Although the entries didn’t quite match 2013’s record total, the Woodlands Centre witnessed another excellent show, with a steady stream of visitors. Rose and sweet pea classes were well supported, with high quality blooms from exhibitors, and there was a wonderful selection of fruit and vegetables. The photography classes were well contested and the John de Bohun room was filled with floral art and a photographic exhibition to browse. Trophy winners: Tony Welch, RHS Sweet Pea Cup (most points), Glass Goblet (best horticulture exhibit), National Sweet Pea Society bronze medal (best vase), J. F. Passmore Cup (best pot plant); Jeffrey Haine, Dave Sanders Memorial Cup (best sweet peas), Glass Goblet (best photograph); Dave Napper, Rose Cup (most points); David Stubbings, Eric Norrell Rose Cup (best roses), Tom Lloyd Memorial Plate (best yellow rose); Wendy Gallienne, Glass Goblet (most floral art points), certificate (best floral art); Julie MacCulloch, Wally Barnes Cup (most points for flowers, vegetables and fruit); Malcolm Paradine, certificates for most vegetable points and best vegetable; David Donovan, certificate for most fruit points); Mac MacCulloch, best exhibit for growers of fewer than 50 sweet pea plants. Other first prize winners: Anne Adams, B. Bezants, Mike Burrell, Sylvia Hesling, Eric Norrell, Mavis Potten, Peter Russell, Carol Spanton, Joyce Stonhold, John Street, Alison Valentini, Claudio Valentini, Babs Blake.