SHOW CLASS WINNERS – 2024

The list of Winners in each Class is shown below, the judging criteria come from the RHS, to ensure consistency between Village Shows. Judging is blind so the judges don’t know who has submitted the entry.

If you require advice please speak to anyone on the committee, please don’t be put off, most of us have never read the manual, we just enter the best looking flowers and veg from our garden!

Sometimes there are no entries as the weather and growing conditions prevailed.

Judging Criteria
No.DescriptionFirstSecondThird
Vegetable section
13 potatoes – WhiteSteve PearsonSally ShawBlossom Bond
23 potatoes – RedJulie BakerBlossom BlondSteve Pearson
33 potatoes – Any other varietyAnne LaddRosie PotterVikki How
43 onions from seed, dressed, over 8ozBill MulveyMartyn GamesMaureen Mason
53 onions from seed, dressed, under 8ozAnne LaddMaureen MasonBill Mulvey
63 red onions, dressedAmanda BoltAnni ToshAnne Ladd
77 shallots (displayed on a bed of sand)Bill Mulvey––
86 tomatoes, standard/large on a plate–––
99 small tomatoes on a bed of sandSandra StylesAlan HodgkinsonDonna Games
106 pods of runner beansBill MulveyAnni ToshAnne Ladd
111 pod runner bean grown for lengthSandra StylesBill MulveyAnne Ladd
126 pods of french beansVicki HowatBill MulveyAnne Ladd
133 courgettesPatsy PetersSally ShawAnni Tosh
143 carrots trimmed to 3in / 8cm topsSandra StylesVikki HowatSally Shaw
151 marrow judged for qualityBill Mulvey––
161 marrow judged for weightGeorge Styles––
171 pumpkin or squash judged for qualityBendleGeorge StylesAmanda Bolt
181 pumpkin or squash judged for weightOscar Mellors––
191 cabbage, any variety 3in / 8cm stalkSandra StylesAmanda BoltBill Mulvey
203 blanched leeks, as grownAnne LaddJulie Baker–
211 cauliflower, dressed with root–––
223 beetroot as grownSandra StylesBill MulveySally Shaw
233 parsnip, as grown or leaves trimmed–––
24Heaviest onionRosie PotterBill MulveySandra Styles
25A root vegetable, not listed aboveSteve PearsonRosie Potter–
26A vegetable, not listed aboveSally ShawDonna GamesAlan Hodgkinson
27Selection of named garden herbs arr. on a plateRosie PotterAmanda Bolt–
281 bloom and 1 vegetableBill MulveyMaureen MasonJulie Baker
29Most unusually shaped vegetableJulie BakerDonna GamesJulei Baker
30SM Masterclass (3 pairs any veg. on a tray 60x45cm / 18x12inAnni Tosh––
31Compost judged for qualityLesley GodwinPatsy PetersAnni Tosh
32Potato in a bucket from seed potato providedSara GriceMark JonesDavid Peters
33Soft fruit/Berries on a plate. Stage on leavesAnne LaddDonna GamesBlossom Bond
343 Apples or pears. Stage on leavesAnni ToshJulie BakerDonna Games
35Fruit not otherwise specified e.g. grapes, 5 plumsEddie Gilbert––
36Selection of 3 fruits on a plate–––
Flower section
37Container of garden flowers for effect excl. dahliasKath MulveyAnne LaddJude Hirst
38As 37 but Dahlias only, space (2ft)Kath Mulvey––
393 dahlias any one variety judged for qualityKath MulveyAmanda Bolt–
401 vase sweet peas, not more than 18 stemsKath MulveySally ShawCarolyn Hodgkinson
411 display sweet peas with foliageKath Mulvey––
426 roses, any containerLesley GodwinJude Hirst–
43Specimen roseJulie BakerLesley GodwinKath Mulvey
44Flowering plant, excl cactus or succulentDonna GamesJude HirstCarolyn Hodgkinson
451 foliage plant, excl, cacti or succulentLesley GodwinSally Shaw–
461 cactus or succulentSally ShawAnne LaddDonna Game
477 calendulas, any containerVicki HowatRosie Potter–
481 gentleman’s button holeJennifer BettneyKath MulveyVikki Howat
491 Ladys sprayKath MulveyJude HirstVikki Howat
50Display of annuals, excl dahlias, incl. chrysanthemumsJude HirstKath Mulvey–
511 specimen bloom, excl rose, outdoor grownJude HirstJulie Moss
52Tallest sunflower (adults)
Baking section
53Loaf of breadAnnie ToshAmanda BoltRosie Potter
54Loaf of bread in a bread making machineVikki HowatAnne LaddPatsy Peters
55Lemon drizzle cake, made in a loaf tinPatsy PetersAnne LaddKath Mulvey
56Apple pie, 7 1/2in (foil plate supplied)Kath MulveyJulie BakerJude Hirst
574 savoury sconesMark JonesVikki HowatAnne Ladd
584 tea scones fruitedJohn LloydWillow BondKath Mulvey
59Just men, a cake 10in /25cmBill MulveyMark JonesJames Bolt
60Ladies bake of choicePatsy PetersJude HirstAnne Ladd
61Cake using fruits vegetables 6-7in tinKath MulveyVikki HowatRosie Potter
62Farmhouse style fruit cake 6-7in tinKath MulveySally ShawJude Hirst
637in / 18cm Victoria sandwich cakeJude HirstVikki Howat–
6412 oz / 1lb jar of jamMaureen MasonVikki HowatAnne Ladd
6512oz / 1lb jar of marmaladeSally ShawMaureen MasonVikki Howat
6612 oz / 1lb jar of jellyDonna GamesVikki Howat–
68Fruit flavoured gin/vodka in a given bottleKath Mulvey––
Arts & Handicrafts Section
69A hand drawn picture or painting (max A3 size)–––
70Electronic photo (Derbyshire Well Dressings)–––
71Electronic photo Stoney Middleton–––
721 knitted or crocheted itemAmanda BoltBess Gilbert–
731 textile item e.g. clothing or bedspread–––
741 item embroidery or tapestrySara GriceVikki Howat
75Other hand crafted itemPatrick MasonEllie Taylor
76Adult matchboxJulie MossKath Mulvey / Anne Ladd–
Under 11 Section
77A picture hand drawn in form of a greetings cardBess Gilbert––
78A collage using paper and other materials max size A4Bess GilbertFlo GilbertEllie Taylor
79A Mug of flowersBlossom BondBess Gilbert–
80Children’s matchboxBess Gilbert––
814 decorated buns on a plateBess Gilbert––
82Animal Magic (animal made of vegetables, fruit & flowers, cocktail sticks allowed)Flo GilbertFreya YoungmanBess Gilbert
83Lego model. Max size 30x30cmEllie TaylorBess Gilbert–
84Tallest sunflowerEllie TaylorBlossom BondZabien Olsen
85Potato in a bucketLucia OlsenBlossom BondZabien Olsen
Garden section
84Individual window box, hanging basket or ornamental potJennifer Bettney––
85Group of aboveJennifer Brittney––