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Spring-like display at Wick and District Gardening Club bulb show

March 8, 2023 by Staff Reporter

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Members of Wick and District Gardening Club at their annual bulb show in the Nethercliffe Hotel on Tuesday.

Wick and District Gardening Club held its annual bulb show this week in the town’s Nethercliffe Hotel – even though the wintry weather meant the invited judges were unable to travel.

Snow may have been covering the ground but the hall itself looked very colourful and spring-like for the event on Tuesday.

Helen Hill stepped in at the last minute and gave the members an informative talk on her work with the Wick Riverside Volunteers. Maureen Miller thanked Helen.

Helen’s son Calum saved the day and judged the bulbs, while Helen judged the brooch competition.

Tea was served and the raffle drawn before the presentation of prizes.

Main prize-winners at Wick and District Gardening Club's annual bulb show.Main prize-winners at Wick and District Gardening Club’s annual bulb show.

Results:

Three pink hyacinths: 1 Carol Grant; 2 Gladys Gunn; 3 Kathleen Baikie.

Ten Tête-à-tête: 1 Jeanette Coghill; 2 Doreen Turner; 3 Margaret Murray.

Five tulips Sweetheart: 1 Kathleen Baikie; 2 Doreen Turner; 3 Carol Grant.

One amaryllis: 1 Gladys Gunn; 2 Jeanette Coghill; 3 Margaret Murray.

Most points: Jeanette Coghill and Gladys Gunn. Runners-up: Kathleen Baikie, Doreen Turner and Carol Grant.

Best exhibit: Carol Grant (three hyacinths). Best amaryllis: Gladys Gunn.

Brooch competition winner: Doreen Turner.

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