for Children in the following:

Section C - Children's Produce

Section G - Poetry

Section H - Fine Art

Section I - Photography