114: ROSES, FLORIBUNDA - Limerick Show 2025
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Regulations For Horticulture Section
- All plants, flowers, etc. brought to the place of exhibition in dirty pots or Boxes, or in any way that may appear to the Committee to be discreditable to the Show, shall at once be removed from the hall.
- No person shall be allowed to remain with the Judges apart from Chairperson, Secretary and Stewards, who must not be exhibitors in the classes for which they are acting as Stewards.
- No plants, flowers, fruits or vegetables shall be taken off the tables or stands before the close of the Show. No exhibit, or part of, may be removed before the close of the Show.
- Any person touching or interfering with the plants, flowers, fruits or vegetables, after they have been staged without permission from the committee, shall be instantly removed from the place of exhibition.
- Appeals must be lodged with the Secretary before 2:00 PM on the 24th August, together with the sum of €10, which shall be refunded if the complaint is upheld.
- Judging will be in accordance with the revised rules of the Royal Horticultural Society, except Dahlias, which will be judged according to the rules of the National Dahlia Society, and the Decorative Classes will be judged in accordance with the N.A.F.A.S. rules.
Staging And Removal Of Exhibits
- Exhibitors number cards will be available in the Horticultural Area on Saturday.
- Exhibitors must collect them there personally.
- Intending exhibitors will have been informed beforehand of any classes that have been cancelled.
- Exhibitors must collect their exhibits between 5:00 to 6:30 PM on the Sunday. No responsibility will be taken for anything left after that time.
- At 5:00 PM Sunday, all visitors and competitors must vacate the Horticulture Area, leaving the exhibits intact. When the area is empty, exhibitors will be re-admitted and may then remove their exhibits.
Photographs of prize winners will take place at 4:00 PM and draw will take place immediately afterwards on Sunday.
Exhibition rules
- All exhibits must be staged on the day preceding the show. No exhibits will be accepted on the day of the show except for Class 188 (See below).
- Any prize may, at the discretion of the Judges, be withheld or modified if in their opinion, the exhibit is not deserving of the prize offered. A class may be cancelled unless there are at least three entries.
- No cup will be awarded in any class unless a first prize is awarded.
- Exhibitors must stage their exhibits in the allocated places appointed by the Show.
- The Committee will not be in any way responsible for loss or damage done to exhibits, stand vases, etc, during or after the Show.
- Prize winners must collect their Prize Money between 2:00 to 6:00 PM on Sunday the 24th in the Horticulture area.
- An exhibitor with more than 10 entries will get a complimentary pass for the show.
WOULD EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:
All exhibits must be staged between the hours of 2.00p.m. to 5.00p.m. on Saturday 23rd August to facilitate judging. The Horticultural area must be vacated to facilitate judging at 5.30p.m. sharp, on Saturday 23rd August.
Horticultural Section Cups:
|
Cup |
Class |
Description |
|
Cushanahouna |
103 |
Annuals |
|
Francis J. Cleeve Memorial |
109 or 110 |
Gladioli Best Spike in Show |
|
John Griffin Memorial |
115 |
Rose of the Show |
|
Maryville Perpetual |
126 |
Pot of Geranium |
|
Kilfrush Perpetual |
119 |
Hardy Herbaceous Flowers |
|
Jim Barry Memorial |
128 |
Collection of Dahlias |
|
|
129 |
Giant or Large Cactus |
|
Nantenan Perpetual |
130-133 |
Best Vase of Dahlia |
|
N.D.S. Silver Medal |
128-133 |
Best Dahlia Exhibit |
|
N.D.S. Bronze Medal |
128-133 |
Reserve Dahlia Exhibit |
|
Ballymackeogh Perpetual |
101-135 |
Most Points Classes 101-135 |
|
R.H.S. Spoons |
(excl. Decorative) |
Best Horticultural Exhibit |
|
Attyflynn Cup |
136 |
“Bold Statement” An exhibit featuring contemporary style Width allowed: 76cm Height optional |
|
Bogan Cup |
137 |
“Up and Down” An exhibit to include two placements Width allowed: 76cm Height optional |
|
Lawless Cup |
138 |
“Globe Trotting” An exhibit depicting a foreign destination Width allowed: 76cm Height optional |
|
Ballinacurra Cup |
139 |
“As We Were” An exhibit featuring a vase or jug. No oasis allowed, to be viewed and judged all round Width allowed: 60cm Height optional |
|
|
140 |
A petite exhibit, an exhibit staged within width 25cm and depth 25cm Height 37.5cm |
|
|
141 |
A petite exhibit featuring a coin, an exhibit within width 10cm, depth 10cm and height 15cm |
|
McInerney Cup |
142 |
“Fáilte” An exhibit featuring a teapot Width: 60cm Height optional Confined to those who have not won a first prize at any time of entry |
|
Finnerstown Cup |
143 |
“Crowning Glory” An exhibit featuring a hat Width: 60cm Teachers, judges, demonstrators and ‘best in show winners’ are not eligible in this class |
|
Marie Werner Memorial Cup |
136-143 |
Best Exhibit 136-143 Best in Show |
|
|
144 |
An exhibit featuring growing plants. Basket not to exceed 36cm in diameter. Vouchers, money prizes €30, €20 and €10. Entry fee €4 |
|
|
145 |
“Window Box" An exhibit featuring growing plants. Window box not to exceed 1 metre in length. Vouchers, money prizes €30, €20 and €10. Entry fee €4 |
|
|
146 |
“Patio Container” An exhibit featuring growing plants. Patio container not to exceed 80cm in length. Vouchers, money prizes €30, €20 and €10. Entry fee €4 |
|
Price Cup |
147 |
“My Favourite Flowers” Space allowed 60cm in width, height optional. Confined to children up to fourteen years of age. To be arranged at the venue. |
|
Quinnsborough Cup |
148 |
“Rock, Bog or Novel Garden” An exhibit on a tray, natural plant material to predominate. Confined to children up to fourteen years of age. Maximum size 60cm X 60cm square. |
|
Sandville Cup |
149 |
“A Creature” An exhibit made from natural plant material. Confined to children up to sixteen years of age. |
|
Callie Connolly Cup |
147-149 |
Most Points in Classes 147-149 |
|
Drummond Perpetual Challenge Cup |
165 |
Country Gardens |
All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.
SPONSORED BY MRS CATHERINE MCCARTHY
ENTRY FEE FOR CLASSES 101 TO 127 IS €3 PER ENTRY
PRIZE MONEY IN CLASSES 101-127-1ST €10: 2ND €7: 3RD €5
1 vase, 1 stem
No entries permitted on day of event.