Record number of entries delight visitors at Bardfield horticultural show
Many visitors flocked to see tje displays at the Bardfield Horticultural Society Show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
Bardfield Horticultural Society is celebrating after holding one of its best-ever summer shows.
Some of the colourful flowers on offer at the show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
Visitors flocked to see what the group had to offer on August 5, which included magnificent floral displays, impressive local produce exhibits, and delicate corsages.
The exhibitor turnout was the best it has been for more than 30 years, with a record number of entries in both the group’s spring and summer shows.
The event also saw plenty of tea and homemade cakes to visitors to tuck into, before some 20 trophies and prizes were handed out to the winners.
The society is now looking ahead to its next event on September 21 called ‘Anyone can grow vegetables’, and will feature a talk in the Quaker Meeting House ay 7.30pm.
The Bardfield Horticultural Society Show earleir this month was a success. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
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Non-members are welcome and tickets are £5.
The evening will also include a raffle, lucky ticket draw, refreshments, and free seeds to take home.
Local produce was also presented at the Bardfield Horticultural Society Show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
Local produce was also presented at the Bardfield Horticultural Society Show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
Some of the displays at the Bardfield Horticultural Society Show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
Visitors take a look at some of the displays at the Bardfield Horticultural Society Show. Picture: DOUG JOYCE - Credit: Archant
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