King's Lynn Horticultural Society klhs.co.uk
October 2020 Volume 7, Issue 3
KLHS News
Poster by Kevin Ayres
Society Secretary, Kevin Ayres, said the 30 submissions to the 11 classes were of a very high standard. First place went to Stella Mills who filled a jam jar
from the garden and earnt a £10 gift voucher from the centre. Goodwins Hall, King’s Lynn, who entered 10 of the 11 classes, received a £5 voucher from the centre for producing a good sized crop of potatoes from one root in a bucket.
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So much so, the judge, Ron Littlechild, declared he found it difficult to separate the winners.
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with a beautiful display of red dahlias and sweet peas. She was awarded a The 30 entries to the first £15 gift voucher to spend ever King’s Lynn Horticul- at Belford Garden Centre, tural Society virtual show in South Wootton. this summer were of a Penny Hipkin came sechigh standard. ond with her floral art
VIRTUAL SHOW WAS A PICTURE
Autumnal heather decorating Ken Hill Wood, Snettisham, West Norfolk.
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August’s on-line competition was devised as a bit of fun as the usual show was unable to go ahead because of the pandemic. You couldn’t go to the show this year, so the show has come to you! Entries listed by class, with entrant(s) credited. First up, the prize winners:
MIXED FLOWERS, 7 STEMS
Penny Hipkin
Stella Mills
MIXED SOFT FRUIT
Goodwins Hall
MIXED VEGETABLES
Selina Povey
5 TOMATOES, 1 VARIETY
Stella Mills
Goodwins Hall Selina Povey
Selina Povey
Goodwins Hall
MOST PEAS IN POD
Sheila Hill Goodwins Hall
SHORTEST BEAN Goodwins Hall
Sheila Hill
LONGEST RUNNER BEAN Sheila Hill Goodwins Hall
Kelvin Fairweather
MOST UNUSUAL CONTAINER
Goodwins Hall
David Wilson
Elizabeth Nockolds
JAR OF FLOWERS
Goodwins Hall
David Wilson
FLORAL ART
David Wilson
Goodwins Hall
CHOCOLATE CAKE Goodwins Hall
Sheila Hill
Penny Hipkin
