2. The term `rock plant' shall mean any plant suitable for the rock garden, bog garden, wild

garden or alpine house.

3. Section I is open to all members. Section II is open only to members who, at the start of the

show year have not won more than 50 SRGC Section II First Prizes. Section III is for Junior

members. Section IV is for non-competitive exhibits of plants, photographs, paintings,

sketches, etc. Council is anxious to encourage these to make the shows as successful as

possible. Please advise the Show Secretary of the size of the exhibit by the entry date.

displayed. Inaccurate naming shall not be a disqualification.

possession for at least six months before the date of the Show.

6. No competitor may have more than one exhibit in any one class, unless specified for that class

in the schedule.

Show without the permission of the Show Secretary.

final. For Sections I and II at least two of the three Judges shall be selected from those names

on the Club's Panel of Judges which is held by the Chairman of the Show Secretaries'

Committee. At least one of these three Judges shall reside outside the immediate

neighbourhood of the town where the Show is being held. For Sections other than I and II,

Show Secretaries are at liberty to use their discretion. No Show Secretary shall appoint a

Judge who has already served at the Show for the previous two consecutive years.

11. Any protest must be delivered in writing within half an hour of the Show opening on the first

day of the Show to the Show Secretary, who will then appoint a Committee of not less than

three persons who will consider the protest.

12. All cups and trophies (except medals) to be held for one year. Cost of engraving trophies may

be reclaimed from relevant show secretaries.

judging.

14.a) All plants entered in classes for plants `grown from seed'  must be

accompanied  by date of sowing and may be accompanied by botanical notes (unless stated as a requirement)

Orchidaceae, but may give liberal interpretation to plants coming under the other headings.

They should look for established plants.

16. Cyclamen 'groups' - C. hederifolium 'group' includes CC. africanum, confusum, hederifolium and h. crassifolium. C. graecum 'group' includes graecum and  maritimum

17. All plants should be free of pests and diseases. Any plants may be removed to a safe place by

 the Show Secretary if in his or her opinion a plant is harbouring pests or diseases.

 Download the list of plant taxa  here.

 For a list of genus to family, download this list here.

SHOW NOTES

or `pot'.

Club Shows, subject to the discretion of the Show Secretary concerned.

4. There are three joint AGS-SRGC shows each year, in Kendal, and Hexham(spring and autumn).

The show notes and rules of each Society are applied in alternate years, with the award of Farrer or Forrest Medals as appropriate. It is important that exhibitors and judges recognise that there are a few differences between the rules of each Society and they should consult and apply the appropriate rules. The key difference is in the definitions used for bulbous plants. For example, the AGS rules allow for rhizomes, as in Iris and Trillium but exclude Cyclamen, whereas the SRGC rules allow for Cyclamen and Rhodohypoxis but exclude Trillium and Oncocyclus Iris. AGS rules referred to are available HERE 

At these joint shows members of both AGS and SRGC are eligible for all prizes, medals and other awards.  Points count towards seasonal aggregates and merit medals according to membership.

5. Show Secretaries are requested to send a list of `firsts' gained in Sections I and II of their

Show as soon as possible after each Show, using the forms supplied, to the Convener of Show Secretaries - David Millward  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Special Awards - see  Show  Schedules HERE 

Skill in Cultivation………..… 30

Rarity in Cultivation………... 10

Rarity in Cultivation…….….. 30

Condition…………………… 30

Garden worthiness………….. 50

Rarity and difficulty………… Nil

(ii) A plant in fruit shall rank equal to a plant in flower.

(iii) No plant, unless in a class for some special quality, shall receive more than half the

points allocated for condition if not in flower or fruit.

(iv) No distinction shall be made between a plant grown in a pot or pan and one lifted

from the open ground.

(v) Only if other points are equal should preference be given to a species over a natural

or garden hybrid.

(vi) The judges are authorised and are requested, to withhold any trophy, prize or award

if they consider the exhibits to be of insufficient merit.

Society, The Alpine Garden Society, and The Scottish Rock Garden Club. It deals with all rock and

alpine house plants other than irises, rhododendrons, narcissi and tulips although it does deal with  dwarf members of these genera when these specialist committees are not meeting.