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Catisfield
& District Horticultural Society
For the Catisfield District, Fareham, Hampshire, UK Founded at a meeting held on Friday October 7th, 1961 |
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President: Dr
Hugh Carling MBE
Vice-President: Eddie Rose 2008 Officers: Chairman: Alan Martin, Vice-Chairman: John Rustell, Treasurer: Doreen Baker, Secretary: David Hawkesworth, Show Sec: Sue Dixon |
above is the Fuchsia
Catisfield Pride - bred by Catisfield Horticultural Society President John Bridgland |
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SHOWS
SUMMER Sat 28th June 2008 viewing 1:30 - 4. The Summer horticultural show is Open for entries from non-members - schedule 60p plus post from Sec (see below) AUTUMN Sat 6th Sep 2008 viewing 1:30 - 4 MONTHLY MEETINGS in 2008
The 2008 Programme is wide and varied, and is of interest to anyone who enjoys gardens, gardening and our surroundings: 10th
January 2008 Roger Young - Creating the Parks & Gardens for the
Southsea Show For more information
Each year the member who has achieved the most points across the three Society shows is named as the "Catisfield Horticultural Society Gerdener of the Year" and awarded the Bob Campbell Trophy. In 2007 the winner was Doug Glading |
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CHS President John Bridgland (right) congratulating Dr Hugh Carling - Hugh stood down as Chairman in 1999 after holding that position since the Society's formation. | |
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CHS Autumn Show - general views | |
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A CHS Spring Show. | |
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Some photographs of winners in the Flowers, Vegetable, Craft, Floral Art and Children's classes. | |
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Comments, queries and messages to:
See also Catisfield - More
Information about Catisfield. |
BOB
CAMPBELL was Show Secretary from 1989 till his unfortunate death in September
2002. He helped this Society so much, in so many ways. He is sorely missed.
John Bridgland at the 1972 CHS Spring Show The CHS President, John Bridgland reached the grand age of 100 in August 2007. Unfortunately we have to record that John died on August 15th. He will be remembered as a staunch supporter of the Society for tens and tens of years, as well as for the many fuchsia varieties he bred. |