Medwyn Williams

Medwyn Williams

Hello. I'm Medwyn Williams – eleven times Gold medal winner at the Chelsea Flower Show, Past Chairman of the Royal Horticultural Society Fruit Vegetable and Herb Committee and President of the National Vegetable Society.

Malvern Show

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We had a brilliant weekend at Malvern – Liverpool winning – Wales winning (say no more) winning a Gold with my display and winning the best Exhibit with the display as well. Lets hope we can do the buisness this afternoon against Fiji who are a really powerful side. Some pictures from Malvern –

20ft display with over 40 kinds of vegetables on it
20ft display with over 40 kinds of vegetables on it

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We had great fun with the rugby ball made from tomatoes with the Welsh team colours, particularly on Sunday!!
We had great fun with the rugby ball made from tomatoes with the Welsh team colours, particularly on Sunday!!

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A brilliant Trug staged by Mike Smith from St Asaph, he certainly takes  some beating.
A brilliant Trug staged by Mike Smith from St Asaph, he certainly takes some beating.
A nice set of three long carrots New Red intermediate by Ronnie Jackson from Cumbria
A nice set of three long carrots New Red intermediate by Ronnie Jackson from Cumbria
Simon Smith can’t argue about the merits of Victor parsnip any more having staged a really cracking set of three. He's hoping to stage three next Tuesday as well at the RHS Autumn show in London, what he doesn’t know however is that his great pal David Thornton is keeping his powder dry regarding his entry!
Simon Smith can’t argue about the merits of Victor parsnip any more having staged a really cracking set of three. He’s hoping to stage three next Tuesday as well at the RHS Autumn show in London, what he doesn’t know however is that his great pal David Thornton is keeping his powder dry regarding his entry!
Jim Thompson is rarely out of the cards at any show, this time winning with a great dish of Meccano tomatoes and coming second to Marcus with his collection.
Jim Thompson is rarely out of the cards at any show, this time winning with a great dish of Meccano tomatoes and coming second to Marcus with his collection.
Ian Neale wins the heaviest Swede class with a specimen weighing in at 36.2 Kg. However it was well short of the World Record which is held by Ian himself at 54 Kg. We have seed of this strain just harvested this year if you fancy having a go next year.
Ian Neale wins the heaviest Swede class with a specimen weighing in at 36.2 Kg. However it was well short of the World Record which is held by Ian himself at 54 Kg. We have seed of this strain just harvested this year if you fancy having a go next year.
The heaviest Leek in the World. This was the best conditioned leek that I have ever seen at a heaviest vegetable competition. Apart from a split button at the back it would have done well at any quality show with a another matching one.
The heaviest Leek in the World. This was the best conditioned leek that I have ever seen at a heaviest vegetable competition. Apart from a split button at the back it would have done well at any quality show with a another matching one.
A brilliant collection of five kinds of vegetables by Marcus Powell.
A brilliant collection of five kinds of vegetables by Marcus Powell.

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2 thoughts on “Malvern Show

  1. Very nice display,, congratulations, with the best in show

  2. Medwyn, I think you’ll find Wales didn’t win, England lost it (c’mon Fiji!), Liverpool did their best to lose (as usual) and me being Dave Thornton’s great pal is just a malicious rumour! Bring on Tuesday morning!

    Great display and make sure you keep us all informed about that new tomato variety. Looks very promising, better than Zenith I reckon.

    Still gutted about Saturday night!

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