2023 Llangoed Flower Show Results
Our 2023 Show took place on the 8th of July with over 500 entries from more than 200 makers and growers.
Congratulations to each and every entrant. What a day it was celebrating our beautiful corner of Anglesey.
Class A - Flowers
Judged by Brenda Williams
Best in Section - Kay Laurie
A1. Whats in Your Garden? vase of any six flowers
First - Jean Whitehead
Second - Julie Upmeyer
A2. Allium, one bloom
First - Chrissy Newsham
Second - Kay Laurie
A4. Cacti or Succulent, one
First - Kay Laurie
Second - Chrissy Newsham
A5. Geranium, any variety, one bloom
First - Chrissy Newsham
Second - Jennifer Martin-Jones
A7. Rose, any variety, one bloom
First - Delyth Roberts
Second - Tamara Rogers
A8. Rose, best scented, one bloom
First - Jon Holmbers
Second - Jo Alexander
A9. Sweet Pea, any variety, six blooms
First - Robert Holloway
Second - Robert Holloway
Class B - Flower Arranging
Judged by Norman Evans
Best in Section - Jennifer Martin-Jones
B1. Three Blooms with Foliage
First - Jennifer Martin-Jones
Second - Annette Jones
B2. Arrangement in a Teacup
First - Jennifer Martin-Jones
Second - Clare Tewson
B3. Flower-less Foliage, greenery
First - Ian Flack
Second - Rhiannon Tudor
B4. Hedgerow Display
First - Laura Grant
Second - Penny Wright
B5. Insect-friendly Flower Arrangement
First - Jennifer Martin-Jones
Second - Chris Linford
B6. Posy of Flowers
First - Penny Wright
Second - Laura Grant
B7. Pressed Flower Piece, mounted on card
First - Liz Morris-Webb
Second - Philip Shaw
Class C - Vegetables and Fruit
Judged by Medwyn Williams
Best in Section - Sulwen Roberts
C1. What’s in your Garden? display of vegetables in a box
First - Annette Jones
Second - Chrissy Newsham
C2. Beetroot, two with roots and leaves
First - Sulwen Robers
Second - Annette Jones
C3. Broad beans, six
First - Jenifer Martin-Jones
Second - Sulwen Robers
C4. Courgettes, three
First - Harriet Orr
Second - Rosamond Gaunt
C5. Garlic, two bulbs
First - Matthew Murphy
Second - Robert Davies
C6. Herbs, culinary and medicinal, with labels
First - Lucy Low
Second - Anita Malhotra
C7. Kale, five leaves
First - Rosamund Gaunt
Second - Sulwen Roberts
C8. Lettuces, two with roots
First - Chrissy Newsham
C9. Odd shaped / unusual vegetable
First - Gareth Phillips
Second - Lucy Zalot
C10. Spring onions, three
First - Gary Pritchard
Second - Lucy Low
C11. Peas in pods, three
First - Philip Shaw
Second - Phil Lewis
C13. Potatoes, three red
First - Chris Linford
Second - Chrissy Newsham
C14. Potatoes, three white
First - Chrissy Newsham
Second - Roger Davies
C16. Strawberries, three
First - Rhian Latham
Second - Chrissy Newsham
C17. Tomatoes, any variety, three
First - Lucy Low
Second - Annette Jones
C18. Tomatoes, cherry, six
First - Rosamund Gaunt
Second - Rosamund Gaunt
Class D - Cookery
Judged by Anita Malhotra
Best in Section - Jean Whitehead
D1. Bara Brith
First - Delyth Roberts
Second - Irene Duff
D2. Chocolate cake
First - Gwennan Hughes
D3. Cup Cakes, four, decorated with Summer theme
First - David Davies
Second - Meirion Williams
D4. Decorated Cake, with a Flower theme
First - Gwennan Hughes
Second - Jacob Lindenbaum
D5. Scones, any type, three
First - Gwennan Hughes
D6. Victoria Sponge
First - Gwennan Hughes
D7. Welshcakes, four
First - Gwennan Hughes
D8. Bread, white loaf
First - Meleri Evans
D9. Bread, wholemeal loaf
First - Sue Cooke
Class E - Preserves
Judged by Audrey Jones
Best in Section - Jean Whitehead
E1. Chutney, any variety
First - Gwyneth Adams
Second - Edna Prince
E2. Jam, any fruit
First - Jean Whitehead
Second - Kirsty Lindenbaum
E3. Jelly, any fruit
First - Sulwen Roberts
Second - Sulwen Roberts
E4. Marmalade, any fruit
First - Jean Whitehead
Second - Kirsty Lindenbaum
E5. Pickle, any variety
First - Wynne Jalnsen
Second - Mari Pritchard
E6. Preserve, any variety or fruit
Second - Jonathan Lewis
E8. Cordial, any variety or fruit
First - Meleri Evans
Second - Kirsty Lindenbaum
E9. Honey
First - Ian Thorpe
Class F - Arts, Crafts & Photography
Judged by Mari Rose Pritchard, Jo Alexander, Ness Owen and Mike Linford
Best in Class - Anne Sutton
Best in Class Photography - Laura Grant
F1. Handmade clothing item, any construction
First - Fiona Stops
Second - Oksana Yosypiv
F2. Embroidery, any item
First - Lynne Stuart
Second - Maggie Evans
F3. Artificial flower(s), made from paper, felt, fabric, etc
First - Caroline Richardson
Second - Philip Shaw
F4. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower)
First - Annette Jones
Second - Sara Walczak
F5. Love-spoon, carved
First - Jo Alexander
F6. Knitted or crocheted item
First - Natasha Lough
Second - Anne Sutton
F7. Poem, Welsh
First - Meirion Llywelyn
Second - Delyth Roberts
F8. Poem, English
First - Anna Powell
Second - Nia Wyn
F9. Soft toy, any construction
First - Gill Siddall
Second - Natasha Lough
F10. Up-cycled object
First - Anne Lindsey
Second - Karen Flippance
F11. Photograph - Spring
First - Laura Grant
Second - Julie Pittilla
F12. Photograph - Summer
First - Mana Pavlickova
Second - Jacob Lindenbaum
F13. Photograph - Autumn
First - Laura Grant
Second - Sheena Renner
F14. Photograph - Winter
First - Clare Tewson
Second - Julie Pittilla
Class G - Youth Flower, Vegetable & Fruit
Judged by Medwyn Williams
G1a. Display of vegetables, grown by child, under Y1
First - Lotti Davies
Second - Mabon Davies Hughes
G1b. Display of vegetables, grown by child, Y1/Y2
First - Matthew Coburn
Second - Toby Webb
G1e. Display of vegetables, grown by child, Y7-Y10
First - Tomos Griffiths
G2a. Arrangement of flowers, grown by child, under Y1
First - Mabon Davies Hughes
G2b. Arrangement of flowers, grown by child, Y1/Y2
First - Eleri Hughes
G2c. Arrangement of flowers, grown by child, Y3/Y4
First - Otto Lindenbaum
Class H - Youth Cookery
Judged by Anita Malhotra
H1e. Decorated cake, Shapes and Colours theme, Y7 - Y10
First - Tomos Griffiths
Second - Mabli Evans
H2c. Cupcakes, four, decorated with Flowers theme, Y3/Y4
First - Otto Lindenbaum
Second - Imogen May
H4a. Gingerbread People, three, under Y1
First - Lotti Roberts
H4b. Gingerbread People, three, Y1/Y2
First - Eliza May
Class J - Youth Arts, Crafts & Photography
Judged by Mari Rose Pritchard, Jo Alexander, Rev. Leslie Rendle
Best in Show Under Year 1 - Lotti Roberts
Best in Show Y1/Y2 - Menna
Best in Show Y3/Y4 - Olivia
Best in Show Y5/6 - Harry Roy Robins
Best in Show Y7-10 James Welsby
J1a. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), under Y1
First - Mason
Second - Nesta
J1b. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y1/Y2
First - Darcy & Menna
Second - Cariad & Evie
J1c. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y3/Y4
First - Cerys Macildowie
Second - Otto Lindenbaum
J1d. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y5/Y6
First - Harry Roy Robins
Second - Sam Lindenbaum
J2a. Pressed leaf or flower arrangement, mounted on card, under Y1
First - Arthur
Second - Caleb Mon Hughes
J2b. Pressed leaf or flower arrangement, mounted on card, Y1/Y2
First - Eliza May
Second - Emily
J2c. Pressed leaf or flower arrangement, mounted on card, Y3/Y4
First - Imogen May
J3a. Your name as art - written, drawn or painted in an interesting way, under Y1
First - Lotti Roberts
Second - Noah Unwin
J3b. Your name as art - written, drawn or painted in an interesting way, Y1/Y2
First - Rhys
Second - Ffion Lewis
J3c. Your name as art - written, drawn or painted in an interesting way, Y3/Y4
First - Olivia
Second - Ava
J3d. Your name as art - written, drawn or painted in an interesting way, Y5/Y6
First - Logan
Second - Leigh
J3e Your name as art - written, drawn or painted in an interesting way, Y7-Y10
First - Tomos Griffith
J4a. Painted rock, under Y1
First - Lotti Davies
Second - Toby Webb
J4b. Painted rock, Y1/Y2
First - Emily Jones
Second - Tristan Woolway
J4c. Painted rock, Y3/Y4
First - Otto Lindenbaum
Second - Oliver Jones
J4d. Painted rock, Y5/Y6
First - Hedd Myrddin
J5a. Lego construction (not from a kit), under Y1
First - Caleb Mon Hughes
Second - Nesta Lewis
J5b. Lego construction (not from a kit), Y1/Y2
First - Ffion Lewis
J5c. Lego construction (not from a kit), Y3/Y4
First - Cerys Macildowie
Second - Otto Lindenbaum
J5e Lego construction (not from a kit), Y7-Y10
First - James Welsby
Second - Louise Peacock
J6a. A collection, under Y1
First - Lotti Davies
Second - Toby Webb
J6c. A collection, Y3/Y4
First - Oliver Jones
J7a. Any creation or drawing with the theme of ‘Nature on our Doorstep’, under Y1
First - William Turner
Second - Caleb Mon Hughes
J7b. Any creation or drawing with the theme of ‘Nature on our Doorstep’, Y1/Y2
First - Ffion Lewis
J7d. Any creation or drawing with the theme of ‘Nature on our Doorstep’, Y5-Y6
First - Hedd Myrddin
Second - Ryan
J7a. Animal made from a vegetable(s), under Y1
First - Cado Evans
Second - Lotti Davies
J9a. Photograph ‘Our community’, under Y1
First - Lotti Davies
Second - Caleb Mon Hughes
J9e. Photograph ‘Our community’, Y7-Y10
First - Tomos Griffiths
J10a. Photograph ‘Close up’, under Y1
First - Lotti Davies
Second - Caleb Mon Hughes
J10b. Photograph ‘Close up’, Y1/Y2
First - Tomas Tito
J10e. Photograph ‘Close up’, Y7-Y10
First - Jacob Lindenbaum
Second - Tomos Griffiths
The Special Awards
In addition, the following honours were also awarded
THE NICOLA CLAYTON TROPHY
’For the Love of our Locality’
Presented by Seiriol Swimmers
Awarded to the entry that best reflects the magical place in which we live - something grown or made here in the place we all call home.
2023 Winner - Ian Flack
THE ROGER MOSS MEMORIAL CUP
’The Most Beautiful Entry’
Presented by Judith Moss
Donated in appreciation of beautiful Llangoed and the Community
2023 Winner - Daniel Shaw
CYNGHRAIR SEIRIOL ALLIANCE AWARD
’Best Entry by a Young Person’
Presented by Rhian Hughes
2023 Winner - Ashli-Jane
ANGLESEY DRUID ORDER
’Best use of Natural Materials’
Presented by the Anglesey Druid Order
2023 Winner - Tomos Griffiths
Create your own special award in memory or celebration. More info here
The Judge’s Choice Awards
Best Play Value - Gill Siddal
Highly commended poem - Ffion Lewis
Highly commended poem - Jo Alexander
Quirkiest object - Natasha Lough
Green Thumb Award - Rhiannon Tudor
Greatest Attention to Detail - Sophie Cooke