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PICTURES: 'Beautiful' Ross-shire and Sutherland Federation SWI bulb show in Dingwall as Ardross makes mark


By Hector MacKenzie

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Betty Fraser Ardross SWI with prizewinning hyacinths.
Betty Fraser Ardross SWI with prizewinning hyacinths.

ARDROSS SWI swept the boards at what was described as a "beautiful" bulb show in Dingwall.

Ross-shire and Sutherland Federation SWI held its first bulbs-only show at St Clement's Church Hall.

The quality of bulbs was excellent with the wonderful aroma hitting visitors the moment thye entered.

Betty Fraser from Ardross SWI was triumphant with her winning entries described as "a sight to see!"

Refreshments proved popular and a chance for a catch up whilst enjoying the beautiful homemade bakes provided by the Federation committees.

Lord Lieutentant of Ross and Cromarty Joanie Whiteford flanked by Federation secretary Christine Pokernecki and (right) chairman Ann McGhee.
Lord Lieutentant of Ross and Cromarty Joanie Whiteford flanked by Federation secretary Christine Pokernecki and (right) chairman Ann McGhee.

Ann McGhee, Federation chairman, said: "We had a beautiful Bulb Show in Dingwall. Many congratulations to all the ladies who entered their beautiful bulbs.Special congratulations to Betty Fraser and Ardross Institute. Thank you to the executive committee and the members of the H&H committee for their support and hard work and to everyone who came along and bought raffles and enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea.”

The Handcraft, Floral Art and Baking show will be in September.

There was a feast for the senses.
There was a feast for the senses.

Results

Tea was served.
Tea was served.

Henderson Challenge Cup – Ardross

Elizabeth Sutherland Rosebowl – Betty Fraser, Ardross

Lexxie Matheson Salver (less than 5 bulbs) – Christel MacKintosh, Ardross

Edderton Salver (5 bulbs or more) – Betty Fraser, Ardross.

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