The National Show
Held in Conjunction with
The Gardener's Weekend,  Kings Heath Park,  Birmingham
Saturday 30^th. &  Sunday 31^st. August
Judges: Alan Bryce, Derek Telford, R Frazer Wood (SBS).
SCHEDULE
Schedules from: Jeff Rhodes 7 Tew Street, Wakefield. WF2 8DR
Tel 01924 217579     email rhodesjeff@care4free.net
PICTURES OF 2007 SHOW

The National Show   2007
The 57th. National Show.    Held in conjunction with
The Gardener's Weekend
Kings Heath Park,  Birmingham    Saturday  1^st. &  Sunday  2^nd. September

The National Show   2006
The 56th. National Show.    Held in conjunction with
The Gardener's Weekend
Kings Heath Park,  Birmingham    Saturday  2^nd. &  Sunday  3^rd.  September

The National Show   2005
The 55th. National Show.    Held in conjunction with
The Gardener's Weekend
Kings Heath Park,  Birmingham    Saturday  3^rd. &  Sunday  4^th.  September

    SECRETARY'S REPORT   RESULTS    SCHEDULE

      Unfortunately due to the weather conditions in the month before the show, entries were very low and the quality was not the best we have seen. The main prize winners were John Taylor with his entry of 7 pots and Ken Gallagher with his 12 Cut Blooms. The high point of the show was the very good entry, and quality of the non tuberous and species classes. These were the best for many years. The other high point was Ian and Christine Yeardley's entry in the display class. We must all try harder next year to get the show back to former glories.                                                                   Alan Harris

The National Show   2003
The 53rd National Show was held at Kings Heath Park, Birmingham on 30th and 31st August.

    Entries were well up to previous years in total, which was amazing considering the tropical conditions in August. It was particularly pleasing to see 3 entries in each of the main pot plant classes and the standard was exceptional with Peter Read and Lakin Earl the winners.  The cut blooms entries were down with 5 entries in the 12 board class.  The standard was not as high as recent years, but still a lot better than expected.  Blooms seem to be more affected by the heat than plants.  It was nice to see Ken Gallagher back to winning ways.   We still need more entries in the non tuberous, novice and intermediate classes but all in all it was a very good show expertly managed by the stand-in Show Secretary Jeff Rhodes.                                                                                                                                        Alan Harris