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Lancaster, Morecambe & District Fuchsia Society
Established 1988
Affiliated to
The British Fuchsia Society, The North West Fuchsia Societies
The Society meets on the third Monday in the month
at the
Lansil Sports & Social Club
Caton Road, Lancaster
7.30.pm.
The
Society's
aim
is
to
encourage
and
promote
the
cultivation
of
the
fuchsia
and,
obviously,
most
of
the
meetings
are
geared
towards
this
with
guest
speakers
giving
talks,
demonstrations
and
slide
shows
on
a
wide
range
of
subjects
on
fuchsia
growing.
To
avoid
this
becoming
too
monotonous
we
do
invite
speakers
from
other
fields
of
horticulture
to
talk
on
their
own
particular
speciality
from
time
to
time.
We
also
organise
a
coach
trip
in
early
Spring
to
various
fuchsia
nurseries
to
enable
members
to
stock
up
for
the
summer
and
to
obtain
varieties
not
found
locally.
A
bonus
to
becoming
a
member
is,
of
course,
the
many
friends
to
be
made,
not
just
in
this
Society
but
throughout
the
North
West.
A
number
of
our
members
have
made
their
mark
in
showing
and
travel
to
other
Societies
to
do
so,
which
gives
them
a
chance
to
catch
up
with
acquaintances.
Whether
you
grow
fuchsias
purely
for
your
own
pleasure
or
have
a
secret
desire
to
show,
then
you
will
be
made
more
than
welcome
at
our
next
meeting.
Please
come
along
and
try
us
out,
there
will be no pressure on you to join. If you do it will cost you just £5.00- single or £8.00 - double per year. That can't be bad.
For more information contact the Secretary - Glenys Dennison, Tel No 01524 417710
32nd Annual Show 2022
The 32nd Annual Show takes place at Overton Memorial Hall, Middleton Road, Overton, LA3 3HB on Sunday 7th August, 2022 Open to
the public at 12.30pm until 4.30pm
The show consists of 44 classes most of which are open classes (anyone can enter), Plant Sales, Tombola, Craft Stall, Cultural
Advice and Refreshments
Show Schedules will be available from Bob Boan Mob Tel. 0797 955 2426
Schedule of Classes
Novice Classes
1
Six flowers, any cultivars.
On a board
2*
One pot, any cultivar.
5/5¼" Max
3*
One pot, any cultivar.
3½"
4*
One pot, any cultivar
6½" Max
Intermediate Classes
5*
One pot, any cultivar.
3½"
6*
One pot, single/semi double cultivar.
5/5¼" Max
7*
One pot, any cultivar.
Any Size Pot.
Open Classes
8
Six single/semi double flowers, any cultivar/s.
On a Board
9
Six double flowers, any cultivar/s.
On a Board
10*
One pot, any cultivar.
3½"
11*
One pot, any cultivar.
4"
12*
One pot, single/semi double cultivar.
5"/5¼"
13*
One pot, double cultivar.
5"/5¼"
14*
One pot, single/semi double cultivar.
6"/6½"
15*
One pot, double cultivar.
6"/6½"
16*
One pot, Ornamental Foliage cultivar.
6½" Max
17*
One pot of a species including sub-species or
variants but excluding Encliandra types.
8½" Max
18*
One pot, Encliandra type.
8½" Max
19*
One pot, Triphylla type.
6½" Max
20*
One pot, Triphylla type.
10¼" Max
21*
Three pots, shown as one entry.
3½"
22*
Three pots, shown as one entry.
4",5/5¼",6/6½"
23*
Three pots, shown as one entry.
5/5¼"
24*
Two pots of the same cultivar, to be judged as
a matching pair of flowering plants.
5¼ " Max
25
Three branches.
In a vase.
26
One pot, any cultivar/s any manner of training
other than a bush, shrub or standard.
8½" Max
27*
One pot of fuchsia/s, A catch all class.
See definition M on page 6.
Any Size Pot
28
One plant, mini standard.
5¼" Max.
29
A fuchsia or fuchsias, grown in a bonsai style. Must be in an appropriate bonsai container. See definition N on page 6.
30
One pot, any cultivar.
Any Size Pot
31
One full basket, one or more plants, diameter of basket not to exceed 16".
32
One half basket, one or more plants, diameter of basket not to exceed 16".
33
One hanging pot of fuchsias only, one or more plants.
6/6½"
34
One hanging pot of fuchsias only, one or more plants.
Min 8" Max 10"
35
One standard or half standard.
Any Size Pot
36
One quarter standard.
Any Size Pot
Members Only Classes
37
Novelty Class - Pot or unusual container staged with accessories to depict the name of the fuchsia.. Staged within an area of
18"x18"x18"
38*
One pot, hardy cultivar as defined in the British Fuchsia Society hardy list.
Any Size Pot
39*
One pot, any cultivar.
4"
40
One patio container, excluding troughs, any cultivar/s & number of plants.
41*
A seedling bred and shown by a member to be judged on its flower.
42*
One pot, any cultivar grown in a more natural form.
6½" Max
Non Fuchsia
43
A flowering plant other than a fuchsia.
6" Max
44
A plant grown for its foliage other than a fuchsia.
8½" Max
2022 PROGRAMME
January.
21st February.
The Owl Sanctuary from Barrow will be coming along with some of their birds.
21st March.
Chris Nightingale will talk on growing and showing various flowers.
25th
April.
Our
ever
popular
Corners
Evening.
Topics
to
be
announced.
Please
note
this
the
fourth
Monday
in
the
month
and
not
our usual third.
16th May.
Tim Smith will talk un Summer Tubs..
20th June.
A return visit from Eric Coupland who will give his usual excellent talk on growing Fuchsias.
18th July. Steve Halliwell will give a talk on the Holker and Barrow Peninsula.
15th
August.
Mini
Show
-
where
members,
reluctant
to
enter
the
main
show,
get
an
opportunity
to
show
off
their
plants
and
have
any
faults
or
tips
for
improvement
pointed
out
in
a
friendly
way.
Including
a
class
for
a
hat,
decorated
not
with
fuchsias,
but
so as to represent the name of a fuchsia.
19th September.
Annual General Meeting followed by a quiz.
Do please try and attend.
15th October
. To Be Confirmed.
21st November.
A return visit from either Anita or Diane from Avant Garden Centre who will give a talk on Festive Containers.
December. No Meeting